Currently it seems that this package doesn't support using MySQL's DELIMITER keyword which is commonly used with stored procedures which contain multiple statements.
I've created a very basic example below to highlight the issue in its simplest form:
Example Input
SELECT 1;
DELIMITER $
SELECT 2$
SELECT 3$
Expected Output (Suggestion)
Not sure if this is the best solution, but just what I would have expected to see initially.
[
{
start: 1,
end: 9,
text: 'SELECT 1;',
type: 'SELECT',
executionType: 'LISTING',
parameters: []
},
{
start: 12,
end: 23,
text: 'DELIMITER $',
type: 'DELIMITER',
executionType: 'MODIFICATION',
parameters: []
},
{
start: 26,
end: 34,
text: 'SELECT 2$',
type: 'SELECT',
executionType: 'LISTING',
parameters: []
},
{
start: 37,
end: 45,
text: 'SELECT 3$',
type: 'SELECT',
executionType: 'LISTING',
parameters: []
}
]
Actual Output (with strict mode disabled)
[
{
start: 1,
end: 9,
text: 'SELECT 1;',
type: 'SELECT',
executionType: 'LISTING',
parameters: []
},
{
start: 12,
end: 45,
text: 'DELIMITER $\n\nSELECT 2$\n\nSELECT 3$\n',
type: 'UNKNOWN',
executionType: 'UNKNOWN',
parameters: []
}
]
Demo
Incase it's useful, I've also created a functioning demo here