12 Commits
0.1.2 ... 0.3.1

Author SHA1 Message Date
445c86f97e Shuffle variable declarations to make functions GC-safe. 2021-07-02 20:34:29 -05:00
126167fdaf Fix name mapping in field lookups generation. 2021-07-02 20:16:49 -05:00
ff0c5e5305 Update to support Nim 1.4.x+ 2021-04-02 13:58:08 -05:00
bdd62cad66 Add support for float data type. 2020-02-16 21:50:43 -06:00
b496b10578 Bump version number for 0.2.0 release. 2020-02-09 04:22:59 -06:00
c6430baa9a Support more ID types, allow creating records with known IDs.
* Previously all ID types needed to have the `isZero` function defined.
  This was named after the UUID.isZero function but does not describe
  the general case. Non-numeric is types will not be "zero," they will
  be "empty." Renamed to `isEmpty` and implemented basic versions of
  this for `int`, `string`, and `UUID`.

* Previously newly created records were not allowed to have ids set.
  Fiber required them to be set in the database and the caller to
  retrieve the newly generated ID from the newly created record. This is
  not really a decision that Fiber should make in a general case. There
  are valid reasons for both possibilities (creating the id in the
  application code vs. creating the id in the database layer). As a
  more general-purpose solution Fiber now leaves this to the caller.

  If the caller provides an id value, Fiber will include it in the
  INSERT statement. If the id is unset, Fiber will not include it at
  all, allowing it to be generated in the database.
2020-01-02 18:55:46 -06:00
cd52c9860d Add support for enum values. 2020-01-02 18:55:38 -06:00
af755a8a8d Round out support for Option type model fields.
The Option type has two forms depending on the type of the wrapped value
(see https://nim-lang.org/docs/options.html#Option). We only supported
one of these previously. This commit adds support for the other type as
well.

Additionally, this fixes a compile error that was introduced into the
use of `isSome` in the generated code after Nim 1.0.
2020-01-02 18:51:38 -06:00
1f57e0dccc Fix support for PostgreSQL timestamp fields.
PostgreSQL uses a format similar to IS8601 but allows values expressed
with tenths or hundreths of seconds rather than just milliseconds.
`2020-01-01 12:34:98.3+00` as opposed to `2020-01-01 12:34:98.300+00`,
for example. The `times` module in the Nim stdlib supports only
milliseconds with exactly three digits. To bridge this gap we detect the
two unsupported cases and pad the fractional seconds out to millisecond
precision.
2020-01-02 18:46:54 -06:00
61e06842af Use the more intelligent pluralization method we built when generating findXsByField lookup functions. 2020-01-02 18:46:03 -06:00
934bb26cf3 Make the DB type object generic (not PmApiDb). 2020-01-02 18:44:44 -06:00
126c4f1c7c Make record not found error messages more descriptive. 2020-01-02 18:42:48 -06:00
3 changed files with 76 additions and 39 deletions

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
# Package
version = "0.1.2"
version = "0.3.1"
author = "Jonathan Bernard"
description = "Lightweight Postgres ORM for Nim."
license = "GPL-3.0"
@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ srcDir = "src"
# Dependencies
requires "nim >= 1.0.4"
requires "nim >= 1.4.0"

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@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ proc createRecord*[T](db: DbConn, rec: T): T =
" RETURNING *"), mc.values)
result = rowToModel(T, newRow)
proc updateRecord*[T](db: DbConn, rec: T): bool =
var mc = newMutateClauses()
populateMutateClauses(rec, false, mc)
let setClause = zip(mc.columns, mc.placeholders).mapIt(it.a & " = " & it.b).join(",")
let setClause = zip(mc.columns, mc.placeholders).mapIt(it[0] & " = " & it[1]).join(",")
let numRowsUpdated = db.execAffectedRows(sql(
"UPDATE " & tableName(rec) &
" SET " & setClause &
@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ template getRecord*(db: DbConn, modelType: type, id: typed): untyped =
" FROM " & tableName(modelType) &
" WHERE id = ?"), @[$id])
if row.allIt(it.len == 0):
raise newException(NotFoundError, "no record for id " & $id)
if allIt(row, it.len == 0):
raise newException(NotFoundError, "no " & modelName(modelType) & " record for id " & $id)
rowToModel(modelType, row)
@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ template findRecordsBy*(db: DbConn, modelType: type, lookups: seq[tuple[field: s
lookups.mapIt(it.value))
.mapIt(rowToModel(modelType, it))
macro generateProcsForModels*(modelTypes: openarray[type]): untyped =
macro generateProcsForModels*(dbType: type, modelTypes: openarray[type]): untyped =
result = newStmtList()
for t in modelTypes:
@ -89,22 +89,22 @@ macro generateProcsForModels*(modelTypes: openarray[type]): untyped =
let deleteName = ident("delete" & modelName)
let idType = typeOfColumn(t, "id")
result.add quote do:
proc `getName`*(db: PMApiDb, id: `idType`): `t` = getRecord(db.conn, `t`, id)
proc `getAllName`*(db: PMApiDb): seq[`t`] = getAllRecords(db.conn, `t`)
proc `findWhereName`*(db: PMApiDb, whereClause: string, values: varargs[string, dbFormat]): seq[`t`] =
proc `getName`*(db: `dbType`, id: `idType`): `t` = getRecord(db.conn, `t`, id)
proc `getAllName`*(db: `dbType`): seq[`t`] = getAllRecords(db.conn, `t`)
proc `findWhereName`*(db: `dbType`, whereClause: string, values: varargs[string, dbFormat]): seq[`t`] =
return findRecordsWhere(db.conn, `t`, whereClause, values)
proc `createName`*(db: PMApiDb, rec: `t`): `t` = createRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `updateName`*(db: PMApiDb, rec: `t`): bool = updateRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `deleteName`*(db: PMApiDb, rec: `t`): bool = deleteRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `deleteName`*(db: PMApiDb, id: `idType`): bool = deleteRecord(db.conn, `t`, id)
proc `createName`*(db: `dbType`, rec: `t`): `t` = createRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `updateName`*(db: `dbType`, rec: `t`): bool = updateRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `deleteName`*(db: `dbType`, rec: `t`): bool = deleteRecord(db.conn, rec)
proc `deleteName`*(db: `dbType`, id: `idType`): bool = deleteRecord(db.conn, `t`, id)
macro generateLookup*(modelType: type, fields: seq[string]): untyped =
macro generateLookup*(dbType: type, modelType: type, fields: seq[string]): untyped =
let fieldNames = fields[1].mapIt($it)
let procName = ident("find" & $modelType.getType[1] & "sBy" & fieldNames.mapIt(it.capitalize).join("And"))
let procName = ident("find" & pluralize($modelType.getType[1]) & "By" & fieldNames.mapIt(it.capitalize).join("And"))
# Create proc skeleton
result = quote do:
proc `procName`*(db: PMApiDb): seq[`modelType`] =
proc `procName`*(db: `dbType`): seq[`modelType`] =
return findRecordsBy(db.conn, `modelType`)
var callParams = quote do: @[]
@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ macro generateLookup*(modelType: type, fields: seq[string]): untyped =
result[6][0][0].add(callParams)
macro generateProcsForFieldLookups*(modelsAndFields: openarray[tuple[t: type, fields: seq[string]]]): untyped =
macro generateProcsForFieldLookups*(dbType: type, modelsAndFields: openarray[tuple[t: type, fields: seq[string]]]): untyped =
result = newStmtList()
for i in modelsAndFields:
@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ macro generateProcsForFieldLookups*(modelsAndFields: openarray[tuple[t: type, fi
# Create proc skeleton
let procDefAST = quote do:
proc `procName`*(db: PMApiDb): seq[`modelType`] =
proc `procName`*(db: `dbType`): seq[`modelType`] =
return findRecordsBy(db.conn, `modelType`)
var callParams = quote do: @[]
@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ macro generateProcsForFieldLookups*(modelsAndFields: openarray[tuple[t: type, fi
# Add dynamic parameters for the proc definition and inner proc call
for n in fieldNames:
let paramTuple = newNimNode(nnkPar)
paramTuple.add(newColonExpr(ident("field"), newLit(n)))
paramTuple.add(newColonExpr(ident("field"), newLit(identNameToDb(n))))
paramTuple.add(newColonExpr(ident("value"), ident(n)))
procDefAST[3].add(newIdentDefs(ident(n), ident("string")))

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@ -1,13 +1,7 @@
import json, macros, options, sequtils, strutils, times, timeutils, unicode,
uuids
const UNDERSCORE_RUNE = "_".toRunes[0]
const PG_TIMESTAMP_FORMATS = [
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:sszz",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'.'fzz",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'.'ffzz",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'.'fffzz"
]
import nre except toSeq
type
MutateClauses* = object
@ -17,7 +11,7 @@ type
# TODO: more complete implementation
# see https://github.com/blakeembrey/pluralize
proc pluralize(name: string): string =
proc pluralize*(name: string): string =
if name[^2..^1] == "ey": return name[0..^3] & "ies"
if name[^1] == 'y': return name[0..^2] & "ies"
return name & "s"
@ -28,7 +22,9 @@ macro modelName*(model: object): string =
macro modelName*(modelType: type): string =
return newStrLitNode($modelType.getType[1])
proc identNameToDb*(name: string): string =
const UNDERSCORE_RUNE = "_".toRunes[0]
let nameInRunes = name.toRunes
var prev: Rune
var resultRunes = newSeq[Rune]()
@ -68,10 +64,38 @@ type DbArrayParseState = enum
expectStart, inQuote, inVal, expectEnd
proc parsePGDatetime*(val: string): DateTime =
const PG_TIMESTAMP_FORMATS = [
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:sszz",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'.'fff",
"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'.'fffzz"
]
let PG_PARTIAL_FORMAT_REGEX = re"(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\.)(\d{1,3})(\S+)?"
var errStr = ""
# Try to parse directly using known format strings.
for df in PG_TIMESTAMP_FORMATS:
try: return val.parse(df)
except: errStr &= "\n" & getCurrentExceptionMsg()
except: errStr &= "\n\t" & getCurrentExceptionMsg()
# PostgreSQL will truncate any trailing 0's in the millisecond value leading
# to values like `2020-01-01 16:42.3+00`. This cannot currently be parsed by
# the standard times format as it expects exactly three digits for
# millisecond values. So we have to detect this and pad out the millisecond
# value to 3 digits.
let match = val.match(PG_PARTIAL_FORMAT_REGEX)
if match.isSome:
let c = match.get.captures
try:
let corrected = c[0] & alignLeft(c[1], 3, '0') & c[2]
return corrected.parse(PG_TIMESTAMP_FORMATS[1])
except:
errStr &= "\n\t" & PG_TIMESTAMP_FORMATS[1] &
" after padding out milliseconds to full 3-digits"
raise newException(ValueError, "Cannot parse PG date. Tried:" & errStr)
proc parseDbArray*(val: string): seq[string] =
@ -144,7 +168,11 @@ proc createParseStmt*(t, value: NimNode): NimNode =
result = quote do: parsePGDatetime(`value`)
elif t.getTypeInst == Option.getType:
let innerType = t.getTypeImpl[2][0][0][1]
var innerType = t.getTypeImpl[2][0] # start at the first RecList
# If the value is a non-pointer type, there is another inner RecList
if innerType.kind == nnkRecList: innerType = innerType[0]
innerType = innerType[1] # now we can take the field type from the first symbol
let parseStmt = createParseStmt(innerType, value)
result = quote do:
if `value`.len == 0: none[`innerType`]()
@ -173,9 +201,16 @@ proc createParseStmt*(t, value: NimNode): NimNode =
elif t.typeKind == ntyInt:
result = quote do: parseInt(`value`)
elif t.typeKind == ntyFloat:
result = quote do: parseFloat(`value`)
elif t.typeKind == ntyBool:
result = quote do: "true".startsWith(`value`.toLower)
elif t.typeKind == ntyEnum:
let innerType = t.getTypeInst
result = quote do: parseEnum[`innerType`](`value`)
else:
error "Unknown value type: " & $t.typeKind
@ -241,11 +276,13 @@ proc typeOfColumn*(modelType: NimNode, colName: string): NimNode =
else: error "Unknown column type: " & $fieldType.getTypeInst
else: return fieldType
raise newException(Exception,
"model of type '" & $modelType & "' has no column named '" & colName & "'")
proc isZero(val: int): bool = return val == 0
proc isEmpty(val: int): bool = return val == 0
proc isEmpty(val: UUID): bool = return val.isZero
proc isEmpty(val: string): bool = return val.isEmptyOrWhitespace
macro populateMutateClauses*(t: typed, newRecord: bool, mc: var MutateClauses): untyped =
@ -257,14 +294,14 @@ macro populateMutateClauses*(t: typed, newRecord: bool, mc: var MutateClauses):
# grab the field, it's string name, and it's type
let fieldName = $fieldIdent
# we do not update the ID, but we do check: if we're creating a new
# record, we should not have an existing ID
# We only add clauses for the ID field if we're creating a new record and
# the caller provided a value..
if fieldName == "id":
result.add quote do:
if `newRecord` and not `t`.id.isZero:
raise newException(
AssertionError,
"Trying to create a new record, but the record already has an ID (" & $(`t`.id) & ").")
if `newRecord` and not `t`.id.isEmpty:
`mc`.columns.add(identNameToDb(`fieldName`))
`mc`.placeholders.add("?")
`mc`.values.add(dbFormat(`t`.`fieldIdent`))
# if we're looking at an optional field, add logic to check for presence
elif fieldType.kind == nnkBracketExpr and
@ -273,7 +310,7 @@ macro populateMutateClauses*(t: typed, newRecord: bool, mc: var MutateClauses):
result.add quote do:
`mc`.columns.add(identNameToDb(`fieldName`))
if `t`.`fieldIdent`.isSome:
if isSome(`t`.`fieldIdent`):
`mc`.placeholders.add("?")
`mc`.values.add(dbFormat(`t`.`fieldIdent`.get))
else: