SqlKata Query Builder

SQL query builder, written in c#, helps you build complex queries easily, supports SqlServer, MySql, PostgreSql, Oracle, Sqlite and Firebird

Description

it's secure and framework agnostic. Inspired by the top Query Builders available, like Laravel Query Builder, and Knex.

SqlKata has an expressive API. it follows a clean naming convention, which is very similar to the SQL syntax.

It make writing SQL queries easy and funny, with no need to read long pages of documentations.

It provides a level of abstraction over the supported database engines, that allows you to work with multiple databases with the same unified API.

SqlKata supports complex queries, such as nested conditions, selection from SubQuery, filtering over SubQueries, Conditional Statements, Deep Joins and others. Currently it has built-in compilers for SqlServer 2008 and above, MySql 5 and PostgreSql 9.

Programming language: C#

License: MIT License

Tags: Database     SQL     Query    

Latest version: v2.2.0

README

SqlKata Query Builder

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SqlKata Query Builder is a powerful Sql Query Builder written in C#.

It's secure and framework agnostic. Inspired by the top Query Builders available, like Laravel Query Builder, and Knex.

SqlKata has an expressive API. it follows a clean naming convention, which is very similar to the SQL syntax.

By providing a level of abstraction over the supported database engines, that allows you to work with multiple databases with the same unified API.

SqlKata supports complex queries, such as nested conditions, selection from SubQuery, filtering over SubQueries, Conditional Statements and others. Currently it has built-in compilers for SqlServer, MySql, PostgreSql and Firebird.

The SqlKata.Execution package provides the ability to submit the queries to the database, using Dapper under the covers.

Checkout the full documentation on https://sqlkata.com

Installation

$ dotnet add package SqlKata
$ dotnet add package SqlKata.Execution # (optional) If you want the execution support

Quick Examples

Setup Connection

var connection = new SqlConnection("...");
var compiler = new SqlCompiler();

var db = new QueryFactory(connection, compiler)

QueryFactory is provided by the SqlKata.Execution package.

Retrieve all records

var books = db.Query("Books").Get();

Retrieve published books only

var books = db.Query("Books").WhereTrue("IsPublished").Get();

Retrieve one book

var introToSql = db.Query("Books").Where("Id", 145).Where("Lang", "en").First();

Retrieve recent books: last 10

var recent = db.Query("Books").OrderByDesc("PublishedAt").Limit(10).Get();

Include Author information

var books = db.Query("Books")
    .Include(db.Query("Authors")) // Assumes that the Books table have a `AuthorId` column
    .Get();

This will include the property "Author" on each "Book"

[{
    "Id": 1,
    "PublishedAt": "2019-01-01",
    "AuthorId": 2,
    "Author": { // <-- included property
        "Id": 2,
        "...": ""
    }
}]

Join with authors table

var books = db.Query("Books")
    .Join("Authors", "Authors.Id", "Books.AuthorId")
    .Select("Books.*", "Authors.Name as AuthorName")
    .Get();

foreach(var book in books)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{book.Title}: {book.AuthorName}");
}

Conditional queries

var isFriday = DateTime.Today.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Friday;

var books = db.Query("Books")
    .When(isFriday, q => q.WhereIn("Category", new [] {"OpenSource", "MachineLearning"}))
    .Get();

Pagination

var page1 = db.Query("Books").Paginate(10);

foreach(var book in page1.List)
{
    Console.WriteLine(book.Name);
}

...

var page2 = page1.Next();

Insert

int affected = db.Query("Users").Insert(new {
    Name = "Jane",
    CountryId = 1
});

Update

int affected = db.Query("Users").Where("Id", 1).Update(new {
    Name = "Jane",
    CountryId = 1
});

Delete

int affected = db.Query("Users").Where("Id", 1).Delete();

FAQ

How to know when a new release or a feature is available?

I announce updates on My Twitter Account, and you can subscribe to our news letters from the website https://sqlkata.com

The database that I want is not supported why?

Usually it's impossible to support all available database vendors, this why we focus on the major ones, and we encourage you to create your own compiler for your database.

Do you accept new compilers?

Unfortunetly no, the reason is this will add overhead for the project contributors, we prefer to improve the quality of the existing compilers instead.

How can I support the project?

• Star the project here in Github, and share it with your friends
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• You can also donate to support the project financily on open collection.