Are writing like this:
err := db.Exec("SELECT * FROM some_table")or like this?
const FleetUpdateStatus = `
UPDATE fleets
SET status = 3
WHERE id = ?
`
err := db.Exec(FleetUpdateStatus)I don't like writing sql statements in code. It has many disadvantages: no syntax-highliting, no auto-complete, etc. This little library helps you to use *.sql files instead of const strings
go get "github.com/ndrewnee/sqlreader"Import the package:
import (
"github.com/ndrewnee/sqlreader"
)// First param is path with sqls
// Then names of sqls that are required (Optional)
sqls, err := sqlreader.New("path-with-sqls", "required_sql")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
sql := sqls.Get("required_sql")
db.Exec(sql)For more examples have a look at sqlreader_test.go
Running tests:
go test "github.com/ndrewnee/sqlreader"MIT (see LICENSE file)
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