I am looking for a way to store information which struct a function should use. Each struct corresponds to certain database table.
type Record struct {
TableName string
PrimaryKey string
//XormStruct // how can I store User or Post here?
XormStruct2 interface{} // see I have tried below
XormStruct3 reflect.Type // see I have tried below
}
var posts []Post
var ListOfTables [...]Record {
{"User", "id", User},
//{"Post", "post_id", Post},
{"Post", "post_id", posts, reflect.TypeOf([]Post{})},
}
// User is xorm struct
type User struct {
Id int64
Name string
}
// Post is xorm struct
type Post struct {
Post_id int64
Name string
Other string
}
I want to be able to dynamically choose struct for table.
for _, rec := range ListOfTables {
//var entries []rec.XormStruct // this does not work, of course
//var entries []reflect.TypeOf(rec.XormStruct) // this does not work either
// xorm is *xorm.Engine
xorm.Find(&entries)
//xorm.Find(&rec.XormStruct2) //with interface{}, does not work - produces an empty &[]
posts3 := reflect.New(rec.XormStruct3).Interface()
//xorm.Find(&posts3) // same as above, produces empty &[]
var posts []Post
xorm.Find(&posts) // produces desired data
// afterwards I will do same to any table entries, e.g.
xml.Marshal(entries)
// so there is really no need to create identical functions for each table
}
Goal DRY (I have about 30 tables, function is the same)
I have tried:
-
to use
reflect.TypeOf()
, but I do not understand if/how I can use it (reflect.Type
) to define a new variable -
Define Record with
XormStruct interface{}
and for each ListOfTables entry create a slice e.g.var posts []Post
and{"Post", "post_id", posts},
-
Searching SO and godocs
It seems to me, that xorm.Find()
is not "happy" about getting an interface{}
instead of []Posts
even if it does not say so.
UPDATE: I believe the breaking difference is this:
spew.Dump(posts3) //posts3 := reflect.New(rec.XormStruct3).Interface()
// (*[]main.Post)<0x2312312>(<nil>)
spew.Dump(posts) //var posts []Post
// ([]main.Post)<nil>
SOLUTION
posts3 := reflect.New(rec.XormStruct3).Interface()
xorm.Find(posts3) // not &posts3
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