Sqlt is a wrapper package for jmoiron/sqlx
This wrapper build based on tsenart/nap
master-slave and its load-balancing
configuration with some modification
Since this package is just a wrapper, you can use it 100% like nap
but with the taste of sqlx
To connect to database, you need an appended connection string with ;
delimeter, but there is some notes:
- First connection will always be considered as
master
connection - Another connection will be considered as
slave
databaseCon := "con1;" + "con2;" + "con3"
db, err := sqlt.Open("postgres", databaseCon)
Or
databaseCon := "con1"
db, err := sqlt.Open("postgres", databaseCon)
Query Example:
row := db.QueryRow(query, args)
rows, err := db.Query(query, args)
err := db.Select(&struct, query, args)
err := db.Get(&struct, query, args)
preapre
and preparex
for sql
and sqlx
are supported
use preparex
to enable ScanStruct
statement := db.Prepare(query)
rows, err := statement.Query(param)
row := statement.QueryRows(param).Scan(&var)
statement := db.Preparex(query)
rows, err := statement.Query(param)
row := statement.QueryRows(param).ScanStruct(&struct)
Complete example:
package main
// lib/pq or go-sql-driver needed to import database driver
import (
_"github.com/lib/pq"
_ "github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql"
"github.com/albert-widi/sqlt"
"log"
)
func main() {
masterDSN := "user:password@tcp(master_ip:master_port)/database_name"
slave1DSN := "user:password@tcp(slave_ip:slave_port)/database_name"
slave2DSN := "user:password@tcp(slave2_ip:slave2_port)/database_name"
dsn := masterDSN + ";" + slave1DSN + ";" + slave2DSN
db, err = sqlt.Open("mysql", dsn)
if err != nil {
log.Println("Error ", err.Error())
}
// do something using db connection
}
SQLT provide a mechanism to switch between slaves if something bad happen. If no slaves is available then all connection will go to master.
The watcher will auto-reconnect to your slaves if possible and start to load-balancing
itself.
To watch all slaves connection, use DoHeartbeat
. This will ping your database every second and make auto-reconnect if needed.
databaseCon := "con1;" + "con2;" + "con3"
db, err := sqlt.Open("postgres", databaseCon)
if err != nil {
return err
}
//this will automatically ping the database and watch the connection
db.DoHeartBeat()
Don't forget to stop the heartbeat when your application stop, because it(goroutine) will most likely leak if you forgot to close it.
db.StopBeat()
You can also get the database status, for example:
databaseCon := "con1;" + "con2;" + "con3"
db, err := sqlt.OpenWithName("postgres", databaseCon, "order")
if err != nil {
return err
}
//this will automatically ping the database and watch the connection
db.DoHeartBeat()
//this will return database status in JSON
status, _ := db.GetStatus()
Output:
DbStatus {
Name: "order",
Connected: true,
LastActive: "21 September 2016",
Error: nil,
}
3rd party references: