⚠ Deprecated: Legacy
Suggested alternative: FluentCommand
Fluent Wrapper for DbCommand
$ dotnet add package FluentCommand.DapperFluent Wrapper for DbCommand.
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| FluentCommand |  |
| FluentCommand.Dapper |  |
| FluentCommand.SqlServer |
The FluentCommand library is available on nuget.org via package name FluentCommand.
To install FluentCommand, run the following command in the Package Manager Console
PM> Install-Package FluentCommand
More information about NuGet package avaliable at https://nuget.org/packages/FluentCommand
Development builds are available on the myget.org feed. A development build is promoted to the main NuGet feed when it's determined to be stable.
In your Package Manager settings add the following package source for development builds: http://www.myget.org/F/loresoft/
Configuration for SQL Server
IDataConfiguration dataConfiguration = new DataConfiguration(
SqlClientFactory.Instance,
ConnectionString
);Query all users with email domain. Entity is automaticly created from DataReader.
string email = "%@battlestar.com";
string sql = "select * from [User] where EmailAddress like @EmailAddress";
var session = configuration.CreateSession();
var user = await session
.Sql(sql)
.Parameter("@EmailAddress", email)
.QuerySingleAsync(r => new User
{
Id = r.GetGuid("Id"),
EmailAddress = r.GetString("EmailAddress"),
IsEmailAddressConfirmed = r.GetBoolean("IsEmailAddressConfirmed"),
DisplayName = r.GetString("DisplayName"),
PasswordHash = r.GetString("PasswordHash"),
ResetHash = r.GetString("ResetHash"),
InviteHash = r.GetString("InviteHash"),
AccessFailedCount = r.GetInt32("AccessFailedCount"),
LockoutEnabled = r.GetBoolean("LockoutEnabled"),
LockoutEnd = r.GetDateTimeOffsetNull("LockoutEnd"),
LastLogin = r.GetDateTimeOffsetNull("LastLogin"),
IsDeleted = r.GetBoolean("IsDeleted"),
Created = r.GetDateTimeOffset("Created"),
CreatedBy = r.GetString("CreatedBy"),
Updated = r.GetDateTimeOffset("Updated"),
UpdatedBy = r.GetString("UpdatedBy"),
RowVersion = r.GetBytes("RowVersion"),
});Execute a stored procedure with out parameters
Guid userId = Guid.Empty;
int errorCode = -1;
var username = "test." + DateTime.Now.Ticks;
var email = username + "@email.com";
var session = configuration.CreateSession();
var result = session
.StoredProcedure("[dbo].[aspnet_Membership_CreateUser]")
.Parameter("@ApplicationName", "/")
.Parameter("@UserName", username)
.Parameter("@Password", "T@est" + DateTime.Now.Ticks)
.Parameter("@Email", email)
.Parameter("@PasswordSalt", "test salt")
.Parameter<string>("@PasswordQuestion", null)
.Parameter<string>("@PasswordAnswer", null)
.Parameter("@IsApproved", true)
.Parameter("@CurrentTimeUtc", DateTime.UtcNow)
.Parameter("@UniqueEmail", 1)
.Parameter("@PasswordFormat", 1)
.ParameterOut<Guid>("@UserId", p => userId = p)
.Return<int>(p => errorCode = p)
.Execute();Query for user by email address. Also return Role and Status entities.
string email = "kara.thrace@battlestar.com";
string sql = "select * from [User] where EmailAddress = @EmailAddress; " +
"select * from [Status]; " +
"select * from [Priority]; ";
User user = null;
List<Status> status = null;
List<Priority> priorities = null;
var session = configuration.CreateSession();
session
.Sql(sql)
.Parameter("@EmailAddress", email)
.QueryMultiple(q =>
{
user = q.QuerySingle<User>();
status = q.Query<Status>().ToList();
priorities = q.Query<Priority>().ToList();
});PM> Install-Package FluentCommand.Dapper
Use Dapper to materialize data reader to entities
string email = "kara.thrace@battlestar.com";
string sql = "select * from [User] where EmailAddress = @EmailAddress";
var session = configuration.CreateSession();
var user = await session
.Sql(sql)
.Parameter("@EmailAddress", email)
.QuerySingleAsync<User>();Build SQL statements with the query builder. Query builder uses the DataAnnotations Schema attributes to extract table and column information.
var session = configuration.CreateSession();
string email = "kara.thrace@battlestar.com";
var user = await session
.Sql(builder => builder
.Select<User>() // table name comes from type
.Where(p => p.EmailAddress, email)
)
.QuerySingleAsync();Count query
string email = "kara.thrace@battlestar.com";
var count = await session
.Sql(builder => builder
.Select<User>()
.Count()
.Where(p => p.EmailAddress, email)
)
.QueryValueAsync<int>();
Insert statement
var id = Guid.NewGuid();
var userId = await session
.Sql(builder => builder
.Insert<User>()
.Value(p => p.Id, id)
.Value(p => p.EmailAddress, $"{id}@email.com")
.Value(p => p.DisplayName, "Last, First")
.Value(p => p.FirstName, "First")
.Value(p => p.LastName, "Last")
.Output(p => p.Id) // return key as output value
.Tag() // add comment tag to querey
)
.QueryValueAsync<Guid>();Update statement
var updateId = await session
.Sql(builder => builder
.Update<User>()
.Value(p => p.DisplayName, "Updated Name")
.Output(p => p.Id)
.Where(p => p.Id, id)
.Tag()
)
.QueryValueAsync<Guid>();Delete statement
var deleteId = await session
.Sql(builder => builder
.Delete<User>()
.Output(p => p.Id)
.Where(p => p.Id, id)
.Tag()
)
.QueryValueAsync<Guid>();PM> Install-Package FluentCommand.SqlServer
Using SQL Server bulk copy feature to import a lot of data.
using (var session = configuration.CreateSession())
{
session.BulkCopy("[User]")
.AutoMap()
.Ignore("RowVersion")
.WriteToServer(users);
}Generate and merge data into a table
var users = generator.List<UserImport>(100);
int rows;
using (var session = configuration.CreateSession())
{
rows = session
.MergeData("dbo.User")
.Map<UserImport>(m => m
.AutoMap()
.Column(p => p.EmailAddress).Key()
)
.Execute(users);
}