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Overview ¶
Package skeleton is what `sdmc init` puts into a project.
Init overwrites nothing: if any of its files already exists, it is an error, and nothing is created (running it by mistake in a ready project is harmless). The XSD belong to the sdmc version, RefreshXSD updates them on every generation. The data store too, but only on request (sdmc datastore): RefreshDataStore.
Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var DBs = datastore.DBs
DBs are the values of sdmc init -db, the first is the default.
var Langs = func() []string { var res []string for _, l := range gen.Langs { res = append(res, string(l)) } return res }()
Langs are the values of sdmc init -lang, the first is the default.
Functions ¶
func RefreshXSD ¶
RefreshXSD writes the XSD of this sdmc version: IDE hints must match the generator. It returns the updated (created) files; it does not touch the matching ones.
Types ¶
type DataStoreFile ¶
type DataStoreFile struct {
Path string
ORM, DB string
Updated bool // false: it matched this sdmc version
}
DataStoreFile is a data store found by RefreshDataStore: ORM by its name data_store_<orm>.go, DB by <db url> (or -db).
func RefreshDataStore ¶
func RefreshDataStore(projectDir, sdmDir, db string) ([]DataStoreFile, error)
RefreshDataStore rewrites data_store_<orm>.go in the DAO folder of settings.xml with the one of this sdmc version, for each data store found there. data_store_<orm>_ex.go (connection) is yours, it is not touched. db "" means the database of <db url>. It returns the data stores found; the matching ones are not touched. Python: data_store_no_orm.py in <folders target>; C++: DataStore.h and DataStore.cpp there.
type Options ¶
type Options struct {
ProjectDir string // the folder of go.mod (Python: the project folder)
Lang gen.Lang // "" means Go
SdmDir string // relative to ProjectDir, with '/'
DaoDir string // relative to ProjectDir, with '/'; Go models go to DaoDir/models, Python ones to DaoDir
ORM string // Go data store: datastore.Variants, "" means the first; Python has none
DB string // type-map and url: pg, mysql, sqlite, mssql; "" means pg
}
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