Gedaq 10.0.0

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Generator for obtaining and mapping data from the database. Generates methods (synchronous and/or asynchronous):

• Creating a Command for a query

• Method of setting parameters in a Command

• Command execution, with data mapping

• Creating a QueryBatch Command

• Setting parameters in a QueryBatch Command

• Get data from a batch Command

• Receiving data from a batch of queries, with data mapping

• Getting data based on a query, with data mapping

There are versions for all of these methods (if possible):

• Query
• NonQuery
• ЕecuteScalar (return type is determined automatically at the generation stage) <br> It also generates methods specific to each provider, such as BinaryImport and BinaryExport in PostgreSQL.

Supported databases(see examples and documentation in the relevant DB package):<br>

• Npgsql
• DbConnection
• SqlClient
• MySqlConnector
• Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.Core <br>

Usage:

For example, we have a Person class:

public class Person
{
    public int Id { get; set; }

    public string FirstName { get; set; }

    public string MiddleName { get; set; }

    public string LastName { get; set; }
    
    public Identification Identification { get; set; }
}

public class Identification
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string TypeName { get; set; }
}

We just mark anywhere in the code with a special attribute (class, structure, method) that tells the analyzer to generate the code. Let's mark the Person class itself with an attribute:

[Query(
            @"
SELECT 
    p.id,
    p.firstname,
~StartInner::Identification:id~
    i.id,
    i.typename,
~EndInner::Identification~
    p.middlename,
    p.lastname
FROM person p
LEFT JOIN identification i ON i.id = p.identification_id
WHERE p.id > $1
",
        "GetAllPerson",
        typeof(Person),
        MethodType.Sync | MethodType.Async
        ),
        Parametr(parametrType: typeof(int), position: 1)
        ]
public class Person
//...

Now in the code we can call the ready method:

var persons = 
        connection
        .GetAllPerson(49999)
        .ToList();
        
var personsAsync = 
        await connection
        .GetAllPersonAsync(49999)
        .ToListAsync();

Comparison with Dapper and DapperAOT of getting 50000 Person in a loop(Size is number of loop iterations) from the database:

.NET 7 Benchmark:

But with Gedaq, we can prepare the command in advance.

var personsCmd = connection.CreateGetAllPersonCommand(prepare: true);
personsCmd.SetGetAllPersonParametrs(49999);
var persons = personsCmd.ExecuteGetAllPersonCommand().ToList();

//or

var personsCmd = await connection.CreateGetAllPersonCommandAsync(prepare: true);
personsCmd.SetGetAllPersonParametrs(49999);
var persons = await personsCmd.ExecuteGetAllPersonCommandAsync().ToListAsync();