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Torpedo Query Quick Start Guide
Step 1: Set Up Your Environment
Start by importing the necessary classes from the Torpedo Query library. This will enable you to use the query methods directly.
import static org.torpedoquery.jpa.Torpedo.*;Step 2: Simple Select Query
A basic query retrieves all columns for the Entity rows. This can be compared to SQL's SELECT *.
Entity entity = from(Entity.class);
org.torpedoquery.jpa.Query<Entity> selectQuery = select(entity);Step 3: Scalar Queries
Scalar queries return specific columns rather than the entire row. This is useful when you only need particular data points.
Entity entity = from(Entity.class);
org.torpedoquery.jpa.Query<String> scalarQuery = select(entity.getCode());Step 4: Executing Your Query
After constructing your query, execute it using an EntityManager to retrieve results. Here, we're getting a list of entities.
Entity entity = from(Entity.class);
org.torpedoquery.jpa.Query<Entity> selectQuery = select(entity);
List<Entity> entityList = selectQuery.list(entityManager);Step 5: Adding Conditions
Queries can be filtered using conditions. Here, we're querying entities with a specific code.
Entity entity = from(Entity.class);
where(entity.getCode()).eq("mycode");
org.torpedoquery.jpa.Query<Entity> conditionalQuery = select(entity);The .eq("mycode") is equivalent to SQL's WHERE code = 'mycode'.
Step 6: Joining Entities
Torpedo Query supports joining tables. Here's how you can create an inner join between Entity and its associated SubEntity.
Entity entity = from(Entity.class);
SubEntity subEntity = innerJoin(entity.getSubEntities());
org.torpedoquery.jpa.Query<String[]> joinQuery = select(entity.getCode(), subEntity.getName());The result will be a combination of entity.getCode() and subEntity.getName() for each matching row.
Step 7: Grouping Conditions
Complex conditions can be grouped together using logical operations like and & or.
Entity fromEntity = from(Entity.class);
OnGoingLogicalCondition groupedCondition = condition(fromEntity.getCode()).eq("test")
.or(fromEntity.getCode()).eq("test2");
where(fromEntity.getName()).eq("test").and(groupedCondition);
Query<Entity> groupedSelect = select(fromEntity);Here, we're selecting entities where the name equals "test" and the code is either "test" or "test2".
Remember, always refer to the official documentation of Torpedo Query for a comprehensive understanding and best practices. This guide is meant to get you started quickly, but the library offers much more flexibility and depth.
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