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Looks nice! I’ve been using SeaQuery for a while now but documentation is not that great if you’re looking to create some more advanced queries. While I liked
by mattrighetti 2y ago
Looks nice! I’ve been using SeaQuery for a while now but documentation is not that great if you’re looking to create some more advanced queries.
While I liked the idea of having strongly typed queries I’ve lately found out that sometimes they unnecessarily slow me down during the development process, I’m considering going back to the good old prep statements and binding values manually.
- giovannibonetti 2y agoYou might be interested in SQLx, since you write the SQL but the library generates the tedious bindings for you.
- mattrighetti 2y agoThat's my go-to! Maybe it was not super clear from my comment but I'm not using sea-query-orm but just the query builder, once the query is build you still have to feed it to sqlx (e.g [0]) :) [0]: https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-query/blob/master/examples/sqlx_postgres/src/main.rs#L29-L51 https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-query/blob/master/examples/sqlx...