mihaelisaev / fluentquery

🗃 Powerful and easy to use Swift Query Builder for Vapor 3.

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fluentquery's Issues

没看到代码改动，最近不更新了么？

Implement multiple rows insertion

Like described here https://skyvia.com/gallery/inserting-multiple-rows-in-a-single-postgresql-query
It's really needed.

Implement rows insertion

The lib should support INSERT INTO syntax

MySQL would be great!

Thanks for your work!

Errors with Vapor 3.0.4

i've tried vapor update, and still same

Unable to decode date

Hey there! In my PostgreSQL database I have two types of dates in the same column:

• 2017-12-08 23:20:47.307779+01
• 2017-09-29 02:00:00+02

One looks like to have milliseconds while the other one doesn't. Trying to decode this table from the database results in: FluentError.decodingError: The data couldn’t be read because it isn’t in the correct format. (Accessory nested model)

I tried digging into the FluentQuery codebase and I figured out that the following method returns nil:

override func date(from string: String) -> Date? {
        if let result = super.date(from: string) {
            return result
        }
        return OptionalFractionalSecondsDateFormatter.withoutSeconds.date(from: string)
    }

It seems that it's trying to decode the date with the withoutSeconds formatter and is failing. Do you know what's going on? Are you trying to decode the dates with both milliseconds and without to make sure it can be decoded correctly?
Thanks a lot!

Need to unwrap optionals in queries of optional KeyPaths

I have a class with an optional column, something like this:

final class SomeRecord: Codable, PostgreSQLModel, Content {
  // ...
  var string: String?
  // ...
}

Unfortunately because the column is optional, doing this:

let query = FQL().select("*").from(SomeRecord.self).where(\SomeRecord.string != "value")

results in this SQL:

SELECT * FROM _some_records_ WHERE "_some_records_"."string" != 'Optional("value")'

I have a suspicion of where the issue is occurring (the formatValue function in FQPredicate, in the String branch of the switch statement, or perhaps just the singleQuotted(v: Any) function which doesn't understand optionals) ...might open a PR to fix it.