Collection of types and helpers for building hopefully correctly escaped SQL queries.

Example usage

use format_sql_query::*;

println!("SELECT {} FROM {} WHERE {} = {}", Column("foo bar".into()), SchemaTable("foo".into(), "baz".into()), Column("blah".into()), QuotedData("hello 'world' foo"));
// SELECT "foo bar" FROM foo.baz WHERE blah = 'hello ''world'' foo'

lib.rs:

Collection of types and helpers for building hopefully correctly escaped SQL queries.

Example usage

use format_sql_query::*;

println!("SELECT {} FROM {} WHERE {} = {}", Column("foo bar".into()), SchemaTable("foo".into(), "baz".into()), Column("blah".into()), QuotedData("hello 'world' foo"));
// SELECT "foo bar" FROM foo.baz WHERE blah = 'hello ''world'' foo'

Design goals

• All objects will implement Display to get escaped and perhaps quoted formatting that can be used directly in SQL statements.
• Avoid allocations by making most types just wrappers around string slices.
• New-type patter that is used to construct an object out of strings and other objects.
• Generous From trait implementations to make it easy to construct objects from strings.
• All single field new-type objects will implement .as_str() to get original value.
• Types that are string slice wrappers implement Copy to make them easy to use.
• Types should implement Eq and Ord.
• New-type objects with more than one filed should have getters.
• When returning types make sure they don't reference self but the original string slice lifetime.

All objects are using base escaping rules wrappers:

• ObjectConcat for table names, schemas, columns etc.
• QuotedDataConcat for data values