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Is it possible to print a relational query to SQL?

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MAST•17mo ago

I think they have a toSQL function on them. Basically call .toSQL() at the end of the query.

Sadly, they don't. There is a hack though:

const query = db.query.users.findMany().prepare('test');
console.log(query["query"]); // ignore ts type error

const query = db.query.users.findMany().prepare('test');
console.log(query["query"]); // ignore ts type error

PizzaConsoleOP•17mo ago

Hmmm, anyway to mock the connection to the database?

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

That would be not recommended. What I do is writing my queries in a user.repository.ts and importing this in my user.service.ts (where my business rules are). I now can mock my repository file. To test my repository file, I write integrations tests on a real db.

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

We will have it in next releases I've just added it so support batch api for libsql I'll do the same for postgres and mysql

jahir9991•17mo ago

any update on D1 batch ?

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

I'm preparing libsql batch api after that will send a notes to a PR with D1, so it can be changed in a same way as libsql

PizzaConsoleOP•17mo ago

Have you noticed that the toSQL() does not generated the column renames like it shows in the docs

const result = await db.select({
    field1: users.id,
    field2: users.name,
  }).from(users);
 
const { field1, field2 } = result[0];

const result = await db.select({
    field1: users.id,
    field2: users.name,
  }).from(users);
 
const { field1, field2 } = result[0];

select "users"."id" as "field1", "users"."name" as "field2" from "users";

select "users"."id" as "field1", "users"."name" as "field2" from "users";

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

yes, it was a showcase of equivalent query to get same names drizzle get's just an array of arrays and map all of them itself

PizzaConsoleOP•17mo ago

Gotcha, I noticed that mapping happened on the Drizzle side. Is this something that the team would consider changing in the future?

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

changing docs? or changing runtime mapping?

PizzaConsoleOP•17mo ago

Neither. Changing the toSql() to include the column renames

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

is it needed?

PizzaConsoleOP•17mo ago

I can see some use cases for it. Though I personally do not probably need it at this moment

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