jet/postgres/insert_statement_test.go
go-jet 01305a138f Add automatic type cast for integer literals
In parameterized statements integer literals, like Int(num), are replaced with a placeholders. For some expressions,
postgres interpreter will not have enough information to deduce the type. If this is the case postgres returns an error.
Int8, Int16, Int32.... functions now will add automatic type cast over a placeholder, so type deduction is always possible.
2021-12-26 17:29:43 +01:00

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package postgres
import (
"github.com/go-jet/jet/v2/internal/jet"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
"testing"
"time"
)
func TestInvalidInsert(t *testing.T) {
assertStatementSqlErr(t, table1.INSERT(nil).VALUES(1), "jet: nil column in columns list")
}
func TestInsertNilValue(t *testing.T) {
assertStatementSql(t, table1.INSERT(table1Col1).VALUES(nil), `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1)
VALUES ($1);
`, nil)
}
func TestInsertSingleValue(t *testing.T) {
assertStatementSql(t, table1.INSERT(table1Col1).VALUES(1), `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1)
VALUES ($1);
`, int(1))
}
func TestInsertWithColumnList(t *testing.T) {
columnList := ColumnList{table3ColInt, table3StrCol}
assertStatementSql(t, table3.INSERT(columnList).VALUES(1, 3), `
INSERT INTO db.table3 (col_int, col2)
VALUES ($1, $2);
`, 1, 3)
}
func TestInsertDate(t *testing.T) {
date := time.Date(1999, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, time.UTC)
assertStatementSql(t, table1.INSERT(table1ColTime).VALUES(date), `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col_time)
VALUES ($1);
`, date)
}
func TestInsertMultipleValues(t *testing.T) {
assertStatementSql(t, table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColFloat, table1ColBool).VALUES(1, 2, 3), `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_float, col_bool)
VALUES ($1, $2, $3);
`, 1, 2, 3)
}
func TestInsertMultipleRows(t *testing.T) {
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColFloat).
VALUES(1, 2).
VALUES(11, 22).
VALUES(111, 222)
assertStatementSql(t, stmt, `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_float)
VALUES ($1, $2),
($3, $4),
($5, $6);
`, 1, 2, 11, 22, 111, 222)
}
func TestInsertValuesFromModel(t *testing.T) {
type Table1Model struct {
Col1 *int
ColFloat float64
}
one := 1
toInsert := Table1Model{
Col1: &one,
ColFloat: 1.11,
}
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColFloat).
MODEL(toInsert).
MODEL(&toInsert)
expectedSQL := `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_float)
VALUES ($1, $2),
($3, $4);
`
assertStatementSql(t, stmt, expectedSQL, 1, float64(1.11), 1, float64(1.11))
}
func TestInsertValuesFromModelColumnMismatch(t *testing.T) {
defer func() {
r := recover()
require.Equal(t, r, "missing struct field for column : col1")
}()
type Table1Model struct {
Col1Prim int
Col2 string
}
newData := Table1Model{
Col1Prim: 1,
Col2: "one",
}
table1.
INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColFloat).
MODEL(newData)
}
func TestInsertFromNonStructModel(t *testing.T) {
defer func() {
r := recover()
require.Equal(t, r, "jet: data has to be a struct")
}()
table2.INSERT(table2ColInt).MODEL([]int{})
}
func TestInsertQuery(t *testing.T) {
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1).
QUERY(table1.SELECT(table1Col1))
var expectedSQL = `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1) (
SELECT table1.col1 AS "table1.col1"
FROM db.table1
);
`
assertStatementSql(t, stmt, expectedSQL)
}
func TestInsertDefaultValue(t *testing.T) {
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColFloat).
VALUES(DEFAULT, "two")
var expectedSQL = `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_float)
VALUES (DEFAULT, $1);
`
assertStatementSql(t, stmt, expectedSQL, "two")
}
func TestInsert_ON_CONFLICT(t *testing.T) {
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColBool).
VALUES("one", "two").
VALUES("1", "2").
VALUES("theta", "beta").
ON_CONFLICT(table1ColBool).WHERE(table1ColBool.IS_NOT_FALSE()).DO_UPDATE(
SET(table1ColBool.SET(Bool(true)),
table2ColInt.SET(Int(1)),
ColumnList{table1Col1, table1ColBool}.SET(ROW(Int(2), String("two"))),
).WHERE(table1Col1.GT(Int(2))),
).
RETURNING(table1Col1, table1ColBool)
assertDebugStatementSql(t, stmt, `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_bool)
VALUES ('one', 'two'),
('1', '2'),
('theta', 'beta')
ON CONFLICT (col_bool) WHERE col_bool IS NOT FALSE DO UPDATE
SET col_bool = TRUE::boolean,
col_int = 1,
(col1, col_bool) = ROW(2, 'two')
WHERE table1.col1 > 2
RETURNING table1.col1 AS "table1.col1",
table1.col_bool AS "table1.col_bool";
`)
}
func TestInsert_ON_CONFLICT_ON_CONSTRAINT(t *testing.T) {
stmt := table1.INSERT(table1Col1, table1ColBool).
VALUES("one", "two").
VALUES("1", "2").
ON_CONFLICT().ON_CONSTRAINT("idk_primary_key").DO_UPDATE(
SET(table1ColBool.SET(Bool(false)),
table2ColInt.SET(Int(1)),
ColumnList{table1Col1, table1ColBool}.SET(jet.ROW(Int(2), String("two"))),
).WHERE(table1Col1.GT(Int(2))),
).
RETURNING(table1Col1, table1ColBool)
assertDebugStatementSql(t, stmt, `
INSERT INTO db.table1 (col1, col_bool)
VALUES ('one', 'two'),
('1', '2')
ON CONFLICT ON CONSTRAINT idk_primary_key DO UPDATE
SET col_bool = FALSE::boolean,
col_int = 1,
(col1, col_bool) = ROW(2, 'two')
WHERE table1.col1 > 2
RETURNING table1.col1 AS "table1.col1",
table1.col_bool AS "table1.col_bool";
`)
}