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Enhance SQLLiteral and SQL interpolation #690
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This pull requests helps injecting raw SQL snippets in the query interface.
The context of this pull request is that GRDB does not provide Swift APIs for all SQLite expressions. There is no built-in support for CAST, CASE, STRFTIME, etc. When one wants to use those constructs, one has to use raw SQL at some point, or submit a pull request which extends the query interface ;-).
One can always write full SQL queries, but those are not quite easy to compose, and their elements can't be reused:
To solve this, we enhance SQL interpolation and the SQLLiteral type:
You can wrap this
DATE
function in a Swift function which accepts any value accepted by the database as a date (Date, String, etc.):If you follow the recommended practices for Record types, this can give: