Popularity
3.4
Declining
Activity
0.0
-
150
27
36

Description

Lightweight data access components for generating SQL commands by dynamic queries, mapping results to strongly typed POCO models or dictionaries, CRUD operations. - DbCommandBuilder for generating SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE commands - DbDataAdapter for CRUD-operations - best for schema-less DB access, dynamic DB queries, user-defined filters, reporting applications - fills the gap between minimalistic .NET Core (corefx) System.Data and EF Core - parser for compact string query representation (relex) - can be used with any existing ADO.NET data provider (MsSql, PostgreSql, Sqlite, MySql etc) - supports both full .NET Framework 4.x and .NET Core (netstandard1.5)

Code Quality Rank: L3
Programming language: C#
License: MIT License
Tags: ORM     Generator     Database     SQL     Micro-orm     NetCore     Net40     Net45     Data     POCO     Schema-less     DAL     Core     Query     Relex     Ado.net     Netstandard     Batch     Data-mapper     recordset    
Latest version: v1.2.0

NReco.Data alternatives and similar packages

Based on the "ORM" category.
Alternatively, view NReco.Data alternatives based on common mentions on social networks and blogs.

Do you think we are missing an alternative of NReco.Data or a related project?

Add another 'ORM' Package
Pixel-Perfect Multi-Platform Applications with C# and XAML
Sponsored platform.uno

Popular Comparisons

SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews
Sponsored www.saashub.com

README

NReco.Data

Lightweight high-performance data access components for generating SQL commands, mapping results to strongly typed POCO models or dictionaries, schema-less CRUD-operations with RecordSet.

NuGet Windows x64 Ubuntu 14.04
NuGet Release AppVeyor Travis CI
  • very fast: NReco.Data shows almost the same performance as Dapper but offers more features
  • abstract DB-independent Query structure: no need to compose raw SQL in the code + query can be constructed dynamically (at run-time)
  • automated CRUD commands generation
  • generate several SQL statements into one IDbCommand (batch inserts, updates, selects for multiple recordsets: DbBatchCommandBuilder)
  • supports mapping to annotated POCO models (EF Core entity models), allows customized mapping of query result
  • API for schema-less data access (dictionaries, RecordSet, DataTable)
  • can handle results returned by stored procedure, including multiple record sets
  • application-level data views (for complex SQL queries) that accessed like simple read-only tables (DbDataView)
  • parser for compact string query representation: relex expressions
  • can be used with any existing ADO.NET data provider (SQL Server, PostgreSql, Sqlite, MySql, Oracle etc)
  • supports .NET Framework 4.5+, .NET Core 2.x / 3.x (netstandard2.0)

Quick reference

Class Dependencies Purpose
DbFactory incapsulates DB-specific functions and conventions
DbCommandBuilder IDbFactory composes IDbCommand and SQL text for SELECT/UPDATE/DELETE/INSERT, handles app-level dataviews
DbDataAdapter IDbCommandBuilder, IDbConnection CRUD operations for model, dictionary, DataTable or RecordSet: Insert/Update/Delete/Select. Async versions are supported for all methods.
Query Represents abstract query to database; used as parameter in DbCommandBuilder, DbDataAdapter
RelexParser Parsers query string expression (Relex) into Query structure
RecordSet RecordSet model represents in-memory data records, this is lightweight and efficient replacement for classic DataTable/DataRow
DataReaderResult IDataReader reads data from any data reader implementation and efficiently maps it to models, dictionaries, DataTable or RecordSet

NReco.Data documentation:

How to use

Generic implementation of DbFactory can be used with any ADO.NET connector.

DbFactory initialization for SqlClient:

var dbFactory = new DbFactory(System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientFactory.Instance) {
    LastInsertIdSelectText = "SELECT @@IDENTITY" };

DbFactory initialization for Mysql:

var dbFactory = new DbFactory(MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlClientFactory.Instance) {
    LastInsertIdSelectText = "SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID()" };

DbFactory initialization for Postgresql:

var dbFactory = new DbFactory(Npgsql.NpgsqlFactory.Instance) {
    LastInsertIdSelectText = "SELECT lastval()" };

DbFactory initialization for Sqlite:

var dbFactory = new DbFactory(Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.SqliteFactory.Instance) {
    LastInsertIdSelectText = "SELECT last_insert_rowid()" };

DbCommandBuilder generates SQL commands by Query:

var dbCmdBuilder = new DbCommandBuilder(dbFactory);
var selectCmd = dbCmdBuilder.GetSelectCommand( 
    new Query("Employees", (QField)"BirthDate" > new QConst(new DateTime(1960,1,1)) ) );
var selectGroupByCmd = dbCmdBuilder.GetSelectCommand( 
    new Query("Employees").Select("company_id", new QAggregateField("avg_age", "AVG", "age") ) );
var insertCmd = dbCmdBuilder.GetInsertCommand(
    "Employees", new { Name = "John Smith", BirthDate = new DateTime(1980,1,1) } );
var deleteCmd = dbCmdBuilder.GetDeleteCommand(
    new Query("Employees", (QField)"Name" == (QConst)"John Smith" ) );

DbDataAdapter - provides simple API for CRUD-operations:

var dbConnection = dbFactory.CreateConnection();
dbConnection.ConnectionString = "<db_connection_string>";
var dbAdapter = new DbDataAdapter(dbConnection, dbCmdBuilder);
// map select results to POCO models
var employeeModelsList = dbAdapter.Select( new Query("Employees") ).ToList<Employee>();
// read select result to dictionary
var employeeDictionary = dbAdapter.Select( 
    new Query("Employees", (QField)"EmployeeID"==(QConst)newEmployee.EmployeeID ).Select("FirstName","LastName") 
  ).ToDictionary();
// update by dictionary
dbAdapter.Update( 
    new Query("Employees", (QField)"EmployeeID"==(QConst)1001 ),
    new Dictionary<string,object>() {
        {"FirstName", "Bruce" },
        {"LastName", "Wayne" }
    });
// insert by model
dbAdapter.Insert( "Employees", new { FirstName = "John", LastName = "Smith" } );

RecordSet - efficient replacement for DataTable/DataRow with very similar API:

var rs = dbAdapter.Select(new Query("Employees")).ToRecordSet();
rs.SetPrimaryKey("EmployeeID");
foreach (var row in rs) {
    Console.WriteLine("ID={0}", row["EmployeeID"]);
    if ("Canada".Equals(row["Country"]))
        row.Delete();
}
dbAdapter.Update(rs);
var rsReader = new RecordSetReader(rs); // DbDataReader for in-memory rows

Relex - compact relational query expressions:

var relex = @"Employees(BirthDate>""1960-01-01"":datetime)[Name,BirthDate]"
var relexParser = new NReco.Data.Relex.RelexParser();
Query q = relexParser.Parse(relex);

More examples

  • Command Builder: illustrates SQL commands generation, command batching (inserts)
  • Data Adapter: CRUD operations with dictionaries, POCO, RecordSet
  • DataSet GenericDataAdapter: how to implement generic DataSet DataAdapter (Fill/Update) for any ADO.NET provider
  • SQL logging: how to extend DbFactory and add wrapper for DbCommand that logs SQL commands produced by DbDataAdapter
  • DB WebApi: configures NReco.Data services in MVC Core app, simple REST API for database tables
  • MVC Core CRUD: full-functional CRUD (list, add/edit forms) that uses NReco.Data as data layer in combination with EF Core
  • DB Metadata: extract database metadata (list of tables, columns) with information_schema queries
  • GraphQL API for SQL database: provides simple GraphQL API by existing database schema (simple queries only, no mutations yet)

Who is using this?

NReco.Data is in production use at SeekTable.com and PivotData microservice.

License

Copyright 2016-2020 Vitaliy Fedorchenko and contributors

Distributed under the MIT license


*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the NReco.Data README section above are relevant to that project's source code only.