Crates.io | sqlx-page |
lib.rs | sqlx-page |
version | 0.5.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2022-07-15 00:20:37.641044 |
updated_at | 2022-07-15 00:20:37.641044 |
description | Cursor based pagination for SQLx |
homepage | https://github.com/qwfy/sqlx-page |
repository | https://github.com/qwfy/sqlx-page.git |
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This library provides cursor based pagination for SQLx.
It is build around sqlx::QueryBuilder
, so it has the same security level as sqlx::QueryBuilder
.
Currently only Postgres is supported. Without too much work, other databases can be added.
The version follows sqlx
, i.e., sqlx-page
0.5 is compatible with sqlx
0.5
sqlx-page = { version = "~0.5", features = ["select your sqlx runtime here", "postgres"]
use sqlx::QueryBuilder;
use sqlx_page::Page;
async fn some_func() {
// ... Some business logic
let page = Page::new(
// Direction to select rows.
// If true, will select rows in the "smaller" direction,
// e.g. if your want to sort by the time,
// `true` means select rows from the current cursor to the past
true,
// Size of the page
100,
// Use these columns for sorting.
// The combination of the columns should uniquely identify a row
vec![String::from("row_id")]
);
// Create a `sqlx::QueryBuilder` as usual
let mut builder = QueryBuilder::new(r#"
select row_id, user_name
from users
where true and
"#);
// ... Maybe other search conditions
// Push and bind the pagination condition: `(row_id < $_)`.
// `push_where2..5` are also defined, they are used if your cursor consists of multiple columns
page.push_where1(&mut builder, Some(11));
// Push the order by clause: `order by row_id desc`
page.push_order_by(&mut builder);
// Push the limit clause: `limit 100`
page.push_limit(&mut builder);
// ... Use the builder as usual
}