feat: add MySQL storage support #1003
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| var query string | ||
| if s.driver == "mysql" { | ||
| query = `SELECT resolve_key, number_of_successes_in_a_row FROM endpoint_alerts_triggered WHERE endpoint_id = (SELECT endpoint_id FROM endpoints WHERE endpoint_key = ? LIMIT 1) AND configuration_checksum = ?` | ||
| } else { | ||
| query = `SELECT resolve_key, number_of_successes_in_a_row FROM endpoint_alerts_triggered WHERE endpoint_id = (SELECT endpoint_id FROM endpoints WHERE endpoint_key = $1 LIMIT 1) AND configuration_checksum = $2` | ||
| } |
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I'm not really a fan of having those if/else blocks for each SQL query. With just postgres and sqlite it was easy because they both have the same syntax, but now with mysql, I think we might need a different solution.
Does ? work with sqlite and postgres as well? Or does postgres/sqlite require $1/$2/$...? Because in most cases, the query is exactly the same, outside of how prepared parameters are passed
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I'm not really a fan of having those if/else blocks for each SQL query. With just postgres and sqlite it was easy because they both have the same syntax, but now with mysql, I think we might need a different solution.
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?work with sqlite and postgres as well? Or does postgres/sqlite require$1/$2/$...? Because in most cases, the query is exactly the same, outside of how prepared parameters are passed
Unfortunately, ? is MySQL-specific, and $... is Postgres-specific. If necessary, I recommend using an ORM (e.g. gorm, xorm, ent) to smooth over these differences.
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Tested in my local environment and ready for review. |
Summary
Add MySQL storage support, close #283
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README.md, if applicable.