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Version: 2.8.x(Latest)

The gdb module uses highly flexible and extensible interface design, allowing developers to easily customize implementations and replace any methods defined in the interface.

DB Interface​

Interface documentation: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gogf/gf/v2/database/gdb#DB

The DB interface is the core interface for database operations and the most commonly used interface when using ORM to operate on databases. Here, we mainly explain several important methods of the interface:

  1. The Open method is used to create a specific database connection object, returning the standard library's *sql.DB general database object.
  2. The first parameter link of the Do* series methods is a Link interface object, which may be a master node object or a slave node object in a master-slave mode. Therefore, when using this link parameter in inherited driver object implementations, be aware of the current running mode. In most database master-slave modes, slave nodes are often not writable.
  3. The HandleSqlBeforeCommit method will be called for some pre-commit callback processing when each SQL is submitted to the database server for execution.
  4. For other interface methods, please refer to the interface documentation or source files.

DB Interface Relationships​

GoFrame ORM Relations

Driver Interface​

Interface documentation: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gogf/gf/v2/database/gdb#Driver

Custom drivers need to implement the following interface:

// Driver is the interface for integrating sql drivers into package gdb.
type Driver interface {
    // New creates and returns a database object for specified database server.
    New(core *Core, node *ConfigNode) (DB, error)
}

The New method is used to create a database operation object corresponding to the driver based on the Core database base object and the ConfigNode configuration object. It should be noted that the returned database object needs to implement the DB interface. The database base object Core has already implemented the DB interface, so developers only need to "inherit" the Core object and then override the corresponding interface implementation methods as needed.

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