easiestdb 1.0.8

The Easiest and Laziest approach to Flutter SQL Database. Manage Database easily.

EasiestSqlFlutter

The Easiest and the Laziest approach to Flutter SQL Database.

Installation

check out the pub.dev for updated installation instructions

Basic Usage

Init using Database name, Table names and Column names. After that, you can do all kinds of CRUD ( Create, Read, Update, Delete ) operations.

Add as many tables and columns you want using these simple codes.

Initialize the Database and the Tables

static Future<Database> init({ String dbName = 'demo.db', int version = 1, List<DbTable> tables })

DbTable(String tableName, {List<DbColumn> dbColumns})

DbColumn(String columnName, {String columnDataType = " TEXT "})

Suppose, we're trying to create a database of two tables named People and Test, each containing three columns. So, we'll write:

EasiestDb.init(dbName: "Data", version: 1, dbTables: [
    DbTable("People", dbColumns: [
      DbColumn('Col 1'), // Default data type is TEXT
      DbColumn('Col 2'),
    ]),
    DbTable("Test", dbColumns: [
      DbColumn('Col 3'),
      DbColumn('Col 4', columnDataType: "TEXT UNIQUE"),
    ]),
  ]);

Look carefully, we didn't add any ID primary key column. That's because EasiestSqlFlutter library does it by default for each table.

Also, you may add as many SQL Constrains in columnDataType parameter. By default, its set to TEXT.

Add data

static Future<int> addData(int tableIndex, List<Datum> data)

Datum(int columnIndex, String value)

Add data in the 1st(0) table:

EasiestDb.addData(0, [
    Datum(1, "AAA"),
    Datum(2, "123"),
]).then((id) {
    print("ID: $id");
});

To pass anything other than string in addData function, you can just convert them to String and pass it ( may be by using yourValue.toString() )

Get All data from a table

static Future<List<Map<String, dynamic>>> getAllData(int tableIndex, {bool ascending = true})

Get all data from the 1st(0) table ( all the indexes start from 0 )

EasiestDb.getAllData(0).then((listMap) {
    listMap.forEach((map) {
        print("${map.values.elementAt(0)}"); // Showing the value of the ID column
        print("${map.values.elementAt(1)}"); // Showing the value from another column
    });
});

Get one data

static Future<List<Map<String, dynamic>>> getOneRowData(int tableIndex, int rowId)

Get data from the 1st(0) table and the 7th(7) row ( all the indexes start from 0 but the rowId starts from 1 )

EasiestDb.getOneRowData(0, 7).then((listMap) {
    listMap.forEach((map) {
        print("${map.values.elementAt(0)}"); // Showing the value of the ID column
        print("${map.values.elementAt(1)}"); // Showing the value from another column
    });
});

Search data

static Future<List<Map<String, dynamic>>> getRowsByMatchingColumnData(int tableIndex, int columnIndex, var valueToMatch, {bool ascending = true})

Searching data in 1st(0) table in the 2nd(1) column by a value:

EasiestDb.getRowsByMatchingColumnData(0, 1, 'AAA').then((listMap) {
    listMap.forEach((map) {
        print("${map.values.elementAt(0)}"); // Showing the value of the ID column
        print("${map.values.elementAt(1)}"); // Showing the value from another column
    });
});

Update data in a row

static Future<int> updateOneDataById(int tableIndex, int rowId, List<Datum> data)

Datum(int columnIndex, String value)

Update data in the first table (0), 7th(7) row:

EasiestDb.updateOneDataById(0, 7, [
    Datum(1, "F F F F F F "),
    Datum(2, "G G G G G G "),
]).then((count) {
    print("Count: $count");
});

Delete one row data

static Future<int> deleteOneData(int tableIndex, int rowId)

Delete the 7th(7) row from the 1st(0) table:

EasiestDb.deleteOneData(0, 7).then((val) {
    print("Count: $val");
});

Delete a row if value matches in a column

static Future<int> deleteDataBySearchingInColumn(int tableIndex, Datum datum)

Datum(int columnIndex, String value)

Delete a one/more data from the first table if matches value in the 2nd(1) column:

EasiestDb.deleteDataBySearchingInColumn(0, Datum(
    1, "F F F F F F "
)).then((val) {
    print("Count: $val");
});

Delete all data from a table

static void deleteTable(int tableIndex)

Delete/Drop the 2nd(1) table:

EasiestDb.deleteTable(1);

Delete the all data from the database

static void deleteDatabase()

Delete/Drop the whole database:

EasiestDb.deleteDatabase();

Run custom SQL commands

static Database getDatabaseObject()

And last but not the least, if you're trying to do something but there's no a function/method created for that command, you can always get the database object and run any custom command like below:

EasiestDb.getDatabaseObject().execute(sqlCommand)

But if you really want that function implemented in EasiestSqlFlutter library, you can:

1. fork the repo
2. create a new branch by your github username
3. add the code
4. commit + push
5. make a pull request.

You're welcome...

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 Fayaz Bin Salam

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.

Contribution

Lastly, I wanna thank the Flutter team for the amazing framework and tekartik for the sqflite library. And thanks to everyone for using EasiestSqlFlutter and thanks in advance to everyone for contributing...

Also, you might wanna try the Android/Java version of this library from here: https://github.com/p32929/EasiestSqlLibrary