package mydb import ( "context" "database/sql" ) // Session is an interface that defines methods for database adapters. type Session interface { // ConnectionURL returns the DSN that was used to set up the adapter. ConnectionURL() ConnectionURL // Name returns the name of the database. Name() string // Ping returns an error if the DBMS could not be reached. Ping() error // Collection receives a table name and returns a collection reference. The // information retrieved from a collection is cached. Collection(name string) Collection // Collections returns a collection reference of all non system tables on the // database. Collections() ([]Collection, error) // Save creates or updates a record. Save(record Record) error // Get retrieves a record that matches the given condition. Get(record Record, cond interface{}) error // Delete deletes a record. Delete(record Record) error // Reset resets all the caching mechanisms the adapter is using. Reset() // Close terminates the currently active connection to the DBMS and clears // all caches. Close() error // Driver returns the underlying driver of the adapter as an interface. // // In order to actually use the driver, the `interface{}` value needs to be // casted into the appropriate type. // // Example: // internalSQLDriver := sess.Driver().(*sql.DB) Driver() interface{} // SQL returns a special interface for SQL databases. SQL() SQL // Tx creates a transaction block on the default database context and passes // it to the function fn. If fn returns no error the transaction is commited, // else the transaction is rolled back. After being commited or rolled back // the transaction is closed automatically. Tx(fn func(sess Session) error) error // TxContext creates a transaction block on the given context and passes it to // the function fn. If fn returns no error the transaction is commited, else // the transaction is rolled back. After being commited or rolled back the // transaction is closed automatically. TxContext(ctx context.Context, fn func(sess Session) error, opts *sql.TxOptions) error // Context returns the context used as default for queries on this session // and for new transactions. If no context has been set, a default // context.Background() is returned. Context() context.Context // WithContext returns the same session on a different default context. The // session is identical to the original one in all ways except for the // context. WithContext(ctx context.Context) Session Settings }