Open rajasegar opened 3 years ago
test code:
(mito:connect-toplevel :sqlite3 :database-name "mito-example.db")
(mapc #'mito:execute-sql (mapcan #'mito:table-definition '(WAREHOUSES boxes)))
;; data:
(mito:create-dao 'boxes :contents "foo" :value 9 :warehouse (mito:create-dao 'warehouses :location "here" :capacity 2))
;; #<BOXES {10060E3353}>
(inspect *)
The object is a STANDARD-OBJECT of type BOXES.
0. CREATED-AT: @2021-07-20T11:57:21.775323+02:00
1. UPDATED-AT: @2021-07-20T11:57:21.775323+02:00
2. SYNCED: T
3. ID: 1
4. CONTENTS: "foo"
5. VALUE: 9
6. WAREHOUSE: #<WAREHOUSES {1005942393}>
7. WAREHOUSE-ID: "unbound"
Normally there is built-in accessor to warehouse
but it is broken (https://github.com/fukamachi/mito/issues/79)
You can add an accessor yourself.
…
(warehouse :col-type warehouses :references warehouses
:accessor warehouse))) ;; <--- added
…
(warehouse **)
;; #<WAREHOUSES {1005942393}>
Was that your goal or it was to only get a warehouse.location data?
@vindarel Thanks, and yes that was my goal, I kinda figured it out later to use includes
(mito:select-dao 'boxes (mito:includes 'warehouses))
This works for my use case
I have a table schemas like the below:
How can I fetch the list of boxes along with their warehouse names, it is pretty straigthforward with sql or sxql, but I want to know how can we do this with mito?