[dart-misc] Easiest way to interact with mysql/other DBs in Dart

[krupal shah]

Hi,

I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but still
incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like this
DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no standard
libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?

Thanks.

[Günter Zöchbauer]

I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently have
for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but still
incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like this
DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no standard
libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

[Frank Rollpin]

As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the Dart
ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers, provide an
additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries, and make yet
another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently have
for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

[Günter Zöchbauer]

I guess there are hundreds of features where this would apply. This
probably requires better support for binaries first to be able to use
database access libraries.

Post by Frank Rollpin
As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the Dart
ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers, provide an
additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries, and make yet
another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently have
for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

[krupal shah]

+1 for your comment. I am interested in Dart for server side development;
not for client side. So, integration with databases is very important to
me. Despite of the ugly syntax; PHP has very good support for MySQL; which
satisfies requirements for web services for my little apps. I am moving to
Dart now but I found that despite of great in built libraries for io and
async; better support for integration with databases is something I am
missing.

Post by Frank Rollpin
As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the Dart
ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers, provide an
additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries, and make yet
another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently have
for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

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[Jan Mostert]

I think we had a discussion like this before, also +1.

Post by krupal shah
+1 for your comment. I am interested in Dart for server side development;
not for client side. So, integration with databases is very important to
me. Despite of the ugly syntax; PHP has very good support for MySQL; which
satisfies requirements for web services for my little apps. I am moving to
Dart now but I found that despite of great in built libraries for io and
async; better support for integration with databases is something I am
missing.

Post by Frank Rollpin
As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the
Dart ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers,
provide an additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries,
and make yet another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently
have for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

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[Nathan Kerr]

I started to work on a common database abstraction layer modeled on PHP's
PDO, called DDO (Dart Data Objects).

You can see my progress here: https://github.com/TheBosZ/ddo-dart

I haven't had a lot of time to work on it lately.

I've also worked on porting my company's ORM, DABL to Dart using this
library: https://github.com/TheBosZ/dabl-dart

Any comments are welcome!

On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 11:10:21 AM UTC-7, Jan Vladimir Mostert

Post by Jan Mostert
I think we had a discussion like this before, also +1.

Post by krupal shah
+1 for your comment. I am interested in Dart for server side development;
not for client side. So, integration with databases is very important to
me. Despite of the ugly syntax; PHP has very good support for MySQL; which
satisfies requirements for web services for my little apps. I am moving to
Dart now but I found that despite of great in built libraries for io and
async; better support for integration with databases is something I am
missing.

Post by Frank Rollpin
As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the
Dart ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers,
provide an additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries,
and make yet another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently
have for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

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[krupal shah]

Thanks...I will definitely look at it.

Post by Nathan Kerr
I started to work on a common database abstraction layer modeled on PHP's
PDO, called DDO (Dart Data Objects).
You can see my progress here: https://github.com/TheBosZ/ddo-dart
I haven't had a lot of time to work on it lately.
I've also worked on porting my company's ORM, DABL to Dart using this
library: https://github.com/TheBosZ/dabl-dart
Any comments are welcome!
On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 11:10:21 AM UTC-7, Jan Vladimir Mostert

Post by Jan Mostert
I think we had a discussion like this before, also +1.

Post by krupal shah
+1 for your comment. I am interested in Dart for server side
development; not for client side. So, integration with databases is very
important to me. Despite of the ugly syntax; PHP has very good support for
MySQL; which satisfies requirements for web services for my little apps. I
am moving to Dart now but I found that despite of great in built libraries
for io and async; better support for integration with databases is
something I am missing.

Post by Frank Rollpin
As a side note, I am convinced that a standard set of methods and
interfaces (designed and blessed by the Google Dart team) for working with
databases (such as ADO.NET, or JDBC) would make a huge impact on the
Dart ecosystem, make it much more friendly for enterprise developers,
provide an additional incentive for DB vendors to develop Dart libraries,
and make yet another positive differentiation from JavaScript.

Post by Günter Zöchbauer
I think SqlJocky is one of the better database packages we currently
have for Dart.
I assume that on ORM package that supports MySql also builds on top of
SqlJocky. They might provide a simpler API though. Haven't tried one myself
yet though.

Post by krupal shah
Hi,
I'm finding an easy way to interact with MySQL DB. I found SqlJockey
<https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/sqljock> here which is great but
still incomplete. I was also finding an ORM for Dart and didn't really like
this DartORM <https://github.com/ustims/DartORM>. AFAIK, there is no
standard libraries/tools/ORM for any databases in Dart. Are there any other
libraries or tools you would recommend?
Thanks.

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[Marcello Dias]

IÂŽve opened a thread with the same content in January.

https://groups.google.com/a/dartlang.org/forum/#!topic/misc/yE2DkoaMfjk

There is nothing close to ADO.NET or JDBC.
There are a video in youtube showing how to send JSON packages from the
server to the client
then you have to databind to one polymer component in the client.

I think the book DART Essentials(packet publshing) has a chapter dedicated
to databases and polymer also.

Marcello