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fsharp-dapper

The wrapper above the 'Dapper' library allows you to write more familiar code in the F # language. It also contains a functional for more simple work with temporary tables

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Support Option<'T> fields as parameters

type Person =
    { Id         : int
      Name       : string
      Patronymic : string option  // by default if you use this object in the query - you get an exception
      Surname    : string }

Add the following line when starting the application, so that the fields with the Option type are treated like Nullable

open FSharp.Data.Dapper

[<EntryPoint>]
let main argv =
    OptionHandler.RegisterTypes()
    
    // ...

Examples of use (since version 2.0)

Define your own query builders [ DataAccess / Db.fs ]

open FSharp.Data.Dapper

module Db =
    let private connectionF () = Connection.SqliteConnection (Connection.mkShared())

    let querySeqAsync<'R>          = querySeqAsync<'R> (connectionF)
    let querySingleAsync<'R>       = querySingleAsync<'R> (connectionF)
    let querySingleOptionAsync<'R> = querySingleOptionAsync<'R> (connectionF)

Use query builders [ DataAccess / Users.fs ]

type User = 
    { Id       : int 
      Login    : string
      Password : string }

module Users =

    let findByLogin login = Db.querySingleAsync<User> {
        parameters (dict ["Login", box login])
        script "select * from User where Login = @Login limit 1"
    }

    let tryFidnByLogin login = Db.querySingleOptionAsync<User> {
        parameters (dict ["Login", box login])
        script "select * from User where Login = @Login limit 1"
    }

    (* NOTE: Using the 'values' operator in the query builder creates 
       a temporary table with a single column named 'Value' in the database *)

    let findByIDs identificators = Db.querySeqAsync<User> {
        values "UserID" identificators 
        script """
            select *
            from User as u
                join UserID as uid on
                    u.Id = uid.Value
        """
    }

    let updateAll users = Db.querySingleAsync<int> {
        table "ChangedUser" users
        script """
            set (Login, Password) = select (Login, Password
                from ChangedUser 
                    where ChangedUser.Id = User.Id) 
                    
            where exists (
                select 1 
                from ChangedUser 
                where ChangedUser.Id = User.Id
            ) 
        """
    }

Examples of use (before 2.0)

QuerySingleAsync

open FSharp.Data.Dapper
open FSharp.Data.Dapper.Query.Parameters

let tryFindUser 
    (connection : IDbConnection) 
    (userId     : int          ) =

    let parameters = Parameters.Create [ "Id" <=> userId ]
    let script     = "select * from Users where Id = @Id"
    let query      = Query (script, parameters)
    
    let result = (query |> QuerySingleAsync<User> <| connection) |> Async.RunSynchronously
    
    // QuerySingleAsync return 'Some' when record is found and 'None' when not found
    match result with
    | Some user -> Some user
    | None      -> None

QueryAsync

open FSharp.Data.Dapper

let getAllUsers (connection : IDbConnection) =

    let script = "select * from Users"
    let query  = Query (script)
    
    let users = (query |> QueryAsync<User> <| connection) |> Async.RunSynchronously
    
    users

ExecuteAsync

open FSharp.Data.Dapper

let updateUser
    (connection : IDbConnection)
    (user       : User) =

    let script = """
        update Users
            set Name     = @Name,
                Login    = @Login,
                Password = @Password
            where Id = @Id
    """
    
    let query  = Query(script, user) 
    let countOfAffectedRows = (query |> ExecuteAsync <| connection) |> Async.RunSynchronously
    
    ()

Queries with temporary tables

The library provides 2 types of temporary tables, the first type with many columns and the second with one column (for example you need to send a list of identifiers to the query and nothing more)

At the moment, temporary tables are supported for the following databases:

  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • Sqlite

Temp table with one column

open FSharp.Data.Dapper
open FSharp.Data.Dapper.TempTable
open FSharp.Data.Dapper.Query.Parameters

let findPersons 
    (personIdentificators : int list     )
    (connection           : IDbConnection) =
    
    let tempTable    = TempTable.Create
                        ``Temp table with one column``("PersonIdentificators", "Id", personIdentificators)
                        DatabaseType.Sqlite

    let script = """
        select * from Person as p
            join PersonIdentificators as pi on
                p.Id = pi.Id
    """
    
    let query = Query (script, temporaryTables = [tempTable])
    
    (query |> QueryAsync <| connection) |> Async.RunSynchronously

Temp table with multiple columns

open FSharp.Data.Dapper
open FSharp.Data.Dapper.TempTable
open FSharp.Data.Dapper.Query.Parameters

let savePersons
    (persons    : person list  )
    (connection : IDbConnection) =

    let tempTable = TempTable.Create 
                        ``Temp table``("TPerson", persons)
                        DatabaseType.Sqlite

    // sqlite version 3.15
    let script = """
        update Person
            set (Name, Surname) = select (TPerson.Name, TPerson.Surname
                                            from TPerson
                                            where Person.Id = TPerson.Id)
                                            
        where exists (select 1 from TPerson where TPerson.Id = Person.Id)
    """

    let query = Query (script, temporaryTables = [tempTable])
    let countOfAffectedRows = (query |> ExecuteAsync <| connection) |> Async.RunSynchronously

    ()

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