moasgh / dappermapper

DapperMapper : easy way for your Repository management

Install the package

  Install-Package DapperMapper

  https://www.nuget.org/packages/DapperMapper

Tools

DapperMapper will ease your Data Management in Microsoft SQL SERVER and and Sqlite with the same interface. We provide Bulkinsert from JSON file in the package named "JSONAM" ease as one line of code to insert millions record to the supported database.

JSONAM

1. Set your connection

  // you can disregard App.Config and set the connection string on your program
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING");
  // you can set the data base provider [Default set on MSSQLServer]
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING",ConnectionManager.Provider.SqlClient);
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING",ConnectionManager.Provider.Sqlite);

2. Start your Bulk insert

	Jsonam j = new Jsonam();
	await j.InsertToSqlAsync(TableName: "Person", path: "People.json",DuplicateCheckingColumn:  "pid");

DapperMapper

1. Create Connection String named "Repositoryconn":

  <connectionStrings>
    <add name="Repositoryconn" connectionString="#YOUR CONNECTIONSTRING#"/>
  </connectionStrings>

  // you can disregard App.Config and set the connection string on your program
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING");
  // you can set the data base provider [Default set on MSSQLServer]
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING",ConnectionManager.Provider.SqlClient);
  ConnectionManager.Set(ConnectionManager.ConnectionType.UserConfig, "#YOURCONNECTIONSTRING",ConnectionManager.Provider.Sqlite);

2. Create Your Model

  public class User
    {
        [Key(true)]
        public long ID { get; set; }
        public string UserName { get; set; }
        public string Name { get; set; }
        public string Family { get; set; }
        public string Password { get; set; }
        public string Email { get; set; }
    }

3. Map your Model

  DataMapper<User> usermap= new DataMapper<User>(nameof(User));

4. Data Management ability after mapping

  User user = new User();
  usermap.Insert(user);
  Usermap.Update(user);
  Usermap.Delete(user);
  // Create the table
  // detect the type of sql based on SqlServer Data Type Mapping
  // https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/data/adonet/sql-server-data-type-mappings
  Usermap.Create();
  
  Usermap.Count();
  Usermap.FindByID(1);
  IEnumerable<User> result = Usermap.SearchBy(s=>s.Name.Contains("John"));
  IEnumerable<User> result2 =Usermap.SearchBy(s=>s.Name.Contains("John") && s.Family == "Doe");
  IEnumerable<User> all = Usermap.GetAll();
  

5. Open Sql Query

  var result = OpenSql<dynamic>.DynamicExecute("Select top(1) Name + ' ' + Family as FullName from User");
  Console.Write(result[0].FullName);