Composing a sql query does not need to be complex.
sql-compose has single abstraction, thats it.
The idea behind sql-compose is to replace dynamic parts of
the queries with functions. While working with sql-compose
we mostly write plain sql statements.
(require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql where]])
(sql "SELECT * FROM users"
"INNER JOIN sessions ON sessions.user_id = users.id"
(where {:users.id 123 :users.active true}))
; ["SELECT * FROM users INNER JOIN sessions ON sessions.user_id = users.id WHERE users.id = ? AND users.active = ?" 123 true]The interesting part here is where. Its just a normal function
that gets placeholder generator as an argument.
Lets implement a simple form of where here. This will give us
an idea of how we can construct the dynamic parts of queries
when we need to.
(defn where [id]
(fn [gen-placeholder]
(str "WHERE id =" (gen-placeholder id))))
(sql "SELECT * FROM users"
(where 123))
; ["SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ?" 123]We will call these dynamic parts fillers.
sql-compose packs some common fillers.
When a map is passed to where, it uses and.
=> (require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql where]])
=> (sql "SELECT * FROM users"
(where {:id 1 :active true}))
["SELECT * FROM users WHERE (id = ? AND active = ?)" 1 true]For complex logics we can use AND and OR fillers.
=> (require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql where AND OR]])
=> (sql "SELECT * FROM users"
(where (AND ["id =" 1]
(OR ["active =" true]
["city =" "kathmandu"]))))
["SELECT * FROM users WHERE (id = ? AND (active = ? OR city = ?))" 1 true "kathmandu"]insert-into can be used to insert single or multiple rows of data.
=> (require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql insert-into]])
=> (sql (insert-into :users {:email "[email protected]" :city "kathmandu" }))
["INSERT INTO users (email, city) VALUES (?, ?)" "[email protected]" "kathmandu"]=> (require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql insert-into]])
=> (sql (insert-into :users [{:email "[email protected]" :city "kathmandu" }
{:email "[email protected]" :city "sydney"}]))
["INSERT INTO users (email, city) VALUES (?, ?), (?, ?)" "[email protected]" "kathmandu" "[email protected]" "sydney"]set-values is a filler for updating rows.
=> (require '[sql-compose.core :refer [sql set-values where]])
=> (sql "UPDATE users"
(set-values {:email "[email protected]"})
(where {:id 1}))
["UPDATE users SET email = ? WHERE (id = ?)" "[email protected]" 1]Copyright © 2020 suren
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