Bump github.com/stephenafamo/bob from 0.28.0 to 0.29.0

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Bumps github.com/stephenafamo/bob from 0.28.0 to 0.29.0.

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v0.29.0

Added

• Added error constants for matching against both specific and generic unique constraint errors raised by the underlying database driver. (thanks @​mbezhanov)
• Added support for regular expressions in the only and except table filters. (thanks @​mbezhanov)
• Added ContextualMods which are similar to regular mods but take a context argument. They are applied whenever the query is built.
  This makes it cleaner to do certain things, like populating the select columns of a model if none was explicitly added.
  The previous way this was done was unreliable since using q.MustBuild() would not add the columns while bob.MustBuild(q) will add them correctly.
• modelSlice.UpdateMod() and modelSlice.DeleteMod() are new methods that returns a mod for update and delete queries on a slice of models.
  It adds WHERE pk IN (pk1, pk2, pk3, ...) to the query, and also schedule running the hooks.
• Added bob.ToMods which a slice of structs that implement bob.Mod[T] to a Mod. This is useful since Go does not allow using a slice of structs as a slice of an interface the struct implements.
• Added bob.HookableQuery interface. If a query implements this interface, the method RunHooks(ctx, exec) will be called before the query is executed.
• Added bob.HookableType interface. If a type implements this interface, the method AfterQueryHook(ctx, exec, bob.QueryType) will be called after the query is executed.
  This is how AfterSeleect/Insert/Update/DeleteHooks hooks are now implemented.
• Added Type() QueryType method to bob.Query to get the type of query it is. Available constants are Unknown, Select, Insert, Update, Delete.
• Postgres and SQLite Update/Delete queries now refresh the models after the query is executed. This is enabled by the RETURNING clause, so it is not available in MySQL.
• Added the Case() starter to all dialects to build CASE expressions. (thanks @​k4n4ry)
• Added bob.Named() which is used to add named arguments to the query and bind them later.
• Added bob.BindNamed which takes an argument (struct, map, or a single value type) to be used to bind named arguments in a query. See changes to bob.Prepare() for details of which type can be used.
• Indexes now include more information such as the type, unique and comment fields.
• Constraints now include a comment field.
• Added Checks field to DBConstraints so that drivers can also load check constraints. (not yet supported by the SQLite driver).
• Added comments field to Table definitions.

Changed

• context.Context is now passed to Query.WriteQuery() and Expression.WriteSQL() methods. This allows for more control over how the query is built and executed.
  This change made is possible to delete some hacks and simplify the codebase.

  • The Name() and NameAs() methods of Views/Tables no longer need the context argument since the context will be passed when writing the expression. The API then becomes cleaner.
  • Preloading mods no longer need to store a context internally. SetLoadContext() and GetLoadContext() have removed.
  • The ToExpr field in orm.RelSide which was used for preloading is no longer needed and has been removed.

• Moved orm.Hooks to bob.Hooks since it should not be limited to only ORM queries.

• Moved mods.QueryModFunc to bob.ModFunc since it should be available to all packages.

• The mod capability for orm.Setter is now reversed. It should now be a mod for Insert and have a method that returns a mod for Update.
  This makes more sense since one would at most use one setter during updates, but can use multiple setters in a bulk insert.

• table.InsertQ has been renamed to table.Insert. The old implementation of Insert has been removed.
  The same functionality can be achieved in the following way:

  //----------------------------------------------
  // OLD WAY
  //----------------------------------------------
  user, err := models.Users.Insert(ctx, db, setter) // insert one
  users, err := models.Users.InsertMany(ctx, db, setters...) // insert many
  //----------------------------------------------
  // NEW WAY
  //----------------------------------------------
  user, err := models.Users.Insert(setter).One(ctx, db) // insert one
  users, err := models.Users.Insert(setters[0], setters[1]).All(ctx, db) // insert many

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from github.com/stephenafamo/bob's changelog.

[v0.29.0] - 2024-11-20

Added

• Added error constants for matching against both specific and generic unique constraint errors raised by the underlying database driver. (thanks @​mbezhanov)
• Added support for regular expressions in the only and except table filters. (thanks @​mbezhanov)
• Added ContextualMods which are similar to regular mods but take a context argument. They are applied whenever the query is built.
  This makes it cleaner to do certain things, like populating the select columns of a model if none was explicitly added.
  The previous way this was done was unreliable since using q.MustBuild() would not add the columns while bob.MustBuild(q) will add them correctly.
• modelSlice.UpdateMod() and modelSlice.DeleteMod() are new methods that returns a mod for update and delete queries on a slice of models.
  It adds WHERE pk IN (pk1, pk2, pk3, ...) to the query, and also schedule running the hooks.
• Added bob.ToMods which a slice of structs that implement bob.Mod[T] to a Mod. This is useful since Go does not allow using a slice of structs as a slice of an interface the struct implements.
• Added bob.HookableQuery interface. If a query implements this interface, the method RunHooks(ctx, exec) will be called before the query is executed.
• Added bob.HookableType interface. If a type implements this interface, the method AfterQueryHook(ctx, exec, bob.QueryType) will be called after the query is executed.
  This is how AfterSeleect/Insert/Update/DeleteHooks hooks are now implemented.
• Added Type() QueryType method to bob.Query to get the type of query it is. Available constants are Unknown, Select, Insert, Update, Delete.
• Postgres and SQLite Update/Delete queries now refresh the models after the query is executed. This is enabled by the RETURNING clause, so it is not available in MySQL.
• Added the Case() starter to all dialects to build CASE expressions. (thanks @​k4n4ry)
• Added bob.Named() which is used to add named arguments to the query and bind them later.
• Added bob.BindNamed which takes an argument (struct, map, or a single value type) to be used to bind named arguments in a query. See changes to bob.Prepare() for details of which type can be used.
• Indexes now include more information such as the type, unique and comment fields.
• Constraints now include a comment field.
• Added Checks field to DBConstraints so that drivers can also load check constraints. (not yet supported by the SQLite driver).
• Added comments field to Table definitions.

Changed

• context.Context is now passed to Query.WriteQuery() and Expression.WriteSQL() methods. This allows for more control over how the query is built and executed.
  This change made is possible to delete some hacks and simplify the codebase.

  • The Name() and NameAs() methods of Views/Tables no longer need the context argument since the context will be passed when writing the expression. The API then becomes cleaner.
  • Preloading mods no longer need to store a context internally. SetLoadContext() and GetLoadContext() have removed.
  • The ToExpr field in orm.RelSide which was used for preloading is no longer needed and has been removed.

• Moved orm.Hooks to bob.Hooks since it should not be limited to only ORM queries.

• Moved mods.QueryModFunc to bob.ModFunc since it should be available to all packages.

• The mod capability for orm.Setter is now reversed. It should now be a mod for Insert and have a method that returns a mod for Update.
  This makes more sense since one would at most use one setter during updates, but can use multiple setters in a bulk insert.

• table.InsertQ has been renamed to table.Insert. The old implementation of Insert has been removed.
  The same functionality can be achieved in the following way:

  //----------------------------------------------
  // OLD WAY
  //----------------------------------------------
  user, err := models.Users.Insert(ctx, db, setter) // insert one
  users, err := models.Users.InsertMany(ctx, db, setters...) // insert many
  //----------------------------------------------
  // NEW WAY
  //----------------------------------------------
  user, err := models.Users.Insert(setter).One(ctx, db) // insert one

... (truncated)

Commits

• 7b110e3 Bump version
• 59f0721 Merge pull request #303 from stephenafamo/indexes
• 387c0d4 Refactor loading of indexes and constraints
• 37c3fb1 Merge pull request #302 from stephenafamo/generic-table
• a8ee78c Huge refactor so that tables can be generic
• 793e307 Merge pull request #301 from stephenafamo/atlas-prisma
• 7aeefd7 Remove the Atlas and Prisma codgen drivers
• 428c45b Update sqlparser package
• b043f04 Merge pull request #298 from stephenafamo/prepare
• 4b7fa99 Add named arguments along with a function to bind to the named args
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