On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 3:06 PM, Alexander Hudek <[email protected]> wrote:
> As Dave said, we can move to honeysql without too much trouble. However, it
> would be extremely useful to move the sql namespace to a separate library as
> an interim solution.
OK, I'll get that done soon.
> Out of curiosity, what exactly does entities do? It isn't immediately
> obvious from the document string.
entities (and identifiers) walk the contained expression and insert
the :entities (or :identifiers) argument into forms that support it so
that naming strategies are applied as expected. In other words:
(entities (quoted \`)
(query (my-db)
(select [:id {:title :name}] :thing
(where {:status "active"}))))
is shorthand for:
(query (my-db)
(select [:id {:title :name}] :thing
(where {:status "active"} :entities (quoted \`))
:entities (quoted \`))))
So this generates:
(query (my-db)
["select `id`, `title` as `name` from `thing` where `status` = ?" "active"])
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