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Serhii Potapov
Serhii Potapov

Reputation: 3970

How to fetch data from multiple tables with one SQL query in Hanami?

I have Hanami models User and UserInfo that have has_one association.

Repositories look the following:

class UserInfoRepository < Hanami::Repository
end

class UserRepository < Hanami::Repository
  associations do
    has_one :user_info
  end
end

Question: who can I join and load both tables with one query? (I am looking for something similar to Rails' includes).

So far I've tried 

def users_with_info
  users.join(:user_info)
end

It does the join, but does not select columns from user_infos table.

Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 870

Answers (2)

kaikuchn
kaikuchn

Reputation: 795

When you fetch data via a Repository in Hanami the result set is mapped into entities. By default the UserRepository will map to the User entity. I'm guessing that that entity does not have attributes for the columns from user_info.

What you need to do is create an Entity that can contain the data that you want to fetch from the database and then call .as(ThatEntityYouCreated) on the result set. E.g.,

def users_with_info
  users.join(:user_info).map_to(UserWithInfo)
end

If you do not want to create an Entity and just want to get a plain hash, you can do this:

users.join(:user_info).map.to_a

However, I consider this to be a crutch. You should not return Hashes from your Repository methods.

Upvotes: 2

nfilzi
nfilzi

Reputation: 60

I believe we faced this exact issue with a teammate of mine on one of our Hanami project, and this is how we solved it.

We basically bypassed Hanami repository, going straight to the underlying ROM relation, using ROM::Relation#wrap in order to get our User entity joined with the entity of interest.

Let met know if it helped you, or if you need more details. Cheers!

Upvotes: 1

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