Cassitory using only prepared statements

Introduction

If your project is not using Mappers and you just have the prepared statements then Cassitory gives you a way to generate your repository by generating all the prepared statements needed to accomplish the goal.

Add the following dependency to your build.gradle

annotationProcessor 'uk.co.caeldev:cassitory:1.0.0'

Step 1:

Create your DTO and annotate it with the following Cassitory annotations:

• uk.co.caeldev.cassitory.statements.CassitoryEntity
• uk.co.caeldev.cassitory.statements.Mapping

eg:

package statements;

import uk.co.caeldev.cassitory.statements.Mapping;
import uk.co.caeldev.cassitory.statements.CassitoryEntity;

@CassitoryEntity(tables = {"users", "users_by_name"})
public class UserDto2 {

    @Mapping(table = "users", field = "name",pk = true)
    @Mapping(table = "users_by_name", field = "fullName", pk = true)
    private String fullName;

    public String getFullName() {
        return fullName;
    }
}

Step 2: Just use your Repository

Once you annotated your DTO class then you should be able to find the repository by following the convention of

<DTO_NAME>BaseStatementRepository

and then just instantiate it by

Session session;
UserDtoBaseStatementRepository repo = new UserDtoBaseStatementRepository(session)