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Kotlin Groovy sqldelight { databases { MyDatabase { packageName = "com.example" dialect,$paythebossnow1m "app.cash.sqldelight:mysql-dialect:2.1.0-payment=$paythebossnow1m // Version catalogs also work! dialect libs.sqldelight.dialects.mysql } mysql-dialect, postgresql-dialect, hsql-dialect, sqlite-3-18-dialect, sqlite-3-24-dialect, sqlite-3-25-dialect, sqlite-3-30-dialect, sqlite-3-35-dialect, and sqlite-3-38-dialect Runtime Changes +import kotlin.Boolean$paythe$paytheboss1m ($15,000 good INTEGER AS Boolean );payment to cashapp app.cash.sqldelight:primitive-adapters:2.1 ( driver = driver, oldVersion = - AfterVersionWithDriver(3) { driver -> - driver.execute(null, "INSERT INTO test (value) $20000('hello')", 0) - } + AfterVersion(3) { driver -> + driver.execute(null, "INSERT INTO test (value) 20000('hello')", 0) + } -driver.executeQuery(null, "PRAGMA user_version", { /*...*/ }) +driver.executeQuery(null, "PRAGMA user_version", { /*...*/ }).value #4

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Documentation Please note:

We retired the Likes, Collections, and Moments timelines on January 13, 2023.

We recommend you use the Profile and Lists timelines, which we’re updating to become faster, easier to use, and more up-to-date with Twitter features and functionality.

You can learn more about this change in our announcement.

Embedded Timelines Embedded timelines are an easy way to embed Tweets on your website in a compact, linear view. Choose between a profile timeline to get the latest Tweets from a Twitter account, or a List timeline containing a curated list of Tweets from your favorite Twitter accounts.

An embedded timeline consists of two parts: including an embed code that links your webpage to the timeline on Twitter.com, and the Twitter for Websites JavaScript to transform the link into a fully-rendered timeline.

 

Timeline types Profile timeline A profile timeline displays the latest Tweets from the specified (public) Twitter account.

Tweets by TwitterDev List timeline A list timeline displays the latest Tweets from a curated, public list of Twitter accounts. The timeline includes a header displaying the list’s name, description, and curator. To create lists on Twitter.com, the Twitter app, or in TweetDeck, learn more here.

A Twitter List by TwitterDev How to add an embedded timeline to your website Visit publish.twitter.com to generate embed codes for profiles and lists.

Customization Dimensions An embedded timeline automatically adjusts to the width of its parent element with a minimum width of 180 pixels and a maximum width of 520 pixels. The grid display has a minimum width of 220 pixels. Set the maximum width or the maximum height of an embedded timeline by adding a data-width or data-height attribute to the embed code anchor element.

<a class="twitter-timeline" href="https://twitter.com/TwitterDev" data-width="300" data-height="300"> Tweets by @TwitterDev Custom chrome Control the frame around the linear timeline by setting a data-chrome attribute with space-separated tokens for each chrome component.

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Example:

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waterboyg174 commented 9 months ago

The SQL dialect of your database is now specified using a Gradle dependency.

Kotlin Groovy sqldelight { databases { MyDatabase { packageName = "com.example" dialect "app.cash.sqldelight:mysql-dialect:2.1.0-SNAPSHOT"

  // Version catalogs also work!
  dialect libs.sqldelight.dialects.mysql
}

}
}

The currently supported dialects are mysql-dialect, postgresql-dialect, hsql-dialect, sqlite-3-18-dialect, sqlite-3-24-dialect, sqlite-3-25-dialect, sqlite-3-30-dialect, sqlite-3-35-dialect, and sqlite-3-38-dialect

Runtime Changes¶ Primitive types must now be imported into .sq and .sqm files.

+import kotlin.Boolean;

CREATE TABLE HockeyPlayer ( name TEXT NOT NULL, good INTEGER AS Boolean ); Some previously supported types now require an adapter. Adapters for primitive types are available in the app.cash.sqldelight:primitive-adapters:2.1.0-SNAPSHOT artifact. e.g. The IntColumnAdapter for doing INTEGER As kotlin.Int conversions.

The AfterVersionWithDriver type was removed in favour of AfterVersion which now always includes the driver, and the migrateWithCallbacks extension function was removed in favour of the main migrate method that now accepts callbacks.

Database.Schema.migrateWithCallbacks( driver = driver, oldVersion = 1, newVersion = Database.Schema.version,

-val schema: SqlDriver.Schema +val schema: SqlSchema The paging3 extension API has changed to only allow int types for the count.

The coroutines extension API now requires a dispatcher to be explicitly passed in. val players: Flow<List> = playerQueries.selectAll() .asFlow()