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This should be already possible using Rows method. For instance: stmt := SELECT(
Rental.AllColumns,
).FROM(
Rental,
)
rows, err := stmt.Rows(context.Background(), db)
var result = make(map[int32]model.Rental)
for rows.Next() {
var rental model.Rental
err := rows.Scan(&rental)
result[rental.RentalID] = rental
} |
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Occasionally, I'll use a 3rd party API call that returns a slice of
X
.Usually I'll double store these in our database so users can soft-delete etc.
Thus to filter, I have to fetch all
X
from the 3rd party API then iterate through and check if its in the slice returned from our database.It is possible to instead scan into a map so as I iterate, rather than iterate through the entire slice, I can just match the primary key to the struct?
Ideally we could scan into some sort of
map[PrimaryKeyType]dest
instead of[]dest
.[Right now I technically do the opposite, converting the 3rd party api into a map by looping, then loop through db records matching the primary key and creating a new slice. But I can see this being useful for other things involving mapping in general.]
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