断言
字段断言
- 布尔类型:
- \=, !=
- 数字类型:
- \=, !=, >, <, >=, <=,
- IN, NOT IN
- 时间类型:
- \=, !=, >, <, >=, <=
- IN, NOT IN
- 字符类型:
- \=, !=, >, <, >=, <=
- IN, NOT IN
- Contains, HasPrefix, HasSuffix
- ContainsFold, EqualFold (只能用于 SQL 语句)
- JSON类型:
- \=, !=
- \=, !=, >, <, >=, <= on nested values (JSON path).
- Contains (只能用于包含嵌套的 JSON path 表达式)
- HasKey, Len<P>
null
checks for nested values (JSON path).
- 可选字段:
- IsNil, NotNil
Edge 断言
HasEdge. 例如,对于一个
Pet
类型的 edgeowner
来说 ,可以使用:client.Pet.
Query().
Where(pet.HasOwner()).
All(ctx)
HasEdgeWith. 也可以将断言表示为集合的形式
client.Pet.
Query().
Where(pet.HasOwnerWith(user.Name("a8m"))).
All(ctx)
否定 (NOT)
client.Pet.
Query().
Where(pet.Not(pet.NameHasPrefix("Ari"))).
All(ctx)
析取 (OR)
client.Pet.
Query().
Where(
pet.Or(
pet.HasOwner(),
pet.Not(pet.HasFriends()),
)
).
All(ctx)
合取 (AND)
client.Pet.
Query().
Where(
pet.And(
pet.HasOwner(),
pet.Not(pet.HasFriends()),
)
).
All(ctx)
自定义断言
Custom predicates can be useful if you want to write your own dialect-specific logic or to control the executed queries.
Get all pets of users 1, 2 and 3
pets := client.Pet.
Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector) {
s.Where(sql.InInts(pet.FieldOwnerID, 1, 2, 3))
}).
AllX(ctx)
The above code will produce the following SQL query:
SELECT DISTINCT `pets`.`id`, `pets`.`owner_id` FROM `pets` WHERE `owner_id` IN (1, 2, 3)
Count the number of users whose JSON field named URL
contains the Scheme
key
count := client.User.
Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector) {
s.Where(sqljson.HasKey(user.FieldURL, sqljson.Path("Scheme")))
}).
CountX(ctx)
The above code will produce the following SQL query:
-- PostgreSQL
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT "users"."id") FROM "users" WHERE "url"->'Scheme' IS NOT NULL
-- SQLite and MySQL
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT `users`.`id`) FROM `users` WHERE JSON_EXTRACT(`url`, "$.Scheme") IS NOT NULL
Get all users with a "Tesla"
car
Consider an ent query such as:
users := client.User.Query().
Where(user.HasCarWith(car.Model("Tesla"))).
AllX(ctx)
This query can be rephrased in 3 different forms: IN
, EXISTS
and JOIN
.
// `IN` version.
users := client.User.Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector) {
t := sql.Table(car.Table)
s.Where(
sql.In(
s.C(user.FieldID),
sql.Select(t.C(user.FieldID)).From(t).Where(sql.EQ(t.C(car.FieldModel), "Tesla")),
),
)
}).
AllX(ctx)
// `JOIN` version.
users := client.User.Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector) {
t := sql.Table(car.Table)
s.Join(t).On(s.C(user.FieldID), t.C(car.FieldOwnerID))
s.Where(sql.EQ(t.C(car.FieldModel), "Tesla"))
}).
AllX(ctx)
// `EXISTS` version.
users := client.User.Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector) {
t := sql.Table(car.Table)
p := sql.And(
sql.EQ(t.C(car.FieldModel), "Tesla"),
sql.ColumnsEQ(s.C(user.FieldID), t.C(car.FieldOwnerID)),
)
s.Where(sql.Exists(sql.Select().From(t).Where(p)))
}).
AllX(ctx)
The above code will produce the following SQL query:
-- `IN` version.
SELECT DISTINCT `users`.`id`, `users`.`age`, `users`.`name` FROM `users` WHERE `users`.`id` IN (SELECT `cars`.`id` FROM `cars` WHERE `cars`.`model` = 'Tesla')
-- `JOIN` version.
SELECT DISTINCT `users`.`id`, `users`.`age`, `users`.`name` FROM `users` JOIN `cars` ON `users`.`id` = `cars`.`owner_id` WHERE `cars`.`model` = 'Tesla'
-- `EXISTS` version.
SELECT DISTINCT `users`.`id`, `users`.`age`, `users`.`name` FROM `users` WHERE EXISTS (SELECT * FROM `cars` WHERE `cars`.`model` = 'Tesla' AND `users`.`id` = `cars`.`owner_id`)
Get all pets where pet name contains a specific pattern
The generated code provides the HasPrefix
, HasSuffix
, Contains
, and ContainsFold
predicates for pattern matching. However, in order to use the LIKE
operator with a custom pattern, use the following example.
pets := client.Pet.Query().
Where(func(s *sql.Selector){
s.Where(sql.Like(pet.Name,"_B%"))
}).
AllX(ctx)
The above code will produce the following SQL query:
SELECT DISTINCT `pets`.`id`, `pets`.`owner_id`, `pets`.`name`, `pets`.`age`, `pets`.`species` FROM `pets` WHERE `name` LIKE '_B%'
JSON predicates
JSON predicates are not generated by default as part of the code generation. However, ent provides an official package named sqljson for applying predicates on JSON columns using the custom predicates option.
Compare a JSON value
sqljson.ValueEQ(user.FieldData, data)
sqljson.ValueEQ(user.FieldURL, "https", sqljson.Path("Scheme"))
sqljson.ValueNEQ(user.FieldData, content, sqljson.DotPath("attributes[1].body.content"))
sqljson.ValueGTE(user.FieldData, status.StatusBadRequest, sqljson.Path("response", "status"))
Check for the presence of a JSON key
sqljson.HasKey(user.FieldData, sqljson.Path("attributes", "[1]", "body"))
sqljson.HasKey(user.FieldData, sqljson.DotPath("attributes[1].body"))
Note that, a key with the null
literal as a value also matches this operation.
Check JSON null
literals
sqljson.ValueIsNull(user.FieldData)
sqljson.ValueIsNull(user.FieldData, sqljson.Path("attributes"))
sqljson.ValueIsNull(user.FieldData, sqljson.DotPath("attributes[1].body"))
Note that, the ValueIsNull
returns true if the value is JSON null
, but not database NULL
.
Compare the length of a JSON array
sqljson.LenEQ(user.FieldAttrs, 2)
sql.Or(
sqljson.LenGT(user.FieldData, 10, sqljson.Path("attributes")),
sqljson.LenLT(user.FieldData, 20, sqljson.Path("attributes")),
)
Check if a JSON value contains another value
sqljson.ValueContains(user.FieldData, data)
sqljson.ValueContains(user.FieldData, attrs, sqljson.Path("attributes"))
sqljson.ValueContains(user.FieldData, code, sqljson.DotPath("attributes[0].status_code"))
Check if a JSON string value contains a given substring or has a given suffix or prefix
sqljson.StringContains(user.FieldURL, "github", sqljson.Path("host"))
sqljson.StringHasSuffix(user.FieldURL, ".com", sqljson.Path("host"))
sqljson.StringHasPrefix(user.FieldData, "20", sqljson.DotPath("attributes[0].status_code"))