Scala 2.13, 2.12, and 2.11 is supported. Tested on PostgreSQL 9.4 but you can pull this repository and run tests with your Postgres using Docker.
libraryDependencies ++= "ru.arigativa" %% "akka-streams-postgresql-copy" % "0.9.0"
PgCopyStreamConverters.source creates a Source of Seq[String]. Where each element is a column value (and can be null).
import ru.arigativa.akka.streams.{PgCopyStreamConverters, PgCopySinkSettings}
import ru.arigativa.akka.streams.ConnectionProvider._ // Implicits for ConnectionProvider
val conn: BaseConnection
PgCopyStreamConverters.source("""
COPY (SELECT id, name, age FROM people) TO STDOUT
""", PgCopySourceSettings(conn))
.runWith(Sink.foreach(println))
/*
List(1, Alex, 26)
List(2, Lisa, 22)
List(3, With
special chars\, 10)
List(4, null, -1)
*/PgCopyStreamConverters.sink creates a Sink of Product's (Tuple for example). Each tuple converts to String using toString method. Option[T] and null are handled properly.
For complex type for now you should convert values to string manually.
You also should provide connection. sink() expects ConnectionProvider for able you to control connection acquiring/release. ConnectionProvider companion-object provide implicit conversion for org.postgresql.core.PGConnection (after sink is complete it does not close connection) and for getter () => org.postgresql.core.BaseConnection (after sink is complete it does close connection)
import ru.arigativa.akka.streams.{PgCopyStreamConverters, PgCopySinkSettings}
import ru.arigativa.akka.streams.ConnectionProvider._ // Implicits for ConnectionProvider
val conn: BaseConnection
val peoples = Seq(
(1L, "Peter", Some("{tag1,tag2}"))
(2L, "Jope", None)
)
Source.fromIterator(() => peoples.iterator)
.runWith(PgCopyStreamConverters.sink(
"COPY people (id, name, tags) FROM STDIN",
PgCopySinkSettings(conn)
))PgCopySinkSettings has parameter initialBufferSize. If it more than 0 then COPY command won't started and connection to DB won't opened until initial buffer of that size is filled up ,
You can manually write ConnectionProvider for your library. Example for Slick 3.1.1:
import org.postgresql.PGConnection
import slick.jdbc.JdbcBackend.DatabaseDef
implicit def slickDatabaseDef2ConnectionProvider(db: DatabaseDef): ConnectionProvider = new ConnectionProvider {
private val session = db.createSession()
def acquire(): Try[PGConnection] = Try(session.conn.asInstanceOf[PGConnection])
def release(): Unit = session.close()
}