allprojects {
repositories {
maven { url 'https://andob.io/repository/open_source' }
}
}
dependencies {
implementation 'ro.andob.roomdynamicdao:dyndao:1.2.4'
implementation 'ro.andob.fieldschema:annotations:0.3.4'
kapt 'ro.andob.fieldschema:fs-processor:0.3.4'
kapt 'ro.andob.fieldschema:ts-processor-room:0.3.4'
}
Because in ROOM, DAO methods are very limited due to the fact that you write the query directly into an annotation's argument. Consider the following:
@Entity
class Restaurant
{
@PrimaryKey(autoGenerate = true)
@NotNull
var id : Int = 0
@ColumnInfo
var name : String = ""
@ColumnInfo
var rating : Int = 0
@ColumnInfo
var latitude : Double = 0.0
@ColumnInfo
var longitude : Double = 0.0
}
class RestaurantFilter
{
var rating : Int? = null
var boundingBox : BoundingBox? = null
}
class BoundingBox
(
val northWestLat : Double,
val northWestLng : Double,
val southEastLat : Double,
val southEastLng : Double
)
We want to show a list with all restaurants. The user can filter them by rating and can search by restaurant's name. We also have a map, showing only restaurants in some specific zone (defined by the BoundingBox
). You will probably write something like:
@Dao
interface RestaurantDao
{
@Query("select * from Restaurant")
fun getAll() : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where name like :search")
fun search(search : String) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where rating = :rating")
fun getAllWithRating(rating : Int) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where rating = :rating and name like :search")
fun searchWithRating(rating : Int, search : String) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where latitude >= :southEastLat and latitude <= :northWestLat and longitude >= :northWestLng and longitude <= :southEastLng")
fun getAllAroundPoint(northWestLat : Double, northWestLng : Double, southEastLat : Double, southEastLng : Double) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where latitude >= :southEastLat and latitude <= :northWestLat and longitude >= :northWestLng and longitude <= :southEastLng and name like :search")
fun searchAroundPoint(northWestLat : Double, northWestLng : Double, southEastLat : Double, southEastLng : Double, search : String) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where latitude >= :southEastLat and latitude <= :northWestLat and longitude >= :northWestLng and longitude <= :southEastLng and rating = :rating")
fun getAllAroundPointWithRating(northWestLat : Double, northWestLng : Double, southEastLat : Double, southEastLng : Double, rating : Int) : List<Restaurant>
@Query("select * from Restaurant where latitude >= :southEastLat and latitude <= :northWestLat and longitude >= :northWestLng and longitude <= :southEastLng and name like :search and rating = :rating")
fun searchAroundPointWithRating(northWestLat : Double, northWestLng : Double, southEastLat : Double, southEastLng : Double, search : String, rating : Int) : List<Restaurant>
}
val restaurants = if (filter == null)
{
if (search != null)
database.restaurantDao().search(search)
else database.restaurantDao().getAll()
}
else if (filter.boundingBox != null && filter.rating != null)
{
if (search != null)
database.restaurantDao().searchAroundPointWithRating(filter.boundingBox?.northWestLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.northWestLng?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLng?:0.0, search, filter.rating?:0)
else database.restaurantDao().getAllAroundPointWithRating(filter.boundingBox?.northWestLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.northWestLng?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLng?:0.0, filter.rating?:0)
}
else if (filter.boundingBox != null)
{
if (search != null)
database.restaurantDao().searchAroundPoint(filter.boundingBox?.northWestLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.northWestLng?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLng?:0.0, search)
else database.restaurantDao().getAllAroundPoint(filter.boundingBox?.northWestLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.northWestLng?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLat?:0.0, filter.boundingBox?.southEastLng?:0.0)
}
else
{
if (search != null)
database.restaurantDao().searchWithRating(filter.rating?:0, search)
else database.restaurantDao().getAllWithRating(filter.rating?:0)
}
Very ugly and verbose! You cannot use if statements in DAOs. You cannot use complex types like BoundingBox
as an argument to a method from DAO.
Annotate your model with FieldSchemaClass
. The annotation processor will generate a class called FS
(FieldSchema) with constants containing class field names and class names and another class called TS
(TableSchema) with table names and table column names.
@Entity
@FieldSchemaClass
class Restaurant
Create a filter model for your main model:
class RestaurantFilter : BaseFilter()
{
var rating : Int? = null
var boundingBox : BoundingBox? = null
}
BaseFilter
is a class from this library with the following structure:
open class BaseFilter
(
var search : String? = null,
var offset : Int = 0,
var limit : Int = BaseFilterDefaults.limit
) : Serializable
Create a class that extends QueryBuilder:
class RestaurantListQueryBuilder : QueryBuilder<RestaurantFilter>
{
constructor(filter : RestaurantFilter) : super(filter)
override fun tableName() : String? = TS.Restaurant
override fun where(conditions : QueryWhereConditions) : String?
{
if (filter.search != null)
conditions.addSearchConditions(filter.search, onColumns = arrayOf(TS.Restaurant_name))
if (filter.rating != null)
conditions.add("${TS.Restaurant_rating} = ${filter.rating}")
if (filter.boundingBox != null)
{
conditions.add("${TS.Restaurant_latitude} <= ${filter.boundingBox?.northWestLat}")
conditions.add("${TS.Restaurant_latitude} >= ${filter.boundingBox?.southEastLat}")
conditions.add("${TS.Restaurant_longitude} >= ${filter.boundingBox?.northWestLng}")
conditions.add("${TS.Restaurant_longitude} <= ${filter.boundingBox?.southEastLng}")
}
return conditions.mergeWithAnd()
}
}
@Dao
interface RestaurantDao
{
@RawQuery
fun getList(query : SupportSQLiteQuery) : List<Restaurant>
}
-- result:
select * from Restaurant where 1=1
select * from Restaurant where name like '%something%'
select * from Restaurant where rating = 5
select * from Restaurant where name like '%something%' and rating = 5
-- and so on, depending on the use case
val restaurants = database.restaurantDao().getList(
RestaurantListQueryBuilder(filter).build())
Sweet! Zero boilerplate!
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