query

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Query

Performance

# https://graphviz.org/download/#mac
brew install graphviz

go test -bench=. ./core/lib/utils/query/testgen/. -cpuprofile cpu.prof
go tool pprof -svg cpu.prof > cpu.svg

go test -bench=. -trace trace.out ./core/lib/utils/query/testgen/.
go tool trace trace.out

# Data Race: Two goroutines access the same variable concurrently 
# and at least one of the accesses is a write 
# https://golang.org/doc/articles/race_detector
go test -race

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Functions

func Union 

func Union(queries ...*Q) (string, error)

Types

type Column added in v1.8.23 

type Column string

type IModel 

type IModel interface {
	Table_Name() TableName
	Table_Columns() []Column
	Table_PrimaryKey() Column
	Table_PrimaryKey_Value() int64
	Table_InsertColumns() []Column
	Table_UpdateColumns() []Column
	Table_Column_Types() map[Column]string
	String() string
	Update(db db.IDB) error
	Create(db db.IDB) error
	Delete(db db.IDB) error
	FromID(db db.IDB, id int64) (IModel, error)
}

type OrderDir added in v1.8.32 

type OrderDir int
const (
	OrderDirASC OrderDir = iota
	OrderDirDESC
)

func OrderDirFromString added in v1.8.33 

func OrderDirFromString(s string) OrderDir

func (OrderDir) String added in v1.8.32 

func (q OrderDir) String() string

type Q 

type Q struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func Delete 

func Delete(model IModel) *Q

func Insert 

func Insert(model IModel) *Q

func Query 

func Query(model IModel) *Q

func Raw added in v1.8.31 

func Raw(model IModel, query string) *Q

func Select 

func Select(model IModel) *Q

func Update 

func Update(model IModel) *Q

func (*Q) Alias 

func (q *Q) Alias(alias string) *Q

func (*Q) Count 

func (q *Q) Count(name Column, as string) *Q

func (*Q) Field 

func (q *Q) Field(name Column) *Q

Field includes a specific field in the columns to be returned by a result set

func (*Q) FieldAs 

func (q *Q) FieldAs(name Column, as string) *Q

FieldAs includes a specific field in the columns to be returned by a set aliased by `as`

func (*Q) FieldRaw 

func (q *Q) FieldRaw(fieldStr, as string) *Q

FieldRaw allows for an arbitrary string (e.g. "NOW()") to be included in the select columns

func (*Q) Fields 

func (q *Q) Fields(fields ...string) *Q

func (*Q) Limit 

func (q *Q) Limit(limit, offset int64) *Q

func (*Q) OrderBy 

func (q *Q) OrderBy(col Column, dir OrderDir) *Q

func (*Q) Raw added in v1.8.31 

func (q *Q) Raw(query string) *Q

func (*Q) Set 

func (q *Q) Set(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *Q

func (*Q) String 

func (q *Q) String() (string, error)

func (*Q) Sum 

func (q *Q) Sum(name Column, as string) *Q

func (*Q) Where 

func (q *Q) Where(args ...*WherePart) *Q

Where().Equals("a", "b")

type QueryErrorType added in v1.8.51 

type QueryErrorType string
const (
	QUERY_ERROR_INVALID_VALUE      QueryErrorType = "Invalid value"
	QUERY_ERROR_INVALID_COLUMN     QueryErrorType = "Invalid Column Name"
	QUERY_ERROR_EMPTY_WHERE_CLAUSE QueryErrorType = "Empty where clause"
)

type QueryType 

type QueryType int
const (
	QueryTypeNotSet QueryType = iota
	QueryTypeSelect
	QueryTypeRaw
	QueryTypeUpdate
	QueryTypeDelete
	QueryTypeInsert
)

type TableName added in v1.8.23 

type TableName string

type WherePart 

type WherePart struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

WherePart is a part of a where clause. This object is an exposed part of the api to make conditional queries easier EXAMPLE: 

wheres := []query.WherePart{
	query.EQ(models.ObjectRelationship_Column_IsDeleted, 0),
}
if objectTypeFrom != constants.ObjectTypeUnknown {
	wheres = append(wheres, query.And(), query.EQ(models.ObjectRelationship_Column_ObjectTypeFrom, objectTypeFrom))
}
if objectIDFrom > 0 {
	wheres = append(wheres, query.And(), query.EQ(models.ObjectRelationship_Column_ObjectIDFrom, objectIDFrom))
}

func And 

func And(args ...*WherePart) *WherePart

And is an and statement with optional args that, if provided, are wrapped in parentheses Example: And() will result in the word `AND` being added to the where clause Example: And(EQ(1, 1), And(), And(2, 2)) will result in `AND ( 1 = 1 AND 2 = 2 )`

func Ands added in v1.8.45 

func Ands(args ...*WherePart) *WherePart

Ands takes a list of args and separes them all by `AND` Example: Ands(query.EQ(1,1), query.EQ(2,2), query.EQ(3,3)) == 1 = 1 AND 2 = 2 AND 3 = 3

func Between 

func Between(fieldName Column, from, to interface{}) *WherePart

func BitAnd added in v1.8.31 

func BitAnd(fieldName Column, a, b int64) *WherePart

BitAnd `t`.`Field` & a = b

func EQ 

func EQ(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

EQ is an equals statement between a table column and a value

func EQF 

func EQF(fieldName1, fieldName2 string) *WherePart

func Exists 

func Exists(clause *Q) *WherePart

func GT 

func GT(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

Greater Than

func GTOE 

func GTOE(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

Greater Than Or Equal

func IN 

func IN(fieldName Column, values ...interface{}) *WherePart

IN is an IN clause

func INInt64 added in v1.8.15 

func INInt64(fieldName Column, values []int64) *WherePart

INInt64 is a helper function for converting a slice of string arguments into a slice of interface arguments, passed into an IN clause and returned

func INString added in v1.8.15 

func INString(fieldName Column, values []string) *WherePart

INString is a helper function for converting a slice of string arguments into a slice of interface arguments, passed into an IN clause and returned

func LT 

func LT(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

Less Than

func LTOE 

func LTOE(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

Less Than Or Equal

func Like added in v1.8.16 

func Like(fieldName Column, value string) *WherePart

func Mod added in v1.8.31 

func Mod(fieldName Column, value, remainder int64) *WherePart

Mod MOD(`t`.`Field`, value) = remainder

func Modf added in v1.8.31 

func Modf(value int64, fieldName Column, remainder int64) *WherePart

Modf MOD(value, `t`.`Field`) = remainder

func NE 

func NE(fieldName Column, value interface{}) *WherePart

func NOTIN added in v1.8.33 

func NOTIN(fieldName Column, values ...interface{}) *WherePart

IN is an NOT IN clause Example: query.NOTIN("col1", "foo", "bar", "baz") Example: queyr.NOTIN("col2", 1, 2, 3)

func NotLike added in v1.8.16 

func NotLike(fieldName Column, value string) *WherePart

func Or 

func Or(args ...*WherePart) *WherePart

func Ors added in v1.8.45 

func Ors(args ...*WherePart) *WherePart

Ors takes a list of args and separes them all by `OR` Example: Ors(query.EQ(1,1), query.EQ(2,2), query.EQ(3,3)) == 1 = 1 OR 2 = 2 OR 3 = 3

func PE 

func PE() *WherePart

Parenthesis End

func PS 

func PS() *WherePart

Parenthesis Start

func Paren added in v1.8.45 

func Paren(args ...*WherePart) *WherePart

func Rawf added in v1.8.31 

func Rawf(str string, args ...interface{}) *WherePart

Rawf is a raw SQL statement Example: query.Rawf("`t`.`LastRunDate` + 60000 < %d", seconds)),

func WhereAll added in v1.8.12 

func WhereAll() *WherePart

WhereAll adds a WHERE clause of `1=1` used for convenience when conditionally adding WHERE clauses starting with a conjunction (AND/OR,etc) separating them. e.g. SELECT * FROM `Foo` WHERE 1=1 

SELECT * FROM `Foo` WHERE 1=1 AND FooID = 123;

type WhereType 

type WhereType int
const (
	WhereTypeEquals WhereType = iota
	WhereTypeEqualsField
	WhereTypeNotEquals
	WhereTypeGreaterThan
	WhereTypeLessThan
	WhereTypeGreaterThanOrEqualTo
	WhereTypeLessThanOrEqualTo
	WhereTypeBetween
	WhereTypeLike
	WhereTypeNotLike
	WhereTypeIN
	WhereTypeNotIN
	WhereTypeExists
	WhereTypeAnd
	WhereTypeOr
	WhereTypeParenthesisEnd
	WhereTypeParenthesisStart
	// WhereTypeNone indicates that the wherePart is a noop for the query,
	// If, however, it contains any child clauses, they will be parsed as individual wherePart objects
	WhereTypeNone
	// WhereTypeAll is a WHERE clause of `1=1` used for convenience
	// when conditionally adding WHERE clauses starting with a conjunction (AND/OR,etc)
	// separating them.
	// e.g. SELECT * FROM `Foo` WHERE 1=1
	//      SELECT * FROM `Foo` WHERE 1=1 AND FooID = 123;
	WhereTypeAll
	WhereTypeMod
	WhereTypeModF
	WhereTypeBitAnd
	WhereTypeRaw
)

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