Hi Diego! You can find examples of currently supported queries on the docs page https://oxidizer.rs/docs
Ibraheem Ahmed
@ibraheemdev
Hey, this looks like a really awesome project
Most people have given up on an async diesel api
Do you have any sort of timeline as to when this will be a legit alternative to diesel?
Gustavo Sampaio
@GustavoKatel
hi @ibraheemdev thanks! currently we're focusing on stability and bug fixes, but we plan to start adding new features soon so we can start being more feature-equivalent to diesel. If you want to suggest a feature we will really appreciate and we can definitely review it to see if we squeeze sometime to add it.
Diego Antonio Rosario Palomino
@GunpowderGuy_gitlab
I want to know whether the following idea is practical
Diego Antonio Rosario Palomino
@GunpowderGuy_gitlab
Sqlx has now the option to use a json schema to typecheck its queries instead of a conection to a live database. Would it be possible for oxidizer to produce that data with its macros?
Gustavo Sampaio
@GustavoKatel
hi @GunpowderGuy_gitlab ! That sounds very interesting. Right now this is not possible. We use Refinery as db backend, but we have plans to move to sqlx eventually, and this will definitely come together. Sorry we dont have a timeline yet for that
Diego Antonio Rosario Palomino
@GunpowderGuy_gitlab
so first class support of sqlx typed queries is already on the roadmap? kickass!
Gustavo Sampaio
@GustavoKatel
exactly!
Diego Antonio Rosario Palomino
@GunpowderGuy_gitlab
what backend frameworks would you recommend me to use with oxidizer ? the ones that have caught my attention so far are tide and warp
Gustavo Sampaio
@GustavoKatel
I personally have been using actix without problems. Havent tried tide or warp with oxidizer yet, but they should be fine too. If you try it let us know the experience