NugSQL 0.1.0-alpha-1

NugSql

What is NugSql?

Nugql is descendant of HugSql, PugSql and PetaPoco. The main idea is that:

SQL is the right tool for the job when working with a relational database!

So, learning SQL should be enough for a programmer to start working with a RDBMS.

NugSql based on some unbreakable rules:

1. No SQL generation!

All SQL queries should execute as they are written.

2. No explicit mapping for standard parameters.

All DBMS basic data types (depend on DBMS) should be mapped automatically.

3. No explicit mapping for standard results!

If result is a basic C# type or an object with properties of basic C# types, all mappings should be done automatically.

The first rule is the key, what makes NugSql fast, compatible and maintainable.

• No sql parsing is needed, so it is Fast.
• The same query you run inside your database tool will be used in app. So it is Compatible and Maintainable.
• The only parameters that effect your queries is your RDBMS! not the NugSql version, not anything else! so it is Maintainable.

The 2 last rules are the motivations to use an ORM!

Usage:

1. write your queries:

create user query:

-- :name create_user :scalar
insert into test.user(user_name, password, salt, profile, status)
values(:user_name, :password, :salt, :profile, :status) RETURNING id

get user list query:

-- :name get_users :many
select  *
    from test.user u
    where u.user_name like :name

Attention: The first line is a SQL-comment that specify which method should be linked to this query and what kind of result we expect from this query.

2. define your entities:

public class User
{
    public int id { get; set; }

    public string user_name { get; set; }

    public string profile { get; set; }

    public byte[] salt { get; set; }

    public byte[] password { get; set; }

    public short status { get; set; }
}

3. define your database interface:

public interface IMyDB: IQueries
{
    int create_user(string user_name, byte[] password, byte[] salt, Jsonb profile, short status);
    IEnumerable<User> get_users(string name);
}

4. compile queries:

From external files:

var MyDBCompiledQuery =  QuerBuilder.Compile<IMyDB>("path/to/queries", new PgDatabaseProvider());

Or from embedded resources:

var assembly = Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(IMyDB));
var MyDBCompiledQuery =  QuerBuilder.Compile<IMyDB>(assembly, new PgDatabaseProvider());

5. connect to database and use it:

var MyDB = QuerBuilder.New<IMyDB>(cnn, MyDBCompiledQuery);
using(var tr = MyDB.BeginTransaction())
{
    MyDB.create_user("u1", new byte[0], new byte[0], @"{ ""title"":""test1"" }", 1);
    MyDB.create_user("u2", new byte[0], new byte[0], @"{ ""title"":""test2"" }", 1);
    tr.Commit();
}
foreach(var u in MyDB.get_users("u%"))
{
    // Do something!
}