Closed nikitin-da closed 7 years ago
Great idea! Since you successfully use it in production with StorIO you're very good source of info, maybe also write a blog article (or even markdown post here in repo) with your story?
We're going into production in couple of weeks I hope :) During migration we've faced several issues in both sqldelight and storio, but most of them (except https://github.com/pushtorefresh/storio/issues/704) are already resolved!
I think that we should start we some sample anyway, what project structure should we use for it? @artem-zinnatullin
Completely up to you, I think you can basically copy-paste current sample (it's pretty simple to look at) and just replace/add queries with SQLDelight
Any updates on this? Would love to see an example!
I'm really sorry for such delays, I don't have time right now =( I hope I will open request in two weeks
Same here :(
@nayeemzen sorry for such delay =( I have opened request with this example The main idea is to use mapping generated by SQLDelight for complex objects: serialization and deserialization StorIO will be helpful in such case mainly for rx and notifications
https://github.com/square/sqldelight