Slick (the Scala Language-Integrated Connection Kit) is a framework for type-safe, composable data access in Scala. This library adds tools to use type-safe IDs for your classes so you can no longer join on bad id field or mess up order of fields in mappings. It also provides a way to create data access layer with methods (like querying all, querying by id, saving or deleting) for all classes with such IDs in just 4 lines of code.
Idea for type-safe ids was derived from Slick creator's presentation on ScalaDays 2013.
This library is used in Advanced play-slick Typesafe Activator template.
Unicorn is Open Source under Apache 2.0 license.
- Jerzy Müller
- Krzysztof Romanowski
- Łukasz Dubiel
- Matt Gilbert
- Paweł Batko
- Krzysztof Borowski
- Paweł Dolega
Feel free to use it, test it and to contribute! For some helpful tips'n'tricks, see contribution guide.
For core latest version (Scala 2.12.x and Slick 3.3.x) use:
libraryDependencies += "org.virtuslab" %% "unicorn-core" % "1.3.3"For play version (Scala 2.12.x, Slick 3.3.x, Play 2.7.x):
libraryDependencies += "org.virtuslab" %% "unicorn-play" % "1.3.3"Or see our Maven repository.
For Slick 3.3.x and play 2.7 see version 1.3.3
For Slick 3.2.x and play 2.6 see version 1.3.2
For Slick 3.2.x and play 2.5 see version 1.2.x
For Slick 3.1.x and play 2.5 see version 1.1.x
For Slick 3.1.x and play 2.4 see version 1.0.x
For Slick 3.0.x see version 0.7.x
For Slick 2.1.x see version 0.6.x
For Slick 2.0.x see version 0.5.x.
For Slick 1.x see version 0.4.x.
See our migration guide.
From version 0.5.0 forward dependency on Play! framework and play-slick library is no longer necessary.
If you are using Play! anyway, examples below show how to make use of unicorn then.
package model
import org.virtuslab.unicorn.{BaseId, WithId}
import org.virtuslab.unicorn.LongUnicornPlayIdentifiers._
/** Id class for type-safe joins and queries. */
case class UserId(id: Long) extends AnyVal with BaseId[Long]
/** Companion object for id class, extends IdCompanion
* and brings all required implicits to scope when needed.
*/
object UserId extends IdCompanion[UserId]
/** User entity.
*
* @param id user id
* @param email user email address
* @param lastName lastName
* @param firstName firstName
*/
case class UserRow(id: Option[UserId],
email: String,
firstName: String,
lastName: String) extends WithId[Long, UserId]package repositories
/**
* A place for all objects directly connected with database.
*
* Put your user queries here.
* Having them in separate in this trait keeps `UserRepository` neat and tidy.
*/
trait UserBaseRepositoryComponent {
self: UnicornWrapper[Long] =>
import unicorn._
import unicorn.driver.api._
/** Table definition for users. */
class Users(tag: Tag) extends IdTable[UserId, UserRow](tag, "USERS") {
/** By definition id column is inserted as lowercase 'id',
* if you want to change it, here is your setting.
*/
protected override val idColumnName = "ID"
def email = column[String]("EMAIL")
def firstName = column[String]("FIRST_NAME")
def lastName = column[String]("LAST_NAME")
override def * = (id.?, email, firstName, lastName) <> (UserRow.tupled, UserRow.unapply)
}
class UserBaseRepository
extends BaseIdRepository[UserId, UserRow, Users](TableQuery[Users])
val userBaseRepository = new UserBaseRepository
}
@Singleton()
class UserRepository @Inject() (val unicorn: LongUnicornPlayJDBC)
extends UserBaseRepositoryComponent with UnicornWrapper[Long] {
import unicorn.driver.api._
def save(user: UserRow): DBIO[UserId] = {
userBaseRepository.save(user)
}
}package repositories
import model.UserRow
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global
class UsersRepositoryTest extends BasePlayTest with UserBaseRepositoryComponent {
"Users Repository" should "save and query users" in runWithRollback {
val user = UserRow(None, "[email protected]", "Krzysztof", "Nowak")
val action = for {
_ <- userBaseRepository.create
userId <- userBaseRepository.save(user)
userOpt <- userBaseRepository.findById(userId)
} yield userOpt
action.map { userOpt =>
userOpt.map(_.email) shouldEqual Some(user.email)
userOpt.map(_.firstName) shouldEqual Some(user.firstName)
userOpt.map(_.lastName) shouldEqual Some(user.lastName)
userOpt.flatMap(_.id) should not be (None)
}
}
}If you do not want to include Play! but still want to use unicorn, unicorn-core will make it available for you.
First you have to bake your own cake to provide unicorn with proper driver (in example case H2),
as also build new object for Long ID support in entities:
package infra
object LongUnicornIdentifiers extends Identifiers[Long] {
override def ordering: Ordering[Long] = implicitly[Ordering[Long]]
override type IdCompanion[Id <: BaseId[Long]] = CoreCompanion[Id]
}
object Unicorn
extends LongUnicornCore
with HasJdbcDriver {
override lazy val driver = H2Driver
}Then you can use that cake to import driver and types provided by unicorn as shown in next sections.
package model
import infra.LongUnicornIdentifiers._
import infra.Unicorn.driver.api._
import slick.lifted.Tag
/** Id class for type-safe joins and queries. */
case class UserId(id: Long) extends AnyVal with BaseId[Long]
/** Companion object for id class, extends IdMapping
* and brings all required implicits to scope when needed.
*/
object UserId extends IdCompanion[UserId]
/** User entity. */
case class UserRow(id: Option[UserId],
email: String,
firstName: String,
lastName: String) extends WithId[Long, UserId]
/** Table definition for users. */
class Users(tag: Tag) extends IdTable[UserId, UserRow](tag, "USERS") {
// use this property if you want to change name of `id` column to uppercase
// you need this on H2 for example
override val idColumnName = "ID"
def email = column[String]("EMAIL")
def firstName = column[String]("FIRST_NAME")
def lastName = column[String]("LAST_NAME")
override def * = (id.?, email, firstName, lastName) <> (UserRow.tupled, UserRow.unapply)
}package repositories
import infra.Unicorn._
import infra.Unicorn.driver.api._
import model._
/**
* Repository for users.
*
* It brings all base repository methods with it from [[BaseIdRepository]], but you can add yours as well.
*
* Use your favourite DI method to instantiate it in your application.
*/
class UsersRepository extends BaseIdRepository[UserId, UserRow, Users](TableQuery[Users])package repositories
import model.UserRow
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global
class UsersRepositoryTest extends BaseTest[Long] {
val usersRepository: UsersRepository = new UsersRepository
"Users Service" should "save and query users" in runWithRollback {
val user = UserRow(None, "[email protected]", "Krzysztof", "Nowak")
val actions = for {
_ <- usersRepository.create
userId <- usersRepository.save(user)
user <- usersRepository.findById(userId)
} yield user
actions map { userOpt =>
userOpt shouldBe defined
userOpt.value should have(
'email(user.email),
'firstName(user.firstName),
'lastName(user.lastName)
)
userOpt.value.id shouldBe defined
}
}
}All reviews examples used Long as underlying Id type. From version 0.6.0 there is possibility to define own.
Let's use String as our type for id. So we should bake unicorn with String parametrization.
@Singleton()
class StringUnicornPlay @Inject() (databaseConfigProvider: DatabaseConfigProvider)
extends UnicornPlay[String](databaseConfigProvider.get[JdbcProfile])
object StringUnicornPlayIdentifiers extends PlayIdentifiersImpl[String] {
override val ordering: Ordering[String] = implicitly[Ordering[String]]
override type IdCompanion[Id <: BaseId[String]] = PlayCompanion[Id]
}object StringUnicornIdentifiers extends Identifiers[String] {
override def ordering: Ordering[String] = implicitly[Ordering[String]]
override type IdCompanion[Id <: BaseId[Long]] = CoreCompanion[Id]
}
object Unicorn
extends UnicornCore[String]
with HasJdbcDriver {
override lazy val driver = H2Driver
}Usage is same as in Long example. Main difference is that you should import classes from self-baked cake.
The only concern is that id is auto-increment so we can't use arbitrary type there.
We plan to solve this problem in next versions.