drift_table_to_model 1.0.3

Dart builder to generate model classes from drift table classes

drift_table_to_model

Dart builder to generate model classes from drift table classes

All pull requests are welcomed to add more support or bug fix

Quickstart

Open a terminal and execute dart pub add drift_table_to_model
Put a part models.g.dart line in a .dart file
(My recommendation is to create a models.dart file for easier importing)
Open a terminal and execute dart run build_runner build
A models.g.dart file containing generated model classes would be generated in the same directory as the file you put the part line

Name Conversion

For classes named as nameT or nameTable, generated classes would be name
For classes named as name, generated classes would be nameModel

Builder Options

• use_final
  wether to use final on fields
• use_const
  wether to use const on constructors

Create a build.yaml file in the root directory of your project if you dont have one
Configure the build.yaml file like this:

targets:
  $default:
    builders:
      drift_table_to_model|drift_model_builder:
        options:
          use_final: true
          use_const: true

And modify use_final and use_const

API Coverage

Supported	Dart type	Column	Corresponding SQLite type
✔️	int	integer()	INTEGER
✔️	BigInt	int64()	INTEGER (useful for large values on the web)
✔️	double	real()	REAL
✔️	boolean	boolean()	INTEGER, with a CHECK to only allow 0 or 1
✔️	String	text()	TEXT
✔️	DateTime	dateTime()	INTEGER (default) or TEXT, depending on options
✔️	Uint8List	blob()	BLOB
❌	Enum	intEnum()	INTEGER (more information available here)
❌	Enum	textEnum()	TEXT (more information available here)

Example

for a drift Table class:

import 'package:drift/drift.dart';

enum Status{
   none,
   running,
   stopped,
   paused
}

class TestT extends Table{
    IntColumn get id=>integer().autoIncrement()();
    TextColumn get name=>text()();
    RealColumn get reall=>real()();
    Int64Column get big=>int64()();
    BoolColumn get b=>boolean()();
    DateTimeColumn get dt=>dateTime()();
    BlobColumn get bl=>blob()();
    IntColumn get statusI=>intEnum<Status>()();
    TextColumn get statusT=>textEnum<Status>()();
}

generated class would be:

class Test{
    final int id;
    final String name;
    final double reall;
    final BigInt big;
    final bool b;
    final DateTime dt;
    final Uint8List bl;
    final int statusI;
    final String statusT;

    const Test({
        required this.id,
        required this.name,
        required this.reall,
        required this.big,
        required this.b,
        required this.dt,
        required this.bl,
        required this.statusI,
        required this.statusT,
    });
}