ORM library enabling direct insertion and querying of objects in a database through a DSL and KSP, leveraging SQLite and supporting serialization/deserialization with kotlinx.serialization.
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SQLlin is an ORM library for Kotlin Multiplatform that is based on DSL and KSP. It uses SQLite under the hood. You can write SQL statements with your Kotlin code and these can be verified by Kotlin compiler. Sample just like be this:
private val db by lazy { Database(name = "person.db", path = path, version = 1) }
fun sample() {
val tom = Person(age = 4, name = "Tom")
val jerry = Person(age = 3, name = "Jerry")
val jack = Person(age = 8, name = "Jack")
val selectStatement: SelectStatement<Person> = db {
PersonTable { table ->
table INSERT listOf(tom, jerry, jack)
table UPDATE SET { age = 5; name = "Tom" } WHERE ((age LTE 5) AND (name NEQ "Tom"))
table DELETE WHERE ((age GTE 10) OR (name NEQ "Jerry"))
table SELECT WHERE (age LTE 5) GROUP_BY age HAVING (upper(name) EQ "TOM") ORDER_BY (age to DESC) LIMIT 2 OFFSET 1
}
}
selectStatement.getResult().forEach { person ->
println(person.name)
}
}
SQLlin is able to insert Kotlin objects into database directly, and could query Kotlin objects from database directly. The serialization and deserialization ability is based on kotlinx.serialization.
SQLlin supports these platforms:
1.2.0)The architecture design of SQLlin is shown in the figure:
SQLlin has 3 major parts: sqllin-dsl, sqllin-driver and sqllin-processor. The sqllin-driver is a set of common multiplatform SQLite low-level APIs, most of the time it is not recommended to use it directly. The sqllin-dsl is DSL implementations for SQL statements, it is based on sqllin-driver. The sqllin-processor uses KSP to process annotations and generate code for using with sqllin-dsl.
You can learn how to use sqllin-dsl in these documentations:
I don't recommend using sqllin-driver directly, but if you want to learn more about it, you can read:
Due to sqllin-dsl's serialization and deserialization are based on kotlinx.serialization, the R8/ProGuard configuration please refer to kotlinx.serialization#Android.
Distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
See LICENSE for more information.
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