A port of juspay/purescript-sequelize into Haskell, mimicking Sequelize.js v4.
Has not been tried in production yet.
Does not provide INSERT or DELETE yet.
Define a Beam table:
data TestT f = Test
{ email :: B.Columnar f Text,
enabled :: B.Columnar (B.Nullable f) Bool
}
deriving (Generic)
type Test = TestT Identity
instance B.Beamable TestT
instance B.Table TestT where
data PrimaryKey TestT f = TestId (B.Columnar f Text) deriving (Generic, B.Beamable)
primaryKey = TestId . email
Define a ModelMeta
instance. You can modify table properties here.
instance ModelMeta TestT where
modelFieldModification = B.tableModification
modelTableName = "test"
Simple SELECT:
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLabels #-}
import Named
getDisabled :: SqlSelect MySQL Test
getDisabled =
sqlSelect
! #where_ [Is enabled Null]
! defaults
A more complex SELECT:
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLabels #-}
import Named
getSpecificPeople :: SqlSelect MySQL Test
getSpecificPeople =
sqlSelect
! #where_
[ Is enabled (Not Null),
Or [Is email (Eq "[email protected]"), Is email (Eq "[email protected]")]
]
! #orderBy [Asc enabled, Desc email]
! #offset 8
! #limit 10
Set some fields:
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLabels #-}
import Named
busted :: SqlUpdate MySQL TestT
busted =
sqlUpdate
! #set [Set enabled Nothing]
! #where_ [Is enabled (Not Null)]
Set all fields:
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLabels #-}
import Named
disableSomeone :: SqlUpdate MySQL TestT
disableSomeone =
sqlUpdate'
! #save (Test "[email protected]" (Just False))
! #where_ [Is email (Eq "[email protected]")]
We support Set
and SetDefault
.
Nix:
$ nix-shell
(nix-shell) $ cabal build
(nix-shell) $ cabal test
Stack:
$ stack build
$ stack test
stack test
doesn't work, because stack does not able to set lenient
flag for cabal.
Use cabal tests instead.
Be sure the repo has cabal.project.local
with packages: ../beam-mysql
inside. Then run euler dev
and then cabal test -f lenient