print class

print class <class name>  [--serializer_id] [--language=c++ | js | c#] [--details] [--cpp_namespace] [--cpp_separate_files] [--cpp_include_directives]

Print class definition. This command requires connection to a user database.

Arguments

Argument	Values	Explanation
class name		class name

Options

Option	Values	Explanation
–serializer_id, -srl		show serializer id associated with class
–language, -l	c++, js, c#	print class in chosen language
–details, -d		expands base class and members of class type
–cpp_namespace, -ns		sets the c++ namespace for the class
–cpp_separate_files, -sf		specify directory
–cpp_include_directives, -i		adds include directives at top

Example

Interactive

tomas@tomsmbp:~/ > dboo example_queries -u=example_user -p=password
dboo example_user@example_queries> print class Customer
Customer

class Customer:
  member fields:
    dboo::string _email;
    dboo::string _name;
    dboo::sequence<Purchase*> _purchases;

dboo example_user@example_queries> print class Customer --language=c++
c++  js   c#

class Customer
{
public:
  std::string _email;
  std::string _name;
  std::vector<Purchase*> _purchases;

  static inline dboo::cls<Customer> cls{"Customer"};
  static void dboo_class_init(dboo::cls<Customer>& c) {
    c.member(&Customer::_email, "_email");
    c.member(&Customer::_name, "_name");
    c.member(&Customer::_purchases, "_purchases");
  }
};

dboo example_user@example_queries> print class Customer --language=js


class Customer {
  _email;
  _name;
  _purchases;
  constructor() {}
};
exports.Customer=Customer;

dboo.class(Customer, [
    {"_email":dboo.string},
    {"_name":dboo.string},
    {"_purchases":dboo.array(Purchase*)},
  ]);
dboo example_user@example_queries>

Non-interactive

tomas@tomsmbp:~/ > dboo example_queries -u=example_user -p=password -- print class Customer


class Customer:
  member fields:
    dboo::string _email;
    dboo::string _name;
    dboo::sequence<Purchase*> _purchases;

tomas@tomsmbp:~/ > dboo example_queries -u=example_user -p=password -- print class Customer --language=c++


class Customer
{
public:
  std::string _email;
  std::string _name;
  std::vector<Purchase*> _purchases;

  static inline dboo::cls<Customer> cls{"Customer"};
  static void dboo_class_init(dboo::cls<Customer>& c) {
    c.member(&Customer::_email, "_email");
    c.member(&Customer::_name, "_name");
    c.member(&Customer::_purchases, "_purchases");
  }
};

tomas@tomsmbp:~/ > dboo example_queries -u=example_user -p=password -- print class Customer --language=js


class Customer {
  _email;
  _name;
  _purchases;
  constructor() {}
};
exports.Customer=Customer;

dboo.class(Customer, [
    {"_email":dboo.string},
    {"_name":dboo.string},
    {"_purchases":dboo.array(Purchase*)},
  ]);