v0.4.2

• feat: add Scanner.SetIgnoreMissingFields
• fix: close rows on error

v0.4.0

• Breaking change: manual scanning via callback func, see docs: https://rfberaldo.github.io/sqlz/scanning#manual
• Fix driver.Valuer interface for named queries

v0.3.2

• Add automatic prepared statement caching, see docs.

v0.3.1

• Breaking: Query and QueryRow now returns a Scanner object, with deferred query error
• Drop scany as a dependency
• Performance improvements in general

v0.2.3

• feat: batch insert now works with suffix clauses (ON DUPLICATE KEY, ON CONFLICT clauses after values)

v0.2.2

• fix: return correct error on QueryRow (#4)

v0.2.1

• fix: do not spread []byte values

v0.2.0

• feat: support non-english characters (#2)
• small performance adjustments

v0.1.1

• Fix batch inserts ending with a mix of whitespaces and semicolon
• Fix exec with 'IN' clause and default placeholders
• Better performance for batch inserts

v0.1.0

Package sqlz is a wrapper around sql.DB and sql.Tx. Primary features are:

• Easy to use: it has a simple API for everyday use that can handle several use cases.
• Lightweight: performance is similar to sqlx, and only has one dependency.

It has only 3 main methods that can handle different use cases:

Query(ctx context.Context, dst any, query string, args ...any) error
QueryRow(ctx context.Context, dst any, query string, args ...any) error
Exec(ctx context.Context, query string, args ...any) (sql.Result, error)

Both Query/QueryRow execute the query and scan the returned rows into the dst parameter, it works with default or named placeholders, passing a struct or map on args works as a named query.

Exec is similar, passing array/slice as args will be treated as a batch insert.