Personal-JDBC-Utils

This is my small personal jdbc utilities library to help me reduce retyping stuff mainly (ie. Creating connection, closing connection). The user is still responsible for setting the query parameters.

Note

Version 0.4 and 0.4.1 IS BUGGY and SHOULD NOT BE USED.

Gradle

repositories {
    jcenter()
}
dependencies {
  compile group: 'mysql', name: 'mysql-connector-java', version: '6.0.6' //depends on the driver you need
  compile 'com.budinverse.utils:Personal-JDBC-Utils:<latest version>'
}

How to use?

Assume there is this in your codebase (all examples)

data class Person(val email: String, val name: String){
    constructor(resultSet: ResultSet):
            this(resultSet[1], resultSet[2])
}

Create a dbConfig.properties file with the following details inside and put it at root directory of project. You should be able to use the library already.

databaseUser = yourDatabaseUser
databasePassword = yourDatabasePassword
databaseUrl = yourDatbaseUrl
driver = yourDatabaseDriver

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    setConfigFile("filename.properties") 
    //can only be set once, setting more than once will
    //result in error
}

INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE Statements Assuming you have a Person data class and you want to insert into the person table.

/* Example */
fun insertPerson(person:Person) = manipulate("INSERT INTO person VALUES (?,?)",{
  it[1] = person.email
  it[2] = person.name
})

Query Single Result.

/* Example */
fun getPersonByName(name:String) = 
    query("SELECT * FROM person WHERE name = ?", { it[1] = name }, ::Person)

Query Multiple Results. Multiple results returns and arraylist of said object

/* Example */
fun getPersons() = queryMulti("SELECT * FROM person", ::Person)

Transaction Support

    val data = Person("budisyahiddin@gmail.com","budi")
    val data2 = Person("budisyahiddin@gmail.xd","budixd")
    val txn = transaction {
        manipulateTxn("INSERT INTO Person (email,name) VALUES (?,?)",it,{
            it[1] = data.email
            it[2] = data.name
        })
        manipulateTxn("UPDATE Person set email = ?, name = ?",it,{
            it[1] = data2.email
            it[2] = data2.name
        })
    }
    //second run of this will result in rollback
    if(txn == null)
        println("Fail")
    else
        println("!Fail")

Experimental

All implementations in experimental packages have not been tested for performance

Set all

query("SELECT * FROM person WHERE email = ? AND name = ?",{
        it.setAllValues(data.email,data.name)
    } ,::Person)