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https://github.com/yuanwenqing/protobuf4j

A Facility Framework to Develop with Google Protobuf
https://github.com/yuanwenqing/protobuf4j

dao framework orm protobuf protobuf3 spring-boot sql

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A Facility Framework to Develop with Google Protobuf

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# Protobuf4j

## Introduction

A Facility framework to develop with Google Protobuf, including:

* Utils to handle Protobuf messages and enums
* ORM-based DAO for storing Protobuf Message in MySQL
* Some supports with Spring and SpringBoot

## Modules

* `protobuf4j-core`: helper class for Protobuf Message and Enum, codec class for Message.
* `protobuf4j-sql`: abstraction for SQL fragment and statement.
* `protobuf4j-orm`: basic ORM-like DAO framework utilizing `protobuf4j-sql`
* `protobuf4j-orm-starter`: springboot starter for `protobuf4j-orm`, including autoconfiguration and jdbc injection
* `protobuf4j-spring`: some extensions for Protobuf to integrate with spring

## ORM Usage

### Gradle

~~~groovy
implementation("xyz.codemeans.protobuf4j:protobuf4j-orm-starter:$protobuf4jVersion")
~~~

The latest version can be found in maven central repository.

### Properties

~~~properties
protobuf4j.datasource.auto-enable=
~~~

### Java

Example Code: [example](example/src/main)

interface

~~~java
public interface ExampleDao extends IPrimaryKeyMessageDao {
}
~~~

impl

~~~java
@Repository
public class ExampleDaoImpl extends PrimaryKeyProtoMessageDao implements ExampleDao {
public ExampleDaoImpl() {
super(Example.class, ExampleNaming.ID);
}
}
~~~

### CRUD

~~~java
@Autowired
ExampleDao exampleDao;

public Example createExample(Example example) {
long id = exampleDao.insertReturnKey(example).longValue();
return exampleDao.selectOneByPrimaryKey(id);
}

public Example getExample(long id) {
return exampleDao.selectOneByPrimaryKey(id);
// or
//return exampleDao.selectOneByCond(FieldAndValue.eq(ExampleNaming.ID, id));
}

public Example updateExample(Example newValue, Example oldValue) {
exampleDao.updateMessageByPrimaryKey(newValue, oldValue);
return exampleDao.selectOneByPrimaryKey(newValue.getId());
}

public void deleteExample(long id) {
exampleDao.deleteByPrimaryKey(id);
}

// complex conditions and pagination
public List listExamples(WhereClause where) {
return exampleDao.selectByWhere(where);
}

public Map getExamples(Collection ids) {
return exampleDao.selectMultiByPrimaryKey(ids);
}
~~~

## SQL Usage

~~~java
// condition
List conds = Lists.newArrayList();
conds.add(FieldAndValue.like(ExampleNaming.NAME, SqlUtil.likePrefix(prefix)));
conds.add(FieldAndValue.gte(ExampleNaming.ID, beg));
conds.add(FieldAndValue.lt(ExampleNaming.ID, end));
IExpression allAndCond = LogicalExpr.and(conds));

// pagination
PaginationClause.newBuilder(limit).buildByOffset(offset);
PaginationClause.newBuilder(limit).buildByPageNo(pn)

// select specified columns
SelectClause selectClause = new SelectClause();
selectClause.select(ExampleNaming.NAME);
FromClause fromClause = QueryCreator.fromType(Example.class);
SelectSql sql = new SelectSql(selectClause, fromClause);
exampleDao.doSelect(sql, new SingleColumnRowMapper<>(String.class));

// update whole message with different fields
exampleDao.updateMessageByPrimaryKey(newValue, oldValue);

~~~

## Reference

* `naming`: a Protobuf codegen plugin to generate *Naming class containing field naming constatns, see