SQLBuilder for SQL lovers

What is it ?

• SQL ResultSet to POJO mapper
• query builder, allowing fluent construction of criteria arguments
• comparable to Springs JdbcTemplate

Example:

Java

List<User> filteredUsers = sqlBuilder.select()
    .where()
        .group()
            .and("username like ?", "java%")
            .and("username like ?", "%user%")
            .and(usernameFilter != null, "username like ?", usernameFilter)
        .endGroup()
        .or("id > 10")
    .endWhere()
    .selectBeans(User.class);

List<User> allUsersAndFiles = sqlBuilder.select()
    .sql("select * from users left join files on users.id = files.userid left join attributes on files.id = attributes.fileid")
    .select(new JoiningRowHandler<User>() {
        @Override
        public boolean handle(@NotNull ResultSet set, int row) throws SQLException {
            final User user = mapPrimaryBean(set, User.class, User.TABLE);
            final File file = join(set, user, "files", File.class, File.TABLE);
            join(set, file, "attributes", Attribute.class, Attribute.TABLE);
            return true;
        }
    });

See more examples at Java usage.

Kotlin

val usersWithFiles = sqlBuilder.select()
    .sql("select * from users left join files on users.id = files.userid left join attributes on files.id = attributes.fileid")
    .selectJoinedEntities<User>() { set, _ ->
        val user = mapPrimaryBean(set, User::class.java, "users")
        val file = join(set, user, User::files, "files")
        join(set, file, File::attributes, "attributes")
    }

See more examples at Kotlin usage.

How to use

Gradle

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.sqlbuilder:sqlbuilder:1.21.0'
}

Maven

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.github.sqlbuilder</groupId>
    <artifactId>sqlbuilder</artifactId>
    <version>1.21.0</version>
</dependency>

Features:

• non intrusive mapping, no annotations or configuration required to map a query result to
  • a list of POJOs
  • a single POJO
  • a primitive
• supports mapping of joined tables with cursor based pagination (not in memory like Hibernate)
• all mappings are based on RowHandler interface
• @Table and @Column annotations are optional, but help repetitive configuration

It does not:

• generate SQL but for the simplest of cases (selectBeans)
• try to enable type-safety on top of SQL
• create/update table structures
• abstract database dialects

In short, if you love SQL and want to map the result to some POJOs, sqlbuilder might be the tool for you.