API
EdgeDB
EdgeDB client for Elixir.
EdgeDB
module provides an API to run a connection pool, query EdgeDB, perform transactions and their rollback.
A simple example of how to use it:
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)>
EdgeDB.query!(client, """
select v1::Person{
first_name,
middle_name,
last_name
} filter .last_name = <str>$last_name;
""", last_name: "Radcliffe")
#EdgeDB.Set<{#EdgeDB.Object<first_name := "Daniel", middle_name := "Jacob", last_name := "Radcliffe">}>
Types
type
EdgeDB.client/0
@type EdgeDB.client() :: DBConnection.conn() | EdgeDB.Client.t()
Connection pool process name, pid or the separate structure that allows adjusted configuration for queries executed on the connection.
See EdgeDB.as_readonly/1
, EdgeDB.with_retry_options/2
, EdgeDB.with_transaction_options/2
for more information.
type
EdgeDB.connect_option/0
@type EdgeDB.connect_option() ::
{:dsn, String.t()}
| {:credentials, String.t()}
| {:credentials_file, Path.t()}
| {:host, String.t()}
| {:port, :inet.port_number()}
| {:database, String.t()}
| {:branch, String.t()}
| {:user, String.t()}
| {:password, String.t()}
| {:tls_ca, String.t()}
| {:tls_ca_file, Path.t()}
| {:tls_security, tls_security()}
| {:timeout, timeout()}
| {:command_timeout, timeout()}
| {:server_settings, map()}
| {:tcp, [:gen_tcp.option()]}
| {:ssl, [:ssl.tls_client_option()]}
| {:transaction, [EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option()]}
| {:retry, [EdgeDB.Client.retry_option()]}
| {:codecs, [module()]}
| {:connection, module()}
| {:max_concurrency, pos_integer()}
| {:client_state, EdgeDB.Client.State.t()}
Parameters for connecting to an EdgeDB instance and configuring the connection itself.
EdgeDB clients allow a very flexible way to define how to connect to an instance. For more information, see the EdgeDB documentation on connection parameters.
Supported options:
-
:dsn
- DSN that defines the primary information that can be used to connect to the instance. -
:credentials
- a JSON string containing the instance parameters to connect. -
:credentials_file
- the path to the instance credentials file containing the instance parameters to connect to. -
:host
- the host name of the instance to connect to. -
:port
- the port number of the instance to connect to. -
:database
- the name of the database to connect to. -
:branch
- the name of the branch to connect to. -
:user
- the user name to connect to. -
:password
- the user password to connect. -
:secret_key
- the secret key to be used for authentication. -
:tls_ca
- TLS certificate to be used when connecting to the instance. -
:tls_ca_path
- the path to the TLS certificate to be used when connecting to the instance. -
:tls_security
- security mode for the TLS connection. SeeEdgeDB.tls_security/0
. -
:tls_server_name
- server name (SNI) to be passed to the TLS connection. -
:timeout
- timeout for TCP operations with the database, such as connecting to it, sending or receiving data. -
:command_timeout
- not in use right now and added for compatibility with other clients. -
:server_settings
- not in use right now and added for compatibility with other clients. -
:tcp
- options for the TCP connection. -
:ssl
- options for TLS connection. -
:transaction
- options for EdgeDB transactions, which correspond to the EdgeQL transaction statement. SeeEdgeDB.Client.transaction_option/0
. -
:retry
- options to retry transactions in case of errors. SeeEdgeDB.Client.retry_option/0
. -
:codecs
- list of custom codecs for EdgeDB scalars. -
:connection
- module that implements theDBConnection
behavior for EdgeDB. For tests, it’s possible to useEdgeDB.Sandbox
to support automatic rollback after tests are done. -
:max_concurrency
- maximum number of pool connections, despite what EdgeDB recommends. -
:client_state
- anEdgeDB.Client.State
struct that will be used in queries by default.
type
EdgeDB.query_option/0
@type EdgeDB.query_option() ::
{:cardinality, EdgeDB.Protocol.Enums.cardinality()}
| {:output_format, EdgeDB.Protocol.Enums.output_format()}
| {:retry, [EdgeDB.Client.retry_option()]}
| {:script, boolean()}
| DBConnection.option()
Options for EdgeDB.query*/4
functions.
These options can be used with the following functions:
-
EdgeDB.query/4
-
EdgeDB.query!/4
-
EdgeDB.query_single/4
-
EdgeDB.query_single!/4
-
EdgeDB.query_required_single/4
-
EdgeDB.query_required_single!/4
-
EdgeDB.query_json/4
-
EdgeDB.query_json!/4
-
EdgeDB.query_single_json/4
-
EdgeDB.query_single_json!/4
-
EdgeDB.query_required_single_json/4
-
EdgeDB.query_required_single_json!/4
Supported options:
-
:cardinality
- expected number of items in set. -
:output_format
- preferred format of query result. -
:retry
- options for read-only queries retries. -
other - check
DBConnection.option/0
.
type
EdgeDB.result/0
@type EdgeDB.result() :: EdgeDB.Set.t() | term()
The result that will be returned if the EdgeDB.query*/4
function succeeds.
type
EdgeDB.rollback_option/0
@type EdgeDB.rollback_option() :: {:reason, term()}
Options for EdgeDB.rollback/2
.
Supported options:
-
:reason
- the reason for the rollback. Will be returned fromEdgeDB.transaction/3
as a{:error, reason}
tuple in case block execution is interrupted.
type
EdgeDB.start_option/0
@type EdgeDB.start_option() :: connect_option() | DBConnection.start_option()
Options for EdgeDB.start_link/1
.
See EdgeDB.connect_option/0
and DBConnection.start_option/0
.
type
EdgeDB.tls_security/0
@type EdgeDB.tls_security() :: :insecure | :no_host_verification | :strict | :default
Security modes for TLS connection to EdgeDB server.
For more information, see the EdgeDB documentation on connection parameters.
Supported options:
-
:insecure
- trust a self-signed or user-signed TLS certificate, which is useful for local development. -
:no_host_verification
- verify the TLS certificate, but not the host name. -
:strict
- verify both the TLS certificate and the hostname. -
:default
- the same as:strict
.
type
EdgeDB.transaction_option/0
@type EdgeDB.transaction_option() ::
EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option()
| {:retry, [EdgeDB.Client.retry_option()]}
| DBConnection.option()
Options for EdgeDB.transaction/3
.
See EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option/0
, EdgeDB.Client.retry_option/0
and DBConnection.option/0
.
Functions
function
EdgeDB.as_readonly(client)
@spec EdgeDB.as_readonly(client()) :: client()
Mark the client as read-only.
This function will mark the client as read-only, so any modifying queries will return errors.
function
EdgeDB.child_spec(opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.child_spec([start_option()]) :: Supervisor.child_spec()
Creates a child specification for the supervisor to start the EdgeDB pool.
See EdgeDB.start_option/0
for supported connection options.
function
EdgeDB.execute(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.execute(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: :ok | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute an EdgeQL command or commands on the client without returning anything.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.execute!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.execute!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: :ok
Execute an EdgeQL command or commands on the client without returning anything. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be raised
as an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query(client(), String.t(), list() | Keyword.t(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return the results as a {:ok, set}
tuple if successful, where set
is EdgeDB.Set
.
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)>
{:ok, set} = EdgeDB.query(client, "select 42")
iex(3)>
set
#EdgeDB.Set<{42}>
If an error occurs, it will be returned as a {:error, exception}
tuple where exception
is EdgeDB.Error
.
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)>
{:error, %EdgeDB.Error{} = error} = EdgeDB.query(client, "select UndefinedType")
iex(3)>
raise error
** (EdgeDB.Error) InvalidReferenceError: object type or alias 'default::UndefinedType' does not exist ┌─ query:1:8 │ 1 │ select UndefinedType │ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ error
If a query has arguments, they can be passed as a list for a query with positional arguments or as a list of keywords for a query with named arguments.
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)>
{:ok, set} = EdgeDB.query(client, "select <int64>$0", [42])
iex(3)>
set
#EdgeDB.Set<{42}>
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)>
{:ok, set} = EdgeDB.query(client, "select <int64>$arg", arg: 42)
iex(3)>
set
#EdgeDB.Set<{42}>
Automatic retries of read-only queries
If the client is able to recognize the query as a read-only query (i.e. the query does not change the data in the database using delete
,
insert
or other statements), then the client will try to repeat the query automatically (as long as the query is not executed in a
transaction, because then retrying transactions via EdgeDB.transaction/3
are used).
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return the results as EdgeDB.Set
. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be raised as as
an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_json(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_json(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return the results as a {:ok, json}
tuple if successful, where json
is JSON encoded string.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_json!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_json!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return the results as JSON encoded string. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be raised as
as an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_required_single(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_required_single(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return a singleton-returning result as a {:ok, result}
tuple.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_required_single!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_required_single!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return a singleton-returning result. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be raised as an
EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_required_single_json(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_required_single_json(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return a singleton-returning result as a {:ok, json}
tuple.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_required_single_json!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_required_single_json!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return a singleton-returning result as JSON string. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be
raised as an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_single(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_single(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return an optional singleton-returning result as a {:ok, result}
tuple.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_single!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_single!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return an optional singleton-returning result. If an error occurs while executing the query, it will be
raised as an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_single_json(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_single_json(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, Exception.t()}
Execute the query on the client and return an optional singleton-returning result as a {:ok, json}
tuple.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.query_single_json!(client, statement, params \\ [], opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.query_single_json!(client(), String.t(), list(), [query_option()]) :: result()
Execute the query on the client and return an optional singleton-returning result as JSON encoded string. If an error occurs while executing the
query, it will be raised as an EdgeDB.Error
exception.
For the general usage, see EdgeDB.query/4
.
See EdgeDB.query_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.rollback(client, opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.rollback(EdgeDB.Client.t(), [rollback_option()]) :: no_return()
Rollback an open transaction.
See EdgeDB.rollback_option/0
for supported options.
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)>
{:error, :tx_rollback} =
EdgeDB.transaction(client, fn tx_conn ->
EdgeDB.rollback(tx_conn, reason: :tx_rollback)
end)
function
EdgeDB.start_link(opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.start_link(String.t()) :: GenServer.on_start()
@spec EdgeDB.start_link([start_option()]) :: GenServer.on_start()
Creates a pool of EdgeDB connections linked to the current process.
If the first argument is a string, it will be assumed to be the DSN or instance name and passed as [dsn: dsn]
keyword list to connect.
iex(1)>
{:ok, _client} = EdgeDB.start_link("edgedb://edgedb:edgedb@localhost:5656/edgedb")
Otherwise, if the first argument is a list, it will be used as is to connect. See EdgeDB.start_option/0
for supported connection options.
iex(1)>
{:ok, _client} = EdgeDB.start_link(instance: "edgedb_elixir")
function
EdgeDB.start_link(dsn, opts)
@spec EdgeDB.start_link(String.t(), [start_option()]) :: GenServer.on_start()
Creates a pool of EdgeDB connections linked to the current process.
The first argument is the string which will be assumed as the DSN and passed as [dsn: dsn]
keyword list along with other options to connect.
See EdgeDB.start_option/0
for supported connection options.
iex(1)>
{:ok, _client} = EdgeDB.start_link("edgedb://edgedb:edgedb@localhost:5656/edgedb", tls_security: :insecure)
function
EdgeDB.transaction(client, callback, opts \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.transaction(client(), (EdgeDB.Client.t() -> result()), [transaction_option()]) ::
{:ok, result()} | {:error, term()}
Open a retryable transaction loop.
EdgeDB clients support transactions that are robust to network errors, server failure, and some transaction conflicts. For more information see RFC.
The result of the transaction is the {:ok, result}
tuple, where result
is the result of the callback
function executed in the
transaction.
To rollback an open transaction, use EdgeDB.rollback/2
.
EdgeDB.transaction/3
calls cannot be nested more than once.
iex(1)>
{:ok, client} = EdgeDB.start_link()
iex(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)> ...(2)>
{:ok, tickets} = EdgeDB.transaction(client, fn client ->
EdgeDB.query!(client, "insert v1::Ticket{ number := 2}")
EdgeDB.query!(client, "select v1::Ticket")
end)
iex(3)>
tickets
#EdgeDB.Set<{#EdgeDB.Object<>}>
See EdgeDB.transaction_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.with_client_state(client, state)
@spec EdgeDB.with_client_state(client(), EdgeDB.Client.State.t()) :: client()
Returns client with adjusted state.
See EdgeDB.with_default_module/2
, EdgeDB.with_module_aliases/2
/EdgeDB.without_module_aliases/2
,
EdgeDB.with_config/2
/EdgeDB.without_config/2
, EdgeDB.with_globals/2
/EdgeDB.without_globals/2
for more information.
function
EdgeDB.with_config(client, config \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.with_config(client(), EdgeDB.Client.State.config()) :: client()
Returns client with adjusted session config.
This is equivalent to using the configure session set
command.
function
EdgeDB.with_default_module(client, module \\ nil)
@spec EdgeDB.with_default_module(client(), String.t() | nil) :: client()
Returns client with adjusted default module.
This is equivalent to using the set module
command, or using the reset module
command when giving nil
.
function
EdgeDB.with_globals(client, globals \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.with_globals(client(), %{required(String.t()) => String.t()}) :: client()
Returns client with adjusted global values.
This is equivalent to using the set global
command.
function
EdgeDB.with_module_aliases(client, aliases \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.with_module_aliases(client(), %{required(String.t()) => String.t()}) :: client()
Returns client with adjusted module aliases.
This is equivalent to using the set alias
command.
function
EdgeDB.with_retry_options(client, opts)
@spec EdgeDB.with_retry_options(client(), [EdgeDB.Client.retry_option()]) :: client()
Configure the client so that futher transactions retries are executed with custom retries options.
See EdgeDB.Client.retry_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.with_transaction_options(client, opts)
@spec EdgeDB.with_transaction_options(client(), [EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option()]) :: client()
Configure the client so that futher transactions are executed with custom transaction options.
See EdgeDB.transaction_option/0
for supported options.
function
EdgeDB.without_config(client, config_keys \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.without_config(client(), [EdgeDB.Client.State.config_key()]) :: client()
Returns client without specified session config.
This is equivalent to using the configure session reset
command.
function
EdgeDB.without_globals(client, global_names \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.without_globals(client(), [String.t()]) :: client()
Returns client without specified globals.
This is equivalent to using the reset global
command.
EdgeDB.Client
Сlient is a structure that stores a custom configuration to execute EdgeQL queries and has a reference to a connection or pool of connections.
After starting the pool via EdgeDB.start_link/1
or siblings, the client instance for the pool will be implicitly registered.
In case you want to change the behavior of your queries, you will use the EdgeDB.Client
, which is acceptable by all EdgeDB
API and will
be provided to you in a callback in the EdgeDB.transaction/3
function.
Types
type
EdgeDB.Client.retry_option/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.retry_option() :: {:transaction_conflict, retry_rule()} | {:network_error, retry_rule()}
Options for transactions and read-only queries retries.
See EdgeDB.transaction/3
.
Supported options:
-
:transaction_conflict
- the rule that will be used in case of any transaction conflict. -
:network_error
- rule which will be used when any network error occurs on the client.
type
EdgeDB.Client.retry_rule/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.retry_rule() :: {:attempts, pos_integer()} | {:backoff, (pos_integer() -> timeout())}
Options for a retry rule for transactions retries.
See EdgeDB.transaction/3
.
Supported options:
-
:attempts
- the number of attempts to retry the transaction in case of an error. -
:backoff
- function to determine the backoff before the next attempt to run a transaction.
type
EdgeDB.Client.t/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.t() :: %EdgeDB.Client{
conn: DBConnection.conn(),
readonly: boolean(),
retry_options: [retry_option()],
state: EdgeDB.Client.State.t(),
transaction_options: [transaction_option()]
}
Client is structure with stored configuration for executing EdgeQL queries and reference to pool or connection.
Fields:
-
:conn
- reference to connection or pool of connections. -
:readonly
- flag specifying that the client is read-only. -
:transaction_options
- options for EdgeDB transactions. -
:retry_options
- options for a retry rule for transactions retries. -
:state
- execution context that affects the execution of EdgeQL commands.
type
EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.transaction_option() ::
{:isolation, :serializable} | {:readonly, boolean()} | {:deferrable, boolean()}
Options for EdgeDB transactions.
These options are responsible for building the appropriate EdgeQL statement to start transactions and they correspond to the EdgeQL transaction statement.
Supported options:
-
:isolation
- If:serializable
is used, the built statement will use theisolation serializable
mode. Currently only:serializable
is supported by this client and EdgeDB. -
:readonly
- if set totrue
then the built statement will useread only
mode, otherwiseread write
will be used. The default isfalse
. -
:deferrable
- if set totrue
then the built statement will usedeferrable
mode, otherwisenot deferrable
will be used. The default isfalse
.
EdgeDB.Client.State
State for the client is an execution context that affects the execution of EdgeQL commands in different ways:
-
default module.
-
module aliases.
-
session config.
-
global values.
The most convenient way to work with the state is to use the EdgeDB
API to change a required part of the state.
See EdgeDB.with_client_state/2
, EdgeDB.with_default_module/2
, EdgeDB.with_module_aliases/2
/EdgeDB.without_module_aliases/2
,
EdgeDB.with_config/2
/EdgeDB.without_config/2
and EdgeDB.with_globals/2
/EdgeDB.without_globals/2
for more information.
Types
type
EdgeDB.Client.State.config/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.State.config() :: %{required(config_key()) => term()} | [{config_key(), term()}]
Config to be passed to EdgeDB.with_config/2
.
type
EdgeDB.Client.State.config_key/0
@type EdgeDB.Client.State.config_key() ::
:allow_user_specified_id
| :session_idle_timeout
| :session_idle_transaction_timeout
| :query_execution_timeout
Keys that EdgeDB accepts for changing client behaviour configuration.
The meaning and acceptable values can be found in the docs.
Functions
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.with_config(state, config \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.with_config(t(), config()) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
with adjusted session config.
This is equivalent to using the configure session set
command.
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.with_default_module(state, module \\ nil)
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.with_default_module(t(), String.t() | nil) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
with adjusted default module.
This is equivalent to using the set module
command, or using the reset module
command when giving nil
.
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.with_globals(state, globals \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.with_globals(t(), %{required(String.t()) => String.t()}) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
with adjusted global values.
This is equivalent to using the set global
command.
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.with_module_aliases(state, aliases \\ %{})
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.with_module_aliases(t(), %{required(String.t()) => String.t()}) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
with adjusted module aliases.
This is equivalent to using the set alias
command.
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.without_config(state, config_keys \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.without_config(t(), [config_key()]) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
without specified session config.
This is equivalent to using the configure session reset
command.
function
EdgeDB.Client.State.without_globals(state, global_names \\ [])
@spec EdgeDB.Client.State.without_globals(t(), [String.t()]) :: t()
Returns an EdgeDB.Client.State
without specified globals.
This is equivalent to using the reset global
command.
EdgeDB.Sandbox
Custom connection for tests that involve modifying the database through the driver.
This connection, when started, wraps the actual connection to EdgeDB into a transaction using the start transaction
statement. And then
further calls to EdgeDB.transaction/3
will result in executing declare savepoint
statement instead of start transaction
.
To use this module in tests, change the configuration of the :edgedb
application in the config/test.exs
:
config :edgedb,
connection: EdgeDB.Sandbox
Then modify the test case to initialize the sandbox when you run the test and to clean the sandbox at the end of the test:
defmodule MyApp.TestCase do
use ExUnit.CaseTemplate
# other stuff for this case (e.g. Phoenix setup, Plug configuration, etc.)
setup _context do
EdgeDB.Sandbox.initialize(MyApp.EdgeDB)
on_exit(fn ->
EdgeDB.Sandbox.clean(MyApp.EdgeDB)
end)
:ok
end
end