2024-06-26 16:12:49 +02:00
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# Diesel seems more complex
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This project uses sqlite as I can't be bothered to host a postgres instance
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just for this.
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## Setup
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* Install diesel and the diesel CLI tool.
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* `DATABASE_URL=./data/dieseldemo.db diesel setup`
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* We create migrations up/down and fill them with sql to do something and undo something
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* Alternatively, we can use a rust macro to define schemes that become sql
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through magic. I like this way better for this project because I learn more
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diesel and also because it avoids having to deal with incompatibilities of the
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database types (maybe).
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* Run `diesel migration generate --diff-schema create_posts`
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## Ressources
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* [Official Guide](https://diesel.rs/guides/getting-started)
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2024-06-27 17:25:56 +02:00
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## Notes on the CLI
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I initially made a bare bones REPL with just regular prints. Eventually,
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this turned into a demo for CLI libraries too.
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