sORM 1.1.0

sORM

Simple ORM and nothing more.

Latest download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2fo19tggbfy10mw/sORM%20v1.1.rar

Installation

As a binary:

1. Extract files from the archive.
2. Place them in your packages folder.
3. Add reference to sORM.dll
4. Start using sORM via SimpleORM class.

As a project:

1. Download source code.
2. Copy sORM project into your solution.
3. Add reference to it.
4. Start using sORM via SimpleORM class.

Usage

Mappings

To link class and table in database you need to decorate it with DataModel attribute. Then you need to decorate fields you want to see in database with MapAsType attributes and decorate key field (Id or etc.) with Key attribute. You can also use MapAuto attribute to let the ORM detect and map type.

Supported types for auto mapping:

• string as VARCHAR(MAX)
• int as INT
• bool as BIT
• float as REAL
• Guid as UNIQUEIDENTIFIER

Example:

  [DataModel]
  class MyClass
  {
    [MapAuto]
    public int MyProperty { get; set; }
  
    [MapAsType(DataType.String)]
    public string MyProperty2 { get; set; }
  
    [MapAsType(DataType.Guid)]
    [Key]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }
  }

Connection setup

On startup you need to setup connection string:

  SimpleORM.Current.Initialize(@"%CONNECTION_STRING_EXAMPLE%");

Creating and updating objects

To create or update records use CreateOrUpdate method:

  var obj = new MyClass() { MyProperty = 1, MyProperty2 = "foo" };
  SimpleORM.Current.CreateOrUpdate(obj); //Now in database table MyClass contains row with MyProperty = 1 and MyProperty2 = "foo"
  obj.MyProperty = 666;
  SimpleORM.Current.CreateOrUpdate(obj); //Now in database table MyClass contains row with MyProperty = 666 and MyProperty2 = "foo"

Deleting objects

To delete exact object use Delete method:

  SimpleORM.Current.Delete(obj);

Conditions

You can get or delete bunch of records using Conditions. Conditions is a way to create complex conditions using Equals, NotEquals, More, Less and Like operators. Conditions can be modified using And and Or operators.

Example:

  //Deletes all rows in table MyClass where MyProperty2 equals to "foo" or MyProperty equals to 2
  SimpleORM.Current.Delete<MyClass>(
    Operator.Or(Condition.Equals("MyProperty2", "foo"), Condition.Equals("MyProperty", 2))
  );
  
  //Deletes all rows in table MyClass where MyProperty2 equals to "123" and MyProperty equals to 333 or 999
  SimpleORM.Current.Delete<MyClass>(
    Operator.And(
      Condition.Equals("MyProperty2", "123"), 
      Operator.Or(
        Condition.Equals("MyProperty", 333), Condition.Equals("MyProperty", 999)
      )
    )
  );

  //Retrieves third page with from table MyClass where MyProperty2 equal to "baz". There will be one row per page
  var result = SimpleORM.Current.Get<MyClass>(
    Condition.Equals("MyProperty2", "baz"),
    new DataEntityListLoadOptions(size: 1, index: 2)
  );

References

To create one-to-many reference from one entity to another you need to use Key or SecondaryKey attribute on property that will be referenced, and ReferenceTo attribute on property that will be referencing.

Note that properties decorated with Key and SecondaryKey will be NOT NULL and UNIQUE

Example:

  [DataModel]
  class A
  {
    [MapAuto]
    [Key]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }
  }
  
  [DataModel]
  class B
  {
    [MapAuto]
    [Key]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }
    
    [MapAuto]
    [SecondaryKey]
    public int MyIntValue { get; set; }
  }
  
  [DataModel]
  class C
  {
    [MapAuto]
    [Key]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }
    
    [MapAuto]
    [ReferenceTo(typeof(A), "Id"]
    public Guid AnotherId { get; set; }
    
    [MapAuto]
    [ReferenceTo(typeof(B), "MyIntValue"]
    public int MyIntValueReference { get; set; }
  }

Extras

To get SQL what has been executed (for logging etc.) you should use AddOnRequestListener.

Example:

  var logger = AwesomeFramework.Get<IAwesomeLoggingTool>(); //example
  SimpleORM.Current.AddOnRequestListener( (sql) => logger.Log("Executed SQL: " + sql) );