Database.GP.GenericPersistenceSafe

Documentation

selectById :: forall a id. (Entity a, Convertible id SqlValue) => Conn -> id -> IO (Either PersistenceException a)

A function that retrieves an entity from a database. The function takes entity id as parameter. If an entity with the given id exists in the database, it is returned as a Just value. If no such entity exists, Nothing is returned. An error is thrown if there are more than one entity with the given id.

select :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> WhereClauseExpr -> IO (Either PersistenceException [a])

This function retrieves all entities of type a that match some query criteria. The function takes an HDBC connection and a WhereClauseExpr as parameters. The type a is determined by the context of the function call. The function returns a (possibly empty) list of all matching entities. The WhereClauseExpr is typically constructed using any tiny query dsl based on infix operators.

entitiesFromRows :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> [[SqlValue]] -> IO (Either PersistenceException [a])

This function converts a list of database rows, represented as a `[[SqlValue]]` to a list of entities. The function takes an HDBC connection and a list of database rows as parameters. The type a is determined by the context of the function call. The function returns a (possibly empty) list of all matching entities. The function is used internally by retrieveAll and retrieveAllWhere. But it can also be used to convert the result of a custom SQL query to a list of entities.

sql :: QuasiQuoter

persist :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> a -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that persists an entity to a database. The function takes an HDBC connection and an entity as parameters. The entity is either inserted or updated, depending on whether it already exists in the database. The required SQL statements are generated dynamically using Haskell generics and reflection

insert :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> a -> IO (Either PersistenceException a)

A function that explicitely inserts an entity into a database.

insertMany :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> [a] -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that inserts a list of entities into a database. The function takes an HDBC connection and a list of entities as parameters. The insert-statement is compiled only once and then executed for each entity.

update :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> a -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that explicitely updates an entity in a database.

updateMany :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> [a] -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that updates a list of entities in a database. The function takes an HDBC connection and a list of entities as parameters. The update-statement is compiled only once and then executed for each entity.

delete :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> a -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that deletes an entity from a database. The function takes an HDBC connection and an entity as parameters.

deleteMany :: forall a. Entity a => Conn -> [a] -> IO (Either PersistenceException ())

A function that deletes a list of entities from a database. The function takes an HDBC connection and a list of entities as parameters. The delete-statement is compiled only once and then executed for each entity.

setupTableFor :: forall a. Entity a => Database -> Conn -> IO ()

set up a table for a given entity type. The table is dropped (if existing) and recreated. The function takes an HDBC connection as parameter.

data Conn

This module defines a wrapper around an HDBC IConnection. Using this wrapper Conn simplifies the signature of the functions in the GP module. It allows to use any HDBC connection without having to define a new function for each connection type. It also provides additional attributes to the connection, like the database type and the implicit commit flag. These attributes can be used to implement database specific functionality, modify transaction behaviour, etc.

This code has been inspired by the HDBC ConnectionWrapper and some parts have been copied verbatim from the HDBC Database.HDBC.Types module.

This module also defines a ConnectionPool type, which provides basic connection pooling functionality.

A wrapper around an HDBC IConnection.

Constructors

forall conn.IConnection conn => Conn

Fields

• implicitCommit :: Bool

  If True, the GenericPersistence functions will commit the transaction after each operation.

• connection :: conn

  The wrapped connection

Instances

IConnection Conn

manually implement the IConnection type class for the Conn type.

Defined in Database.GP.Conn

Methods

disconnect :: Conn -> IO ()

commit :: Conn -> IO ()

rollback :: Conn -> IO ()

runRaw :: Conn -> String -> IO ()

run :: Conn -> String -> [SqlValue] -> IO Integer

prepare :: Conn -> String -> IO Statement

clone :: Conn -> IO Conn

hdbcDriverName :: Conn -> String

hdbcClientVer :: Conn -> String

proxiedClientName :: Conn -> String

proxiedClientVer :: Conn -> String

dbServerVer :: Conn -> String

dbTransactionSupport :: Conn -> Bool

getTables :: Conn -> IO [String]

describeTable :: Conn -> String -> IO [(String, SqlColDesc)]

connect :: forall conn. IConnection conn => TxHandling -> conn -> Conn

a smart constructor for the Conn type.

data Database

An enumeration of the supported database types.

Constructors

Postgres

SQLite

Instances

Show Database

Oracle | MSSQL | MySQL

Defined in Database.GP.SqlGenerator

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Database -> ShowS

show :: Database -> String

showList :: [Database] -> ShowS

Eq Database

Defined in Database.GP.SqlGenerator

Methods

(==) :: Database -> Database -> Bool

(/=) :: Database -> Database -> Bool

data TxHandling

Constructors

AutoCommit

ExplicitCommit

type ConnectionPool = Pool Conn

A pool of connections.

createConnPool

Arguments

:: IConnection conn

=> TxHandling

the transaction mode

-> String

the connection string

-> (String -> IO conn)

a function that takes a connection string and returns an IConnection

-> Double

the time (in seconds) to keep idle connections open

-> Int

the maximum number of connections to keep open

-> IO ConnectionPool

the resulting connection pool

Creates a connection pool.

withResource :: Pool a -> (a -> IO r) -> IO r

Take a resource from the pool, perform an action with it and return it to the pool afterwards.

• If the pool has an idle resource available, it is used immediately.
• Otherwise, if the maximum number of resources has not yet been reached, a new resource is created and used.
• If the maximum number of resources has been reached, this function blocks until a resource becomes available.

If the action throws an exception of any type, the resource is destroyed and not returned to the pool.

It probably goes without saying that you should never manually destroy a pooled resource, as doing so will almost certainly cause a subsequent user (who expects the resource to be valid) to throw an exception.

class (Generic a, HasConstructor (Rep a), HasSelectors (Rep a)) => Entity a where

This is the Entity class. It is a type class that is used to define the mapping between a Haskell product type in record notation and a database table. The class has a default implementation for all methods. The default implementation uses the type information to determine a simple 1:1 mapping.

That means that - the type name is used as the table name and the - field names are used as the column names. - A field named 'typeNameID' is used as the primary key field.

The default implementation can be overridden by defining a custom instance for a type.

Please note the following constraints, which apply to all valid Entity type, but that are not explicitely encoded in the type class definition:

• The type must be a product type in record notation.
• The type must have exactly one constructor.
• There must be single primary key field, compund primary keys are not supported.

Minimal complete definition

Nothing

Methods

fromRow :: Conn -> [SqlValue] -> IO a

Converts a database row to a value of type a.

default fromRow :: GFromRow (Rep a) => Conn -> [SqlValue] -> IO a

toRow :: Conn -> a -> IO [SqlValue]

Converts a value of type a to a database row.

default toRow :: GToRow (Rep a) => Conn -> a -> IO [SqlValue]

idField :: String

Returns the name of the primary key field for a type a.

default idField :: String

fieldsToColumns :: [(String, String)]

Returns a list of tuples that map field names to column names for a type a.

default fieldsToColumns :: [(String, String)]

tableName :: String

Returns the name of the table for a type a.

default tableName :: String

autoIncrement :: Bool

Returns True if the primary key field for a type a is autoincremented by the database.

default autoIncrement :: Bool

class GToRow f

Minimal complete definition

gtoRow

Instances

(GToRow a, GToRow b) => GToRow (a :*: b :: k -> Type)

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gtoRow :: forall (a0 :: k0). (a :*: b) a0 -> [SqlValue]

Convertible a SqlValue => GToRow (K1 i a :: k -> Type)

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gtoRow :: forall (a0 :: k0). K1 i a a0 -> [SqlValue]

GToRow a => GToRow (M1 i c a :: k -> Type)

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gtoRow :: forall (a0 :: k0). M1 i c a a0 -> [SqlValue]

class GFromRow f

Minimal complete definition

gfromRow

Instances

(KnownNat (NumFields f), GFromRow f, GFromRow g) => GFromRow (f :*: g :: Type -> Type)

This instance is the most interesting one. It splits the list of SqlValues into two parts, one for the first field and one for the rest. Then it uses the GFromRow instance for the first field to convert the first part of the list and the GFromRow instance for the rest of the fields to convert the second part of the list. Finally, it combines the two results using the :*: constructor. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75485429/how-to-use-ghc-generics-to-convert-from-product-data-types-to-a-list-of-sqlvalue/75485650#75485650

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gfromRow :: forall (a :: k). [SqlValue] -> (f :*: g) a

Convertible SqlValue a => GFromRow (K1 i a :: k -> Type)

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gfromRow :: forall (a0 :: k0). [SqlValue] -> K1 i a a0

GFromRow a => GFromRow (M1 i c a :: k -> Type)

Defined in Database.GP.Entity

Methods

gfromRow :: forall (a0 :: k0). [SqlValue] -> M1 i c a a0

columnNameFor :: forall a. Entity a => String -> String

A convenience function: returns the name of the column for a field of a type a.

maybeFieldTypeFor :: forall a. Entity a => String -> Maybe TypeRep

data TypeInfo a

A data type holding meta-data about a type. The Phantom type parameter a ensures type safety for reflective functions that use this type to create type instances.

typeInfo :: forall a. (HasConstructor (Rep a), HasSelectors (Rep a), Generic a) => TypeInfo a

this function is a smart constructor for TypeInfo objects. It takes a value of type a and returns a `TypeInfo a` object. If the type has no named fields, an error is thrown. If the type has more than one constructor, an error is thrown.

data PersistenceException

This is the "safe" version of the module Database.GP.GenericPersistence. It uses Either to return errors.

This module defines RDBMS Persistence operations for Record Data Types that are instances of Data. I call instances of such a data type Entities.

The Persistence operations are using Haskell generics to provide compile time reflection capabilities. HDBC is used to access the RDBMS.

exceptions that may occur during persistence operations

Constructors

EntityNotFound String

DuplicateInsert String

DatabaseError String

NoUniqueKey String

Instances

Exception PersistenceException

Defined in Database.GP.GenericPersistenceSafe

Methods

toException :: PersistenceException -> SomeException

fromException :: SomeException -> Maybe PersistenceException

displayException :: PersistenceException -> String

Show PersistenceException

Defined in Database.GP.GenericPersistenceSafe

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> PersistenceException -> ShowS

show :: PersistenceException -> String

showList :: [PersistenceException] -> ShowS

Eq PersistenceException

Defined in Database.GP.GenericPersistenceSafe

Methods

(==) :: PersistenceException -> PersistenceException -> Bool

(/=) :: PersistenceException -> PersistenceException -> Bool

data WhereClauseExpr

data Field

field :: String -> Field

(&&.) :: WhereClauseExpr -> WhereClauseExpr -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 3

(||.) :: WhereClauseExpr -> WhereClauseExpr -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 2

(=.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

(>.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

(<.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

(>=.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

(<=.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

(<>.) :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

like :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> b -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

between :: (Convertible a1 SqlValue, Convertible a2 SqlValue) => Field -> (a1, a2) -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

in' :: Convertible b SqlValue => Field -> [b] -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 4

isNull :: Field -> WhereClauseExpr

not' :: WhereClauseExpr -> WhereClauseExpr

sqlFun :: String -> Field -> Field

allEntries :: WhereClauseExpr

byId :: Convertible a SqlValue => a -> WhereClauseExpr

orderBy :: WhereClauseExpr -> NonEmpty (Field, SortOrder) -> WhereClauseExpr infixl 1

data SortOrder

Constructors

ASC

DESC

Instances

Show SortOrder

Defined in Database.GP.Query

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> SortOrder -> ShowS

show :: SortOrder -> String

showList :: [SortOrder] -> ShowS

limit :: WhereClauseExpr -> Int -> WhereClauseExpr

limitOffset :: WhereClauseExpr -> (Int, Int) -> WhereClauseExpr

fieldIndex :: forall a. Entity a => String -> Int

returns the index of a field of an entity. The index is the position of the field in the list of fields of the entity. If no such field exists, an error is thrown. The function takes an field name as parameters, the type of the entity is determined by the context.

handleDuplicateInsert :: SomeException -> PersistenceException

Orphan instances

Enum a => Convertible SqlValue a

These instances are needed to make the Convertible type class work with Enum types out of the box. This is needed because the Convertible type class is used to convert SqlValues to Haskell types.

Methods

safeConvert :: SqlValue -> ConvertResult a

Enum a => Convertible a SqlValue

Methods

safeConvert :: a -> ConvertResult SqlValue