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PASTA
PASTA stands for PostgreSQL Abstract Syntax Tree Assembler.
It provies a set of functions and lenses that will build queries, based on an internal AST representation.
It also provides a toSQL
function the generated AST into Text.
In other words, it allows you to:
- Write SQL queries in Haskell without resorting to string/text concatenation.
- Catch several SQL syntax errors as type-cheker errors.
It won't help you with:
Encoding or decoding values, connecting to the database or executing the queries, for this you can rely on database connection libraries such as:
Creating higher level abstractions over database objects, for this check:
A simple select can be generated as:
import Pasta
toSQL (selectFrom "some_table")
Note that toSQL
currently is implemented using showt
(a function from TextShow module).
A INSERT
statement with conflict resolution (aka UPSERT).
import Pasta
toSQL $
insert "public.foo" ("bar" :| ["qux"]) ("2" :| ["3"])
& onConflict .~ doUpdate "foo_pkey" ["bar" .= ("qux" :: Text)]
The above toSQL
will result in:
INSERT INTO "public"."foo" ("bar") VALUES ('qux') ON CONFLICT ON CONSTRAINT "pkey" DO UPDATE SET "bar" = 'qux' WHERE true
You can use the //
operator to build fully qualified identifiers as in:
toSQL
( select
& columns .~ ("*" :| [])
& relations .~ ["table1"]
& conditions .~ (("table1"//"c") `In` selectFrom "sub")
)
Wich results in:
SELECT * FROM "table1" "table1" WHERE "table1"."c" IN (SELECT * FROM "sub" "sub" WHERE true)
Note that :|
(an operator from semigroups module) is re-exported from PASTA for convenience. The NonEmpty type is used in several PASTA functions.