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A PR would definitely be welcome.
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Ok great, I will try to see how it works and if I have enough time maybe work on it.
Any infos or guidelines are welcome !
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Off the top of my head I would suggestion using the fizz package to build the sql for the forest platform, and then dump that into the generated sql file.
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Indeed, using the fizz package works pretty well, but I need to use a *pop.Connection
in order to retrieve the correct Dialect
and generate the good sql file depending the environment.
I saw that there is a function getConn()
in the github.com/gobuffalo/pop/soda/cmd
package.
So far, I passed the function as an argument into a constructor which return the ModelCmd
.
Here's a snippet of this :
package generate
...
type getConnection func() *pop.Connection
func NewModelCmd(f getConnection) *cobra.Command {
connection = f()
return ModelCmd
}
But it seems very ugly to do so, maybe any of you has an idea about how could I do this ?
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I definitely wouldn't do that. :)
All the getConn
function does is check if a connection is in the map. I wouldn't go that far. You can do something as simple as:
eee, err := cmd.Flags().GetString("env")
if err != nil {
return errors.WithStack(err)
}
db, err := pop.Connect(eee)
This is a persistent flag on the root
command for the environment
string. you can get access to that inside whatever sub-command you're in.
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I close this issue since the PR #63 was merged
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