This SDK facilitates communication between client and the backend service using the Concise Binary Object Representation (CBOR) format. It streamlines data serialization and deserialization while ensuring efficient and lightweight communication. The library also provides custom models tailored to specific Data models recognised by SurrealDb, which cannot be covered by idiomatic Go, enabling seamless interaction between the client and the backend.
CBOR Type | Go Representation | Example |
---|---|---|
Null | nil | var x interface{} = nil |
None | surrealdb.None | map[string]interface{}{"customer": surrealdb.None} |
Boolean | bool | true , false |
Array | []interface{} | []MyStruct{item1, item2} |
Date/Time | time.Time | time.Now() |
Duration | time.Duration | time.Duration(8821356) |
UUID (string representation) | surrealdb.UUID(string) | surrealdb.UUID("123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000") |
UUID (binary representation) | surrealdb.UUIDBin([]bytes) | surrealdb.UUIDBin([]byte{0x01, 0x02, ...} )` |
Integer | uint , uint64 , int , int64 | 42 , uint64(100000) , -42 , int64(-100000) |
Floating Point | float32 , float64 | 3.14 , float64(2.71828) |
Byte String, Binary Encoded Data | []byte | []byte{0x01, 0x02} |
Text String | string | "Hello, World!" |
Map | map[interface{}]interface{} | map[string]float64{"one": 1.0} |
Table name | surrealdb.Table(name) | surrealdb.Table("users") |
Record ID | surrealdb.RecordID{Table: string, ID: interface{}} | surrealdb.RecordID{Table: "customers", ID: 1}, surrealdb.NewRecordID("customers", 1) |
Geometry Point | surrealdb.GeometryPoint{Latitude: float64, Longitude: float64} | surrealdb.GeometryPoint{Latitude: 11.11, Longitude: 22.22 |
Geometry Line | surrealdb.GeometryLine{GeometricPoint1, GeometricPoint2,... } | |
Geometry Polygon | surrealdb.GeometryPolygon{GeometryLine1, GeometryLine2,... } | |
Geometry Multipoint | surrealdb.GeometryMultiPoint{GeometryPoint1, GeometryPoint2,... } | |
Geometry MultiLine | surrealdb.GeometryMultiLine{GeometryLine1, GeometryLine2,... } | |
Geometry MultiPolygon | surrealdb.GeometryMultiPolygon{GeometryPolygon1, GeometryPolygon2,... } | |
Geometry Collection | surrealdb.GeometryMultiPolygon{GeometryPolygon1, GeometryLine2, GeometryPoint3, GeometryMultiPoint4,... } |
For some methods like create, insert, update, you can pass a map instead of an struct value. An example:
person, err := surrealdb.Create[Person](db, models.Table("persons"), map[interface{}]interface{}{ "Name": "John", "Surname": "Doe", "Location": models.NewGeometryPoint(-0.11, 22.00), })
This can be simplified to:
person, err := surrealdb.Create[Person](db, models.Table("persons"), surrealdb.O{ "Name": "John", "Surname": "Doe", "Location": models.NewGeometryPoint(-0.11, 22.00), })
Where surrealdb.O is defined below. There is no special advantage in using this other than simplicity/legibility.
type surrealdb.O map[interface{}]interface{}
This is useful for the Send
function where T
is the expected response type for a request. An example:
var res surrealdb.Result[[]Users] err := db.Send(&res, "select", model.Table("users")) if err != nil { panic(err) } fmt.Printf("users: %+v\n", users.R)