querybm

A simple SQL query builder and mapper. querybm works well with models generated by sqlc. But it works with your models without sqlc.

FEATURES

• No dependencies
• Build SELECT statement dynamically with struct type
• Mapping with generics instead of reflection
• 100% test coverage

See godoc for more details.

INSTALL

go get -u github.com/tecowl/querybm

USAGE

// You can use model generated by sqlc instead of defining your own
type Author struct {
	AuthorID int32
	Name     string
}

type Condition struct {
	Name string
}

func (c *Condition) Build(s *querybm.Statement) {
	if c.Name != "" {
		s.Where.Add(Field("name", LikeContains(c.Name)))
	}
}

func New(db *sql.DB, condition *Condition) *querybm.Query[Author] {
	return querybm.New(
		db,
		"authors",
		querybm.NewFields(
			[]string{"author_id", "name"},
			func(rows querybm.Scanner, author *models.Author) error {
				return rows.Scan(&author.AuthorID, &author.Name)
			},
		),
		condition,
		querybm.NewSortItem("name", false),
		querybm.NewLimitOffset(100, 0),
	)
}

func main() {
    db, _ := sql.Open("..", "...")
    defer db.Close()

    condition := &Condition{Name: "John"}
    q := New(db, condition)

  	cnt, _ := q.Count(ctx)
    list, _ := q.List(ctx)
}

EXAMPLES

• Simple Dynamic Query
• Query with enumerations
• Query with range
• Query with INNER JOIN
• Query with OUTER JOIN

TESTS

• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• SQLite3

LICENSE

MIT