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querier_selects.go
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package reform
import (
"database/sql"
"fmt"
"strings"
)
// NextRow scans next result row from rows to str. If str implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
// It is caller's responsibility to call rows.Close().
//
// If there is no next result row, it returns ErrNoRows. It also may return rows.Next(), rows.Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
//
// See SelectRows example for idiomatic usage.
func (q *Querier) NextRow(str Struct, rows *sql.Rows) error {
var err error
next := rows.Next()
if !next {
err = rows.Err()
if err == nil {
err = ErrNoRows
}
return err
}
if err = rows.Scan(str.Pointers()...); err != nil {
return err
}
if af, ok := str.(AfterFinder); ok {
err = af.AfterFind()
}
return err
}
// selectQuery returns full SELECT query for given view and tail.
func (q *Querier) selectQuery(view View, tail string, limit1 bool) string {
query := q.startQuery("SELECT")
if limit1 && q.SelectLimitMethod() == SelectTop {
query += " TOP 1"
}
return fmt.Sprintf("%s %s FROM %s %s",
query, strings.Join(q.QualifiedColumns(view), ", "), q.QualifiedView(view), tail)
}
// SelectOneTo queries str's View with tail and args and scans first result to str.
// If str implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) SelectOneTo(str Struct, tail string, args ...interface{}) error {
query := q.selectQuery(str.View(), tail, true)
if err := q.QueryRow(query, args...).Scan(str.Pointers()...); err != nil {
return err
}
if af, ok := str.(AfterFinder); ok {
return af.AfterFind()
}
return nil
}
// SelectOneFrom queries view with tail and args and scans first result to new Struct str.
// If str implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns nil, ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) SelectOneFrom(view View, tail string, args ...interface{}) (Struct, error) {
str := view.NewStruct()
if err := q.SelectOneTo(str, tail, args...); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return str, nil
}
// SelectRows queries view with tail and args and returns rows. They can then be iterated with NextRow().
// It is caller's responsibility to call rows.Close().
//
// In case of error rows will be nil. Error is never ErrNoRows.
//
// See example for idiomatic usage.
func (q *Querier) SelectRows(view View, tail string, args ...interface{}) (*sql.Rows, error) {
query := q.selectQuery(view, tail, false)
return q.Query(query, args...)
}
// SelectAllFrom queries view with tail and args and returns a slice of new Structs.
// If view's Struct implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// In case of query error slice will be nil. If error is encountered during iteration,
// partial result and error will be returned. Error is never ErrNoRows.
func (q *Querier) SelectAllFrom(view View, tail string, args ...interface{}) (structs []Struct, err error) {
var rows *sql.Rows
rows, err = q.SelectRows(view, tail, args...)
if err != nil {
return
}
defer func() {
e := rows.Close()
if err == nil {
err = e
}
}()
for {
str := view.NewStruct()
if err = q.NextRow(str, rows); err != nil {
break
}
structs = append(structs, str)
}
if err == ErrNoRows {
err = nil
}
return
}
// findTail returns a tail of SELECT query for given view, column and arg.
func (q *Querier) findTail(view string, column string, arg interface{}, limit1 bool) (tail string, needArg bool) {
qi := q.QuoteIdentifier(view) + "." + q.QuoteIdentifier(column)
if arg == nil {
tail = fmt.Sprintf("WHERE %s IS NULL", qi)
} else {
tail = fmt.Sprintf("WHERE %s = %s", qi, q.Placeholder(1))
needArg = true
}
if limit1 && q.SelectLimitMethod() == Limit {
tail += " LIMIT 1"
}
return
}
// FindOneTo queries str's View with column and arg and scans first result to str.
// If str implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) FindOneTo(str Struct, column string, arg interface{}) error {
tail, needArg := q.findTail(str.View().Name(), column, arg, true)
if needArg {
return q.SelectOneTo(str, tail, arg)
}
return q.SelectOneTo(str, tail)
}
// FindOneFrom queries view with column and arg and scans first result to new Struct str.
// If str implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns nil, ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) FindOneFrom(view View, column string, arg interface{}) (Struct, error) {
tail, needArg := q.findTail(view.Name(), column, arg, true)
if needArg {
return q.SelectOneFrom(view, tail, arg)
}
return q.SelectOneFrom(view, tail)
}
// FindRows queries view with column and arg and returns rows. They can then be iterated with NextRow().
// It is caller's responsibility to call rows.Close().
//
// In case of error rows will be nil. Error is never ErrNoRows.
//
// See SelectRows example for idiomatic usage.
func (q *Querier) FindRows(view View, column string, arg interface{}) (*sql.Rows, error) {
tail, needArg := q.findTail(view.Name(), column, arg, false)
if needArg {
return q.SelectRows(view, tail, arg)
}
return q.SelectRows(view, tail)
}
// FindAllFrom queries view with column and args and returns a slice of new Structs.
// If view's Struct implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// In case of query error slice will be nil. If error is encountered during iteration,
// partial result and error will be returned. Error is never ErrNoRows.
func (q *Querier) FindAllFrom(view View, column string, args ...interface{}) ([]Struct, error) {
p := strings.Join(q.Placeholders(1, len(args)), ", ")
qi := q.QualifiedView(view) + "." + q.QuoteIdentifier(column)
tail := fmt.Sprintf("WHERE %s IN (%s)", qi, p)
return q.SelectAllFrom(view, tail, args...)
}
// FindByPrimaryKeyTo queries record's Table with primary key and scans first result to record.
// If record implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) FindByPrimaryKeyTo(record Record, pk interface{}) error {
table := record.Table()
return q.FindOneTo(record, table.Columns()[table.PKColumnIndex()], pk)
}
// FindByPrimaryKeyFrom queries table with primary key and scans first result to new Record.
// If record implements AfterFinder, it also calls AfterFind().
//
// If there are no rows in result, it returns nil, ErrNoRows. It also may return QueryRow(), Scan()
// and AfterFinder errors.
func (q *Querier) FindByPrimaryKeyFrom(table Table, pk interface{}) (Record, error) {
record := table.NewRecord()
if err := q.FindOneTo(record, table.Columns()[table.PKColumnIndex()], pk); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return record, nil
}
// Reload is a shortcut for FindByPrimaryKeyTo for given record.
func (q *Querier) Reload(record Record) error {
return q.FindByPrimaryKeyTo(record, record.PKValue())
}