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func (*Address) City ¶

func (o *Address) City() string

City returns the loaded value of City.

func (*Address) CityIsNull ¶

func (o *Address) CityIsNull() bool

CityIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Address) CityIsValid ¶

func (o *Address) CityIsValid() bool

CityIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Address) City_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Address) City_I() interface{}

City_I returns the loaded value of City as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Address) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Address) Copy() (newObject *Address)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Address object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Address) Delete ¶

func (o *Address) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Address) Get ¶

func (o *Address) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Address) GetAlias ¶

func (o *Address) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Address) ID ¶

func (o *Address) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*Address) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *Address) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Address) Initialize ¶

func (o *Address) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Address database object to default values.

func (*Address) IsDirty ¶

func (o *Address) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Address) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Address) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Address) LoadPerson ¶

func (o *Address) LoadPerson(ctx context.Context) *Person

LoadPerson returns the related Person. If it is not already loaded, it will attempt to load it first.

func (*Address) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Address) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Address) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *Address) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Address) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Address) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Address) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Address) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Address) Person ¶

func (o *Address) Person() *Person

Person returns the current value of the loaded Person, and nil if its not loaded.

func (*Address) PersonID ¶

func (o *Address) PersonID() string

PersonID returns the loaded value of PersonID.

func (*Address) PersonIDIsValid ¶

func (o *Address) PersonIDIsValid() bool

PersonIDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Address) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *Address) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Address) Save ¶

func (o *Address) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Address) SetCity ¶

func (o *Address) SetCity(i interface{})

func (*Address) SetPerson ¶

func (o *Address) SetPerson(v *Person)

SetPerson sets the value of Person in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Address) SetPersonID ¶

func (o *Address) SetPersonID(v string)

SetPersonID sets the value of PersonID in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Address) SetStreet ¶

func (o *Address) SetStreet(v string)

SetStreet sets the value of Street in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Address) Street ¶

func (o *Address) Street() string

Street returns the loaded value of Street.

func (*Address) StreetIsValid ¶

func (o *Address) StreetIsValid() bool

StreetIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Address) String ¶

func (o *Address) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Address) UnmarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Address) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Address) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Address) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Address) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Address) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in address to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Alias ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Count ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Delete ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*AddressesBuilder) Distinct ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Distinct() *AddressesBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Expand ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*AddressesBuilder) Get ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Get() *Address

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*AddressesBuilder) GroupBy ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Having ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Join ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Limit ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *AddressesBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*AddressesBuilder) Load ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Load() (addressSlice []*Address)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of Address objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*AddressesBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *AddressesBuilder) LoadCursor() addressCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*AddressesBuilder) LoadI ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) LoadI() (addressSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*AddressesBuilder) OrderBy ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Select ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Subquery ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*AddressesBuilder) Where ¶

func (b *AddressesBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *AddressesBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Copy() (newObject *EmployeeInfo)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new EmployeeInfo object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Delete ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*EmployeeInfo) EmployeeNumber ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) EmployeeNumber() int

EmployeeNumber returns the loaded value of EmployeeNumber.

func (*EmployeeInfo) EmployeeNumberIsValid ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) EmployeeNumberIsValid() bool

EmployeeNumberIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Get ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*EmployeeInfo) GetAlias ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*EmployeeInfo) ID ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*EmployeeInfo) IDIsValid ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Initialize ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a EmployeeInfo database object to default values.

func (*EmployeeInfo) IsDirty ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*EmployeeInfo) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *EmployeeInfo) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*EmployeeInfo) LoadPerson ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) LoadPerson(ctx context.Context) *Person

LoadPerson returns the related Person. If it is not already loaded, it will attempt to load it first.

func (*EmployeeInfo) MarshalBinary ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*EmployeeInfo) MarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*EmployeeInfo) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*EmployeeInfo) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *EmployeeInfo) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Person ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Person() *Person

Person returns the current value of the loaded Person, and nil if its not loaded.

func (*EmployeeInfo) PersonID ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) PersonID() string

PersonID returns the loaded value of PersonID.

func (*EmployeeInfo) PersonIDIsValid ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) PersonIDIsValid() bool

PersonIDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*EmployeeInfo) PrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*EmployeeInfo) Save ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*EmployeeInfo) SetEmployeeNumber ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) SetEmployeeNumber(v int)

SetEmployeeNumber sets the value of EmployeeNumber in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*EmployeeInfo) SetPerson ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) SetPerson(v *Person)

SetPerson sets the value of Person in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*EmployeeInfo) SetPersonID ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) SetPersonID(v string)

SetPersonID sets the value of PersonID in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*EmployeeInfo) String ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalBinary ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *EmployeeInfo) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in employeeInfo to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Alias ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Count ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Delete ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Distinct ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Distinct() *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Expand ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Get ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Get() *EmployeeInfo

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) GroupBy ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Having ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Join ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Limit ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Load ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Load() (employeeInfoSlice []*EmployeeInfo)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of EmployeeInfo objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) LoadCursor() employeeInfoCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) LoadI ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) LoadI() (employeeInfoSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) OrderBy ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Select ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Subquery ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*EmployeeInfosBuilder) Where ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (b *EmployeeInfosBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *EmployeeInfosBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*Gift) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Gift) Copy() (newObject *Gift)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Gift object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Gift) Delete ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Gift) Get ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Gift) GetAlias ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Gift) Initialize ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Gift database object to default values.

func (*Gift) IsDirty ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Gift) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Gift) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Gift) MarshalBinary ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Gift) MarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Gift) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Gift) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Gift) Name ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Name() string

Name returns the loaded value of Name.

func (*Gift) NameIsValid ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) NameIsValid() bool

NameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Gift) Number ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Number() int

Number returns the loaded value of Number.

func (*Gift) NumberIsValid ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) NumberIsValid() bool

NumberIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Gift) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Gift) OriginalPrimaryKey() int

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Gift) PrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) PrimaryKey() int

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Gift) Save ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Gift) SetName ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) SetName(v string)

SetName sets the value of Name in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Gift) SetNumber ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) SetNumber(v int)

SetNumber sets the value of Number in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Gift) String ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Gift) UnmarshalBinary ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (o *Gift) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Gift) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Gift) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Gift) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Gift) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in gift to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Alias ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Count ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Delete ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*GiftsBuilder) Distinct ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Distinct() *GiftsBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Expand ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*GiftsBuilder) Get ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Get() *Gift

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*GiftsBuilder) GroupBy ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Having ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Join ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Limit ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *GiftsBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*GiftsBuilder) Load ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Load() (giftSlice []*Gift)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of Gift objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*GiftsBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *GiftsBuilder) LoadCursor() giftCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*GiftsBuilder) LoadI ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) LoadI() (giftSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*GiftsBuilder) OrderBy ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Select ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Subquery ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*GiftsBuilder) Where ¶ added in v0.13.9

func (b *GiftsBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *GiftsBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*Login) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Login) Copy() (newObject *Login)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Login object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Login) Delete ¶

func (o *Login) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Login) Get ¶

func (o *Login) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Login) GetAlias ¶

func (o *Login) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Login) ID ¶

func (o *Login) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*Login) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *Login) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Login) Initialize ¶

func (o *Login) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Login database object to default values.

func (*Login) IsDirty ¶

func (o *Login) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Login) IsEnabled ¶

func (o *Login) IsEnabled() bool

IsEnabled returns the loaded value of IsEnabled.

func (*Login) IsEnabledIsValid ¶

func (o *Login) IsEnabledIsValid() bool

IsEnabledIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Login) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Login) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Login) LoadPerson ¶

func (o *Login) LoadPerson(ctx context.Context) *Person

LoadPerson returns the related Person. If it is not already loaded, it will attempt to load it first.

func (*Login) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Login) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Login) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *Login) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Login) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Login) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Login) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Login) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Login) Password ¶

func (o *Login) Password() string

Password returns the loaded value of Password.

func (*Login) PasswordIsNull ¶

func (o *Login) PasswordIsNull() bool

PasswordIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Login) PasswordIsValid ¶

func (o *Login) PasswordIsValid() bool

PasswordIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Login) Password_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Login) Password_I() interface{}

Password_I returns the loaded value of Password as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Login) Person ¶

func (o *Login) Person() *Person

Person returns the current value of the loaded Person, and nil if its not loaded.

func (*Login) PersonID ¶

func (o *Login) PersonID() string

PersonID returns the loaded value of PersonID.

func (*Login) PersonIDIsNull ¶

func (o *Login) PersonIDIsNull() bool

PersonIDIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Login) PersonIDIsValid ¶

func (o *Login) PersonIDIsValid() bool

PersonIDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Login) PersonID_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Login) PersonID_I() interface{}

PersonID_I returns the loaded value of PersonID as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Login) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *Login) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Login) Save ¶

func (o *Login) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Login) SetIsEnabled ¶

func (o *Login) SetIsEnabled(v bool)

SetIsEnabled sets the value of IsEnabled in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Login) SetPassword ¶

func (o *Login) SetPassword(i interface{})

func (*Login) SetPerson ¶

func (o *Login) SetPerson(v *Person)

func (*Login) SetPersonID ¶

func (o *Login) SetPersonID(i interface{})

func (*Login) SetUsername ¶

func (o *Login) SetUsername(v string)

SetUsername sets the value of Username in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Login) String ¶

func (o *Login) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Login) UnmarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Login) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Login) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Login) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Login) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Login) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in login to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*Login) Username ¶

func (o *Login) Username() string

Username returns the loaded value of Username.

func (*Login) UsernameIsValid ¶

func (o *Login) UsernameIsValid() bool

UsernameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Alias ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Count ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Delete ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*LoginsBuilder) Distinct ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Distinct() *LoginsBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Expand ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*LoginsBuilder) Get ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Get() *Login

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*LoginsBuilder) GroupBy ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Having ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Join ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Limit ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *LoginsBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*LoginsBuilder) Load ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Load() (loginSlice []*Login)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of Login objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*LoginsBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *LoginsBuilder) LoadCursor() loginCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*LoginsBuilder) LoadI ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) LoadI() (loginSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*LoginsBuilder) OrderBy ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Select ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Subquery ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*LoginsBuilder) Where ¶

func (b *LoginsBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *LoginsBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*Milestone) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Milestone) Copy() (newObject *Milestone)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Milestone object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Milestone) Delete ¶

func (o *Milestone) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Milestone) Get ¶

func (o *Milestone) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Milestone) GetAlias ¶

func (o *Milestone) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Milestone) ID ¶

func (o *Milestone) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*Milestone) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *Milestone) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Milestone) Initialize ¶

func (o *Milestone) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Milestone database object to default values.

func (*Milestone) IsDirty ¶

func (o *Milestone) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Milestone) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Milestone) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Milestone) LoadProject ¶

func (o *Milestone) LoadProject(ctx context.Context) *Project

LoadProject returns the related Project. If it is not already loaded, it will attempt to load it first.

func (*Milestone) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Milestone) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Milestone) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *Milestone) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Milestone) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Milestone) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Milestone) Name ¶

func (o *Milestone) Name() string

Name returns the loaded value of Name.

func (*Milestone) NameIsValid ¶

func (o *Milestone) NameIsValid() bool

NameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Milestone) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Milestone) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Milestone) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *Milestone) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Milestone) Project ¶

func (o *Milestone) Project() *Project

Project returns the current value of the loaded Project, and nil if its not loaded.

func (*Milestone) ProjectID ¶

func (o *Milestone) ProjectID() string

ProjectID returns the loaded value of ProjectID.

func (*Milestone) ProjectIDIsValid ¶

func (o *Milestone) ProjectIDIsValid() bool

ProjectIDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Milestone) Save ¶

func (o *Milestone) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Milestone) SetName ¶

func (o *Milestone) SetName(v string)

SetName sets the value of Name in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Milestone) SetProject ¶

func (o *Milestone) SetProject(v *Project)

SetProject sets the value of Project in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Milestone) SetProjectID ¶

func (o *Milestone) SetProjectID(v string)

SetProjectID sets the value of ProjectID in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Milestone) String ¶

func (o *Milestone) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Milestone) UnmarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Milestone) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Milestone) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Milestone) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Milestone) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Milestone) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in milestone to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Alias ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Count ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Delete ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Distinct ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Distinct() *MilestonesBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Expand ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Get ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Get() *Milestone

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) GroupBy ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Having ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Join ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Limit ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *MilestonesBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Load ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Load() (milestoneSlice []*Milestone)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of Milestone objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*MilestonesBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) LoadCursor() milestoneCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) LoadI ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) LoadI() (milestoneSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) OrderBy ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Select ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Subquery ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*MilestonesBuilder) Where ¶

func (b *MilestonesBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *MilestonesBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Alias ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Count ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Delete ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*PeopleBuilder) Distinct ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Distinct() *PeopleBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Expand ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*PeopleBuilder) Get ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Get() *Person

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*PeopleBuilder) GroupBy ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Having ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Join ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Limit ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *PeopleBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*PeopleBuilder) Load ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Load() (personSlice []*Person)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of Person objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*PeopleBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *PeopleBuilder) LoadCursor() personCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*PeopleBuilder) LoadI ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) LoadI() (personSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*PeopleBuilder) OrderBy ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Select ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Subquery ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*PeopleBuilder) Where ¶

func (b *PeopleBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *PeopleBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*Person) Address ¶

func (o *Person) Address(pk string) *Address

Address returns a single Address object by primary key, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will return nil. It will not return Address objects that are not saved.

func (*Person) Addresses ¶

func (o *Person) Addresses() []*Address

Addresses returns a slice of Address objects if loaded.

func (*Person) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Person) Copy() (newObject *Person)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Person object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Person) CountAddresses ¶ added in v0.10.0

func (o *Person) CountAddresses(ctx context.Context) int

CountAddresses returns the number of Address objects in the database connected to this object.

func (*Person) CountProjects ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) CountProjects(ctx context.Context) int

CountProjects counts the number of associated Project objects in the database. Note that this returns what is reflected by the database at that instant, and not what is the count of the loaded objects.

func (*Person) CountProjectsAsManager ¶ added in v0.10.0

func (o *Person) CountProjectsAsManager(ctx context.Context) int

CountProjectsAsManager returns the number of Project objects in the database connected to this object.

func (*Person) Delete ¶

func (o *Person) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Person) EmployeeInfo ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) EmployeeInfo() *EmployeeInfo

EmployeeInfo returns the connected EmployeeInfo object, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Person) FirstName ¶

func (o *Person) FirstName() string

FirstName returns the loaded value of FirstName.

func (*Person) FirstNameIsValid ¶

func (o *Person) FirstNameIsValid() bool

FirstNameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Person) Get ¶

func (o *Person) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Person) GetAlias ¶

func (o *Person) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Person) ID ¶

func (o *Person) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*Person) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *Person) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Person) Initialize ¶

func (o *Person) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Person database object to default values.

func (*Person) IsDirty ¶

func (o *Person) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Person) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Person) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Person) LastName ¶

func (o *Person) LastName() string

LastName returns the loaded value of LastName.

func (*Person) LastNameIsValid ¶

func (o *Person) LastNameIsValid() bool

LastNameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Person) LoadAddresses ¶

func (o *Person) LoadAddresses(ctx context.Context, conditions ...interface{}) []*Address

LoadAddresses loads a new slice of Address objects and returns it.

func (*Person) LoadEmployeeInfo ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) LoadEmployeeInfo(ctx context.Context) *EmployeeInfo

LoadEmployeeInfo returns the connected EmployeeInfo object, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will load a new one and return it.

func (*Person) LoadLogin ¶

func (o *Person) LoadLogin(ctx context.Context) *Login

LoadLogin returns the connected Login object, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will load a new one and return it.

func (*Person) LoadProjects ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) LoadProjects(ctx context.Context)

LoadProjects loads the associated Project objects.

func (*Person) LoadProjectsAsManager ¶

func (o *Person) LoadProjectsAsManager(ctx context.Context, conditions ...interface{}) []*Project

LoadProjectsAsManager loads a new slice of Project objects and returns it.

func (*Person) Login ¶

func (o *Person) Login() *Login

Login returns the connected Login object, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Person) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Person) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Person) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *Person) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Person) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Person) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Person) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Person) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Person) PersonTypes ¶

func (o *Person) PersonTypes() []PersonType

PersonTypes returns a slice of PersonType values if loaded.

func (*Person) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *Person) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Person) Project ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) Project(pk string) *Project

Project returns a single Project object by primary key, if one was loaded otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Person) ProjectAsManager ¶

func (o *Person) ProjectAsManager(pk string) *Project

ProjectAsManager returns a single Project object by primary key, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will return nil. It will not return Project objects that are not saved.

func (*Person) Projects ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) Projects() []*Project

Projects returns a slice of Project objects if loaded. If not loaded, will return nil.

func (*Person) ProjectsAsManager ¶

func (o *Person) ProjectsAsManager() []*Project

ProjectsAsManager returns a slice of Project objects if loaded.

func (*Person) Save ¶

func (o *Person) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Person) SetAddressPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetAddressPrimaryKeys(pks []string)

SetAddressPrimaryKeys associates the given object primary keys with the Person.

The association is temporary until you call Save().

WARNING! If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, those items will be DELETED when you Save() since they cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetAddresses ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) SetAddresses(objs []*Address)

SetAddresses associates the given objects with the Person. WARNING! If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, those items will be DELETED since they cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetEmployeeInfo ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) SetEmployeeInfo(obj *EmployeeInfo)

SetEmployeeInfo associates the given object with the Person.

The association is temporary until you call Save(). WARNING! If it has an item already associated with it, that item will be DELETED since it cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing an item that is not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetEmployeeInfoPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetEmployeeInfoPrimaryKey(pk string)

SetEmployeeInfoPrimaryKey associates the given object with the Person that has the given primary key.

The association is temporary until you call Save(). If a Person was loaded, it will be unloaded.

WARNING! If it has an item already associated with it in the database, that item will be DELETED when you call Save() since it cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing an item that is not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetFirstName ¶

func (o *Person) SetFirstName(v string)

SetFirstName sets the value of FirstName in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Person) SetLastName ¶

func (o *Person) SetLastName(v string)

SetLastName sets the value of LastName in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Person) SetLogin ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) SetLogin(obj *Login)

SetLogin associates the given object with the Person.

The association is temporary until you call Save(). If it has an item already associated with it, the foreign key for that item will be set to null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing an item that is not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetLoginPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetLoginPrimaryKey(pk string)

SetLoginPrimaryKey associates the given object with the Person that has the given primary key.

The association is temporary until you call Save(). If a Person was loaded, it will be unloaded.

If it has an item already associated with it in the database, the foreign key for that item will be set to null when you call Save(). If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing an item that is not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetPersonTypes ¶ added in v0.9.0

func (o *Person) SetPersonTypes(objs []PersonType)

SetPersonTypes sets the associated values to the given slice of PersonType values. It will also disassociate from all previously associated values.

func (*Person) SetProjectAsManagerPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetProjectAsManagerPrimaryKeys(pks []string)

SetProjectAsManagerPrimaryKeys associates the given object primary keys with the Person.

The association is temporary until you call Save().

If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, the foreign keys for those will be set to null when you Save(). If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) SetProjectPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetProjectPrimaryKeys(objs []string)

SetProjectPrimaryKeys prepares for setting the associated Project objects to the given slice of primary keys. If objects are currently loaded, they will be unloaded. The association does not take place until Save() is called. Calling Load before calling Save will load the items that will be associated in the database after the Save call. After calling Save, the objects will be unloaded, and you must call Load again if you want them loaded.

func (*Person) SetProjects ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Person) SetProjects(objs []*Project)

SetProjects sets the associated objects to the given slice of Project objects in preparation for saving. The associations will not be updated until Save() is called. Objects that are modified or are new will be saved before completing the association.

func (*Person) SetProjectsAsManager ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Person) SetProjectsAsManager(objs []*Project)

SetProjectsAsManager associates the given objects with the Person. If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, the foreign keys for those will be set to null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Person.

func (*Person) String ¶

func (o *Person) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Person) UnmarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Person) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Person) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Person) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*Person) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Person) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in person to modify the json before sending it here.

func (PersonType) Get ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (p PersonType) Get(key string) interface{}

func (PersonType) ID ¶

func (p PersonType) ID() string

ID returns a string representation of the id and satisfies the IDer interface

func (PersonType) Label ¶

func (p PersonType) Label() string

Label returns the string that will be displayed to a user for this item. Together with the Value function, it satisfies the ItemLister interface that makes it easy to create a dropdown list of items.

func (PersonType) Name ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (p PersonType) Name() string

func (PersonType) String ¶

func (p PersonType) String() string

String returns the name value of the type and satisfies the fmt.Stringer interface

func (PersonType) Value ¶

func (p PersonType) Value() interface{}

Value returns the value that will be used in dropdown lists and satisfies the Valuer and ItemLister interfaces.

func (*PersonWithLock) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *PersonWithLock) Copy() (newObject *PersonWithLock)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new PersonWithLock object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*PersonWithLock) Delete ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*PersonWithLock) FirstName ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) FirstName() string

FirstName returns the loaded value of FirstName.

func (*PersonWithLock) FirstNameIsValid ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) FirstNameIsValid() bool

FirstNameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*PersonWithLock) Get ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*PersonWithLock) GetAlias ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*PersonWithLock) ID ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*PersonWithLock) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*PersonWithLock) Initialize ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a PersonWithLock database object to default values.

func (*PersonWithLock) IsDirty ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*PersonWithLock) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *PersonWithLock) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*PersonWithLock) LastName ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) LastName() string

LastName returns the loaded value of LastName.

func (*PersonWithLock) LastNameIsValid ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) LastNameIsValid() bool

LastNameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*PersonWithLock) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*PersonWithLock) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*PersonWithLock) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *PersonWithLock) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*PersonWithLock) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *PersonWithLock) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*PersonWithLock) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*PersonWithLock) Save ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*PersonWithLock) SetFirstName ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SetFirstName(v string)

SetFirstName sets the value of FirstName in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*PersonWithLock) SetLastName ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SetLastName(v string)

SetLastName sets the value of LastName in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*PersonWithLock) SetSysTimestamp ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SetSysTimestamp(i interface{})

func (*PersonWithLock) String ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*PersonWithLock) SysTimestamp ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SysTimestamp() time.Time

SysTimestamp returns the loaded value of SysTimestamp.

func (*PersonWithLock) SysTimestampIsNull ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SysTimestampIsNull() bool

SysTimestampIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*PersonWithLock) SysTimestampIsValid ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) SysTimestampIsValid() bool

SysTimestampIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*PersonWithLock) SysTimestamp_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *PersonWithLock) SysTimestamp_I() interface{}

SysTimestamp_I returns the loaded value of SysTimestamp as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*PersonWithLock) UnmarshalBinary ¶

func (o *PersonWithLock) UnmarshalBinary(data []byte) (err error)

func (*PersonWithLock) UnmarshalJSON ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *PersonWithLock) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) (err error)

func (*PersonWithLock) UnmarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *PersonWithLock) UnmarshalStringMap(m map[string]interface{}) (err error)

UnmarshalStringMap will load the values from the stringmap into the object.

Override this in personWithLock to modify the json before sending it here.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Alias ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Alias(name string, n query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Alias lets you add a node with a custom name. After the query, you can read out the data using GetAlias() on a returned object. Alias is useful for adding calculations or subqueries to the query.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Count ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Count(distinct bool, nodes ...query.NodeI) uint

Count terminates a query and returns just the number of items selected.

distinct wll count the number of distinct items, ignoring duplicates.

nodes will select individual fields, and should be accompanied by a GroupBy.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Delete ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Delete()

Delete uses the query builder to delete a group of records that match the criteria

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Distinct ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Distinct() *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Distinct removes duplicates from the results of the query. Adding a Select() may help you get to the data you want, although using Distinct with joined tables is often not effective, since we force joined tables to include primary keys in the query, and this often ruins the effect of Distinct.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Expand ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Expand(n query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Expand expands an array type node so that it will produce individual rows instead of an array of items

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Get ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Get() *PersonWithLock

Get is a convenience method to return only the first item found in a query. The entire query is performed, so you should generally use this only if you know you are selecting on one or very few items.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) GroupBy ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) GroupBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

GroupBy controls how results are grouped when using aggregate functions in an Alias() call.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Having ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Having(node query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Having does additional filtering on the results of the query.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Join ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Join(n query.NodeI, conditions ...query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Join adds a node to the node tree so that its fields will appear in the query. Optionally add conditions to filter what gets included. The conditions will be AND'd with the basic condition matching the primary keys of the join.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Limit ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Limit(maxRowCount int, offset int) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Limit will return a subset of the data, limited to the offset and number of rows specified

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Load ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Load() (personWithLockSlice []*PersonWithLock)

Load terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of PersonWithLock objects. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) LoadCursor ¶ added in v0.19.2

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) LoadCursor() personWithLockCursor

LoadCursor terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a cursor to the query.

A query cursor is useful for dealing with large amounts of query results. However, there are some limitations to its use. When working with SQL databases, you cannot use a cursor while querying many-to-many or reverse relationships that will create an array of values.

Call Next() on the returned cursor object to step through the results. Make sure you call Close on the cursor object when you are done. You should use

defer cursor.Close()

to make sure the cursor gets closed.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) LoadI ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) LoadI() (personWithLockSlice []interface{})

LoadI terminates the query builder, performs the query, and returns a slice of interfaces. If there are any errors, they are returned in the context object. If no results come back from the query, it will return an empty slice.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) OrderBy ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) OrderBy(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

OrderBy specifies how the resulting data should be sorted.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Select ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Select(nodes ...query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Select optimizes the query to only return the specified fields. Once you put a Select in your query, you must specify all the fields that you will eventually read out. Be careful when selecting fields in joined tables, as joined tables will also contain pointers back to the parent table, and so the parent node should have the same field selected as the child node if you are querying those fields.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Subquery ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Subquery() *query.SubqueryNode

Subquery uses the query builder to define a subquery within a larger query. You MUST include what you are selecting by adding Alias or Select functions on the subquery builder. Generally you would use this as a node to an Alias function on the surrounding query builder.

func (*PersonWithLocksBuilder) Where ¶

func (b *PersonWithLocksBuilder) Where(c query.NodeI) *PersonWithLocksBuilder

Where adds a condition to filter what gets selected.

func (*Project) Budget ¶

func (o *Project) Budget() string

Budget returns the loaded value of Budget.

func (*Project) BudgetIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) BudgetIsNull() bool

BudgetIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) BudgetIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) BudgetIsValid() bool

BudgetIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) Budget_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) Budget_I() interface{}

Budget_I returns the loaded value of Budget as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) Child ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) Child(pk string) *Project

Child returns a single Project object by primary key, if one was loaded otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Project) Children ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) Children() []*Project

Children returns a slice of Project objects if loaded. If not loaded, will return nil.

func (*Project) Copy ¶ added in v0.27.2

func (o *Project) Copy() (newObject *Project)

Copy copies all valid fields (except for the primary key) to a new Project object. Forward reference ids will be copied, but reverse and many-many references will not. Call Save() on the new object to save it into the database.

func (*Project) CountChildren ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) CountChildren(ctx context.Context) int

CountChildren counts the number of associated Child objects in the database. Note that this returns what is reflected by the database at that instant, and not what is the count of the loaded objects.

func (*Project) CountMilestones ¶ added in v0.10.0

func (o *Project) CountMilestones(ctx context.Context) int

CountMilestones returns the number of Milestone objects in the database connected to this object.

func (*Project) CountParents ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) CountParents(ctx context.Context) int

CountParents counts the number of associated Parent objects in the database. Note that this returns what is reflected by the database at that instant, and not what is the count of the loaded objects.

func (*Project) CountTeamMembers ¶ added in v0.27.0

func (o *Project) CountTeamMembers(ctx context.Context) int

CountTeamMembers counts the number of associated TeamMember objects in the database. Note that this returns what is reflected by the database at that instant, and not what is the count of the loaded objects.

func (*Project) Delete ¶

func (o *Project) Delete(ctx context.Context)

Delete deletes the associated record from the database.

func (*Project) Description ¶

func (o *Project) Description() string

Description returns the loaded value of Description.

func (*Project) DescriptionIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) DescriptionIsNull() bool

DescriptionIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) DescriptionIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) DescriptionIsValid() bool

DescriptionIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) Description_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) Description_I() interface{}

Description_I returns the loaded value of Description as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) EndDate ¶

func (o *Project) EndDate() time.Time

EndDate returns the loaded value of EndDate.

func (*Project) EndDateIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) EndDateIsNull() bool

EndDateIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) EndDateIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) EndDateIsValid() bool

EndDateIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) EndDate_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) EndDate_I() interface{}

EndDate_I returns the loaded value of EndDate as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) Get ¶

func (o *Project) Get(key string) interface{}

Get returns the value of a field in the object based on the field's name. It will also get related objects if they are loaded. Invalid fields and objects are returned as nil

func (*Project) GetAlias ¶

func (o *Project) GetAlias(key string) query.AliasValue

GetAlias returns the alias for the given key.

func (*Project) ID ¶

func (o *Project) ID() string

ID returns the loaded value of ID.

func (*Project) IDIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) IDIsValid() bool

IDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) Initialize ¶

func (o *Project) Initialize()

Initialize will initialize or re-initialize a Project database object to default values.

func (*Project) IsDirty ¶

func (o *Project) IsDirty() (dirty bool)

func (*Project) IsNew ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Project) IsNew() bool

IsNew returns true if the object will create a new record when saved.

func (*Project) LoadChildren ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) LoadChildren(ctx context.Context)

LoadChildren loads the associated Project objects.

func (*Project) LoadManager ¶

func (o *Project) LoadManager(ctx context.Context) *Person

LoadManager returns the related Manager. If it is not already loaded, it will attempt to load it first.

func (*Project) LoadMilestones ¶

func (o *Project) LoadMilestones(ctx context.Context, conditions ...interface{}) []*Milestone

LoadMilestones loads a new slice of Milestone objects and returns it.

func (*Project) LoadParents ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) LoadParents(ctx context.Context)

LoadParents loads the associated Project objects.

func (*Project) LoadTeamMembers ¶ added in v0.26.0

func (o *Project) LoadTeamMembers(ctx context.Context)

LoadTeamMembers loads the associated Person objects.

func (*Project) Manager ¶

func (o *Project) Manager() *Person

Manager returns the current value of the loaded Manager, and nil if its not loaded.

func (*Project) ManagerID ¶

func (o *Project) ManagerID() string

ManagerID returns the loaded value of ManagerID.

func (*Project) ManagerIDIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) ManagerIDIsNull() bool

ManagerIDIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) ManagerIDIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) ManagerIDIsValid() bool

ManagerIDIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) ManagerID_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) ManagerID_I() interface{}

ManagerID_I returns the loaded value of ManagerID as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) MarshalBinary ¶

func (o *Project) MarshalBinary() ([]byte, error)

MarshalBinary serializes the object into a buffer that is deserializable using UnmarshalBinary. It should be used for transmitting database objects over the wire, or for temporary storage. It does not send a version number, so if the data format changes, its up to you to invalidate the old stored objects. The framework uses this to serialize the object when it is stored in a control.

func (*Project) MarshalJSON ¶

func (o *Project) MarshalJSON() (data []byte, err error)

MarshalJSON serializes the object into a JSON object. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. Another way to control the output is to call MarshalStringMap, modify the map, then encode the map.

func (*Project) MarshalStringMap ¶ added in v0.15.0

func (o *Project) MarshalStringMap() map[string]interface{}

MarshalStringMap serializes the object into a string map of interfaces. Only valid data will be serialized, meaning, you can control what gets serialized by using Select to select only the fields you want when you query for the object. The keys are the same as the json keys.

func (*Project) Milestone ¶

func (o *Project) Milestone(pk string) *Milestone

Milestone returns a single Milestone object by primary key, if one was loaded. Otherwise, it will return nil. It will not return Milestone objects that are not saved.

func (*Project) Milestones ¶

func (o *Project) Milestones() []*Milestone

Milestones returns a slice of Milestone objects if loaded.

func (*Project) Name ¶

func (o *Project) Name() string

Name returns the loaded value of Name.

func (*Project) NameIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) NameIsValid() bool

NameIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) Num ¶

func (o *Project) Num() int

Num returns the loaded value of Num.

func (*Project) NumIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) NumIsValid() bool

NumIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) OriginalPrimaryKey ¶ added in v0.23.2

func (o *Project) OriginalPrimaryKey() string

OriginalPrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key that was originally loaded into the object.

func (*Project) Parent ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) Parent(pk string) *Project

Parent returns a single Project object by primary key, if one was loaded otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Project) Parents ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) Parents() []*Project

Parents returns a slice of Project objects if loaded. If not loaded, will return nil.

func (*Project) PrimaryKey ¶

func (o *Project) PrimaryKey() string

PrimaryKey returns the value of the primary key.

func (*Project) Save ¶

func (o *Project) Save(ctx context.Context)

Save will update or insert the object, depending on the state of the object. If it has any auto-generated ids, those will be updated.

func (*Project) SetBudget ¶

func (o *Project) SetBudget(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetChildPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetChildPrimaryKeys(objs []string)

SetChildPrimaryKeys prepares for setting the associated Project objects to the given slice of primary keys. If objects are currently loaded, they will be unloaded. The association does not take place until Save() is called. Calling Load before calling Save will load the items that will be associated in the database after the Save call. After calling Save, the objects will be unloaded, and you must call Load again if you want them loaded.

func (*Project) SetChildren ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetChildren(objs []*Project)

SetChildren sets the associated objects to the given slice of Project objects in preparation for saving. The associations will not be updated until Save() is called. Objects that are modified or are new will be saved before completing the association.

func (*Project) SetDescription ¶

func (o *Project) SetDescription(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetEndDate ¶

func (o *Project) SetEndDate(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetManager ¶

func (o *Project) SetManager(v *Person)

func (*Project) SetManagerID ¶

func (o *Project) SetManagerID(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetMilestonePrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetMilestonePrimaryKeys(pks []string)

SetMilestonePrimaryKeys associates the given object primary keys with the Project.

The association is temporary until you call Save().

WARNING! If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, those items will be DELETED when you Save() since they cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Project.

func (*Project) SetMilestones ¶ added in v0.7.0

func (o *Project) SetMilestones(objs []*Milestone)

SetMilestones associates the given objects with the Project. WARNING! If it has items already associated with it that will not be associated after a save, those items will be DELETED since they cannot be null. If you did not use a join to query the items in the first place, used a conditional join, or joined with an expansion, be particularly careful, since you may be changing items that are not currently attached to this Project.

func (*Project) SetName ¶

func (o *Project) SetName(v string)

SetName sets the value of Name in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Project) SetNum ¶

func (o *Project) SetNum(v int)

SetNum sets the value of Num in the object, to be saved later using the Save() function.

func (*Project) SetParentPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetParentPrimaryKeys(objs []string)

SetParentPrimaryKeys prepares for setting the associated Project objects to the given slice of primary keys. If objects are currently loaded, they will be unloaded. The association does not take place until Save() is called. Calling Load before calling Save will load the items that will be associated in the database after the Save call. After calling Save, the objects will be unloaded, and you must call Load again if you want them loaded.

func (*Project) SetParents ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetParents(objs []*Project)

SetParents sets the associated objects to the given slice of Project objects in preparation for saving. The associations will not be updated until Save() is called. Objects that are modified or are new will be saved before completing the association.

func (*Project) SetSpent ¶

func (o *Project) SetSpent(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetStartDate ¶

func (o *Project) SetStartDate(i interface{})

func (*Project) SetStatus ¶ added in v0.27.0

func (o *Project) SetStatus(v ProjectStatus)

func (*Project) SetTeamMemberPrimaryKeys ¶ added in v0.27.5

func (o *Project) SetTeamMemberPrimaryKeys(objs []string)

SetTeamMemberPrimaryKeys prepares for setting the associated Person objects to the given slice of primary keys. If objects are currently loaded, they will be unloaded. The association does not take place until Save() is called. Calling Load before calling Save will load the items that will be associated in the database after the Save call. After calling Save, the objects will be unloaded, and you must call Load again if you want them loaded.

func (*Project) SetTeamMembers ¶ added in v0.9.0

func (o *Project) SetTeamMembers(objs []*Person)

SetTeamMembers sets the associated objects to the given slice of Person objects in preparation for saving. The associations will not be updated until Save() is called. Objects that are modified or are new will be saved before completing the association.

func (*Project) Spent ¶

func (o *Project) Spent() string

Spent returns the loaded value of Spent.

func (*Project) SpentIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) SpentIsNull() bool

SpentIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) SpentIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) SpentIsValid() bool

SpentIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) Spent_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) Spent_I() interface{}

Spent_I returns the loaded value of Spent as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) StartDate ¶

func (o *Project) StartDate() time.Time

StartDate returns the loaded value of StartDate.

func (*Project) StartDateIsNull ¶

func (o *Project) StartDateIsNull() bool

StartDateIsNull returns true if the related database value is null.

func (*Project) StartDateIsValid ¶

func (o *Project) StartDateIsValid() bool

StartDateIsValid returns true if the value was loaded from the database or has been set.

func (*Project) StartDate_I ¶ added in v0.12.0

func (o *Project) StartDate_I() interface{}

StartDate_I returns the loaded value of StartDate as an interface. If the value in the database is NULL, a nil interface is returned.

func (*Project) Status ¶ added in v0.27.0

func (o *Project) Status() ProjectStatus

func (*Project) String ¶

func (o *Project) String() string

String implements the Stringer interface and returns the default label for the object as it appears in html lists. Typically you would change this to whatever was pertinent to your application.

func (*Project) TeamMember ¶

func (o *Project) TeamMember(pk string) *Person

TeamMember returns a single Person object by primary key, if one was loaded otherwise, it will return nil.

func (*Project) TeamMembers ¶