# The purpose of this PR
- Current implementation forces users to use logback as their logging
framework
# Changes
- Only add abstraction layer for loggin(which is slf4j in this case)
- In tests, use logback to log out messages(this doesn't affect the
users)
# References
https://github.com/tursodatabase/limbo/issues/615Closes#863
This PR brings the Go database/sql driver to it's first working state
and adds a Go package to demonstrate.
The example pkg demonstrates (in it's most bare/naive form at this
point):
1. Open database (memory, in this case)
2. Create connection
3. Prepare statement (Create table)
4. `Exec`
5. Prepare statement (Insert, bind 3 arguments (int, string, blob) (
6. `Exec`
7. Prepare statement (Select *)
8. `Columns` -> print columns
9. `Query` -> print rows
10. Close db connection
still tons of work to do but I at least wanted to get it to a state
where it's not totally broken.
I'll add some actual tests tomorrow
Closes#796
This simple patch makes sure we can operate with a reference to the
string instead of being forced to transform it to a string, and makes
sure that the Arc doesn't have to be cloned (which can be expensive in
multi-core systems).
This doesn't really make a large difference in benchmarks, given how
expensive Parse::new() is.
## Purpose of this PR
- Implement `close()` method for `LimboStatement`(+`JDBC4Statement`) and
`LimboResultSet`(+ `JDBC4ResultSet`)
## Changes
- Add `consumeAll` method in `LimboResultSet`
- Implement `close()` methods
- Because `JDBC4Statement` has longer lifecycle in compared to
`LimboStatement`, we manage different `close` fields(`LimboStatement` is
created when first `execute` method is called on `JDBC4Statemenet`)
## Reference
- [Issue](https://github.com/tursodatabase/limbo/issues/615)
Closes#799
This WIP driver uses the [purego](github.com/ebitengine/purego) library,
that supports cross platform `Dlopen`/`Dlsym` and not a whole lot else.
I really didn't want to use CGO, have very little experience with WASM
and I heard nothing but good things about this library. It's very easy
to use and stable especially when you consider the use case here of 3
functions.
NOTE: The WIP state that this PR is in right at this moment, is not able
to run these simple queries. This screengrab was taken from a couple
days ago when I wrote up a quick demo to load the library, call a simple
query and had it println! the result to make sure everything was working
properly.
I am opening this so kind of like the Java bindings, I can incrementally
work on this. I didn't want to submit a massive PR, try to keep them at
~1k lines max. The state of what's in this PR is highly subject and
likely to change.
I will update when they are at a working state where they can be tested
out and make sure they work across platforms.
Closes#776
