Simple SQL queries in Scala 3.

No DSLs, no fuss, just plain SQL.

Supports any JDBC driver.
Additional support for Postgres, MySql, MariaDb, Oracle, H2.

Scastie example: https://scastie.scala-lang.org/JArud6GGSLOmYyxCNsNdNw

See also https://github.com/sake92/mill-squery for generating boilerplate models and DAOs automatically from db.

// table rows
case class Customer(id: Int, name: String) derives SqlReadRow
case class Phone(id: Int, number: String) derives SqlReadRow

// joined row
case class CustomerWithPhone(c: Customer, p: Phone) derives SqlReadRow

val ds = JdbcDataSource()
ds.setURL("jdbc:h2:mem:")

val ctx = SqueryContext(ds)

ctx.run {
  val res: Seq[CustomerWithPhone] = sql"""
    SELECT c.id, c.name,
           p.id, p.number
    FROM customers c
    JOIN phones p ON p.customer_id = c.id
  """.readRows[CustomerWithPhone]()
}

You can generate boilerplate code for Rows and DAOs.

See https://github.com/sake92/mill-squery

You can use squery-cli with Coursier launcher to generate your sources:

cs launch ba.sake::squery-cli:0.8.1 -M ba.sake.squery.cli.SqueryMain -- \
  --jdbcUrl jdbc:h2:... \
  --baseFolder src \
  --schemaMappings public:com.example.public \
  --schemaMappings myschema:com.example.myschema \ # this is a repeatable argument
  # these are optional:
  -- colNameIdentifierMapper camelcase \ # or noop
  -- typeNameMapper camelcase \ # or noop
  -- rowTypeSuffix Row \
  -- daoTypeSuffix Dao 

You can use squery-generator library to generate code directly.
This is handy when using Ammonite to explore a database structure and its contents.
It can also be used to generate source code manually in scala-cli or in your project (if you dont like CLI or mill plugin).