Added support for supplying the fields to query in the select statement #58
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Example usage: 'NewUserQuerySet(db).Select(UserDBSchema.Name, UserDBSchema.Email).All(&users)' This will fetch only the 'name' and 'email' fields for all users, instead of fetching all the fields in the table.
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@derElektrobesen When do you think you will be able to review this change? Thanks |
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Sorry, but I can't approve the merge while GolangCI not satisfied =) |
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Also modify README.md please: this feature could be interesting for everyone. |
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Example usage: 'NewUserQuerySet(db).Select(UserDBSchema.Name, UserDBSchema.Email).All(&users)'
This will fetch only the 'name' and 'email' fields for all users,
instead of fetching all the fields in the table.