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Description
Cache implementation using the Caffeine cache library.
A non-caching cache implementation.
A template engine implementation using Apache Commons Text
StringSubstitutor.
The 'core' package hosts the top level interface into jdbi core.
Annotations that control the behavior of reflective property mapping,
such as
JdbiProperty.
The
argument classes translate Java types into JDBC parameters.
The
array package binds Java arrays and collections to SQL arrays, and
handles mapping array result types back to Java arrays and collections.
Provides asynchronous execution of Jdbi operations.
Pluggable cache interface for Jdbi internal caches.
Bidirectional mapping between Java types and database columns.
The
collector package reduces the mapped rows of the result set
into a Stream Collector to produce the final aggregated result.
The
config classes define a configuration registry starting from
each Jdbi instance.
Configuration and annotations for binding and mapping Java
Enum types.
The
extension classes allow you to extend Jdbi's
functionality by declaring interface types that may attach to Handle
instances.
Meta-annotations for the extension framework.
The
generic package holds utility methods and helper
types for reflectively working with Java generic types.
The
h2 package adds vendor support for the H2 embeddable pure Java database implementation.
Generic interception chain for transformation operations.
locator instances inspect text given to Jdbi and
provide lookup of the actual SQL to execute.mappers take the JDBC ResultSet and produce Java results.
Support for mapping to and from
Immutables generated value
types.
mapper.reflect provides RowMappers that reflectively
construct result types using techniques like constructor injection
or JavaBeans setters.
Qualified types add context to Java types for database mapping.
result provides the streaming interface that reads rows from JDBC
and drives the mapper and collector processes to
produce results.
The
spi package includes entrypoints to extending Jdbi
instances with your own custom functionality.
The
statement package provides most of the Fluent API
to drive statement execution.
The
transaction package implements the strategy
Jdbi uses to open and close transactions.freemarker provides advanced string template processing.
Annotation processor that generates concrete implementations of SQL
Object interfaces at compile time, avoiding the runtime cost of
reflective proxy generation.
JSON support using the Gson
library.
guava provides extra types that are commonly needed beyond built
in JDK types.
Provides codec implementations for some Guava types.
Google Guice integration.
JSON support using the
Jackson 2 library.
joda-time provides improved date and time types to pre-Java 8 applications.
The
jpa plugin provides minimal support for discovering JPA
annotations like Column.
JSON mapping SPI and the
Json qualifier.
Annotations that provide metadata about the Jdbi API itself,
such as stability guarantees.
JSON support using the
Moshi library.
OpenTelemetry integration for Jdbi.
The
oracle package provides integration with the Oracle JDBC driver.
PostGIS support for Jdbi.
The
postgres plugin provides improved support for
java.time, hstore, uuid, and enum
types when configured with a recent Postgres database server.
Classes here provide integration hooks for working with the Spring framework.
Classes here provide integration hooks for working with the Spring framework.
The
sqlite plugin provides improved support for
java.net.URL.SQL Objects
The
sqlobject.config package defines configuration annotations
that modify the Jdbi configuration used as the context for executing
SqlObject methods, such as registering handled types.
The
sqlobject.customizer package provides annotations
that customize the execution of a statement.sqlobject.locator inspects the declared SqlObject and determines
the statement text to pass off to core.locator for final
resolution of the statement text.
The
sqlobject.statement annotations declare the type of statement
that a SqlObject method should create, such as a @SqlQuery to return rows or a
@SqlUpdate to modify rows and return the modification count.sqlobject.transaction annotations declaratively create transactions
wrapping a SqlObject method.stringtemplate4 provides advanced string template processing
that Jdbi can drive with the statement's bound parameters
and context to drive statement generation that may need to bind
variable number of parameters or other advanced use cases.JUnit 4 testing support.
JUnit 5 testing support.
Jdbi test support for Testcontainer based JDBC containers.
vavr is a functional programming library for the JVM.