Easy-Query ORM

Easy-Query is a Java ORM framework based on APT proxy pattern, providing type-safe Lambda query syntax. This skill covers core concepts, common operations, relationship mapping, and advanced features.

Core Concepts

Proxy Pattern

Easy-Query uses APT (Annotation Processing Tool) to generate proxy classes at compile time, enabling type-safe query syntax.

Entity Proxy (@EntityProxy):

@Table("t_blog")
@EntityProxy
public class BlogEntity implements ProxyEntityAvailable<BlogEntity, BlogEntityProxy> {
    private String title;
    private BigDecimal score;
}

VO Proxy (@EntityFileProxy):

@EntityFileProxy
public class BlogVO {
    private String title;
    private BigDecimal avgScore;
}

Proxy Class Generation Requirements

After using @EntityProxy or @EntityFileProxy annotations, you must compile the project first to generate proxy classes:

mvn clean compile

Generated proxy classes are located at: target/generated-sources/annotations/

Lambda Field References

When querying, you must use Lambda expressions with proxy objects to access fields:

// ✅ Correct: Using Lambda expression
easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> b.title().like("Spring%"))
    .toList();

// ❌ Incorrect: Directly using getter method
easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> b.getTitle().like("Spring%")) // Compilation error

Quick Reference

CRUD Operations Cheat Sheet

Join Operations Cheat Sheet

Relationship Types Cheat Sheet

Common Operation Patterns

Basic Queries

// Single record query
BlogEntity blog = easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> b.id().eq("123"))
    .firstOrNull();

// Multi-condition query
List<BlogEntity> blogs = easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> {
        b.title().like("Easy%");
        b.score().gt(new BigDecimal("3.0"));
    })
    .orderBy(b -> b.publishTime().desc())
    .toList();

Multi-Table Join

// Left Join
easyEntityQuery.queryable(Topic.class)
    .leftJoin(BlogEntity.class, (t, b) -> t.id().eq(b.id()))
    .where((t, b) -> {
        t.id().eq("123");
        b.title().isNotNull();
    })
    .toList();

Differential Update

TrackManager trackManager = easyEntityQuery.getRuntimeContext().getTrackManager();
try {
    trackManager.begin();
    BlogEntity blog = easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
        .asTracking()
        .whereById("123").firstNotNull();
    blog.setViewCount(blog.getViewCount() + 1);
    easyEntityQuery.updatable(blog).executeRows();
} finally {
    trackManager.release();
}

Pagination Query

EasyPageResult<BlogEntity> pageResult = easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> b.status().eq(1))
    .orderBy(b -> b.publishTime().desc())
    .toPageResult(1, 20);

long total = pageResult.getTotalCount();
List<BlogEntity> list = pageResult.getList();

VO Query Mapping

// Define VO
@EntityFileProxy
public class BlogVO {
    private String title;
    private BigDecimal avgScore;
}

// Use VO to receive results
List<BlogVO> vos = easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .groupBy(b -> b.category())
    .select(g -> new BlogVOProxy()
        .title().set(g.key())
        .avgScore().set(g.groupTable().score().avg())
    )
    .toList();

Relationship Mapping Configuration

Use @Navigate annotation to define relationships between entities:

// One-to-Many
@Navigate(value = RelationTypeEnum.OneToMany,
          selfProperty = "id",
          targetProperty = "topicId")
private List<BlogEntity> blogs;

// Many-to-One
@Navigate(value = RelationTypeEnum.ManyToOne,
          selfProperty = "topicId",
          targetProperty = "id")
private Topic topic;

// One-to-One
@Navigate(value = RelationTypeEnum.OneToOne,
          selfProperty = "id",
          targetProperty = "userId")
private UserProfile profile;

Advanced Features Overview

Implicit Join

Automatically handles OneToOne/ManyToOne relationships without explicit join:

// Automatically generates LEFT JOIN
easyEntityQuery.queryable(SysUser.class)
    .where(u -> u.company().name().like("Alibaba"))
    .toList();

Implicit Subquery

Automatically handles OneToMany/ManyToMany relationships:

// Automatically generates EXISTS subquery
easyEntityQuery.queryable(Company.class)
    .where(c -> c.users().any(u -> u.name().like("Xiaoming")))
    .toList();

Aggregation Query

easyEntityQuery.queryable(BlogEntity.class)
    .where(b -> b.score().gt(new BigDecimal("3.0")))
    .groupBy(b -> GroupKeys.of(b.category()))
    .select(g -> Select.DRAFT.of(
        g.key1(),
        g.groupTable().score().avg(),
        g.groupTable().id().count()
    ))
    .toList();

Common Issues Cheat Sheet

Complete Resources

Detailed Documentation

• references/advanced-features.md - Five implicit features explained in detail (Implicit Join/Subquery/Grouping/Partition/CASE WHEN)
• references/relationship-mapping.md - Complete @Navigate annotation configuration and best practices
• references/performance-optimization.md - Performance optimization tips and common pitfalls

Working Examples

• examples/BlogEntity.java - Complete entity class example
• examples/QueryExamples.java - Various query operation examples
• examples/JoinExamples.java - Multi-table Join examples
• examples/TrackingUpdateExample.java - Complete differential update example

Core Annotation Locations

• @EntityProxy / @EntityFileProxy: sql-core/src/main/java/com/easy/query/core/annotation/
• @Table / @Column: sql-core/src/main/java/com/easy/query/core/annotation/
• @Navigate: sql-core/src/main/java/com/easy/query/core/annotation/
• ProxyEntityAvailable: sql-platform/sql-api-proxy/src/main/java/com/easy/query/core/proxy/