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komamitsu
Issue with Boolean column
I've create a project with the following entity
public record Contact(
@Id Long id,
Boolean isOrganization
){};
I'm using it with a standard repository
@Component
public interface ContactRepository extends ListCrudRepository<Contact, Long> {
public Optional<Contact> findById(Long id);
}
But then when fetching entites with this repository, contact have a null for the field, isOrganization.
Given the way sqlite support boolean, I also assumed that the query the repo will natively return an integer. Which is the case, so I've added a converter with the two following classes
@Configuration
class JdbcConfiguration extends AbstractJdbcConfiguration {
@Override
protected List<?> userConverters() {
return List.of(new IntegerToBooleanConverter());
}
}
@ReadingConverter
@Component
public class IntegerToBooleanConverter implements Converter<Integer, Boolean> {
public Boolean convert(Integer source) {
System.out.println("USING CONVERTER");
System.out.println("converting %s to %s".formatted(source, Boolean.valueOf(Integer.valueOf(1).equals(source))));
return Boolean.valueOf(Integer.valueOf(1).equals(source));
}
}
As you can see, I've added log message to ensure my converter is called, and what it returns. It turns ou that my converter is called as expected, still the returned entity contains a null for isOrgnanization
@benjamin-dreux I tried your code in the example project and it worked well. See https://github.com/komamitsu/spring-data-sqlite/blob/example-converter/example/src/main/java/org/komamitsu.springdata.sqlite.example/Main.java#L34-L39 and related code for details.
In my case I was using record instead of class for my model Also I was using list repository instead of SQLite repos Maybe any of those are the root cause.
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@benjamin-dreux https://github.com/benjamin-dreux I tried your code in the example project and it worked well. See <https://github.com/komamitsu/spring-data-sqlite/blob/example- converter/example/src/main/java/org/komamitsu.springdata.sqlite.example/Main.java#L34- L39> and related code for details.
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public interface ContactRepository extends ListCrudRepository<Contact, Long> {
According to this code, you didn't use SqliteRepository ?
It would be great if you isolate the cause by checking if your code works with the original Spring Data JDBC.
ListCrudRepository is part of spring data jdbc now
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/commons/docs/current/api/org/springframework/data/repository/ListCrudRepository.html
I meant your code didn't seem to use Spring Data JDBC integration for SQLite. SqliteRepository needs to be extended by Repository interfaces to use the feature.
I tryed and I still see an error in my case. The example you've build is using spring boot 2.7.6. In my cas I'm using 3.3.4 so we use distinct spring data jdbc version, maybe this is the root case of my issue.
In the same spirit I've notied that I can't use LocalDate, since text storage will make something like this
SELECT request_deposit_date from file;
1730955600000
Seams like epoch with ms
I'm not sure if it's an issue with the driver or the dialect
As I mentioned above, I don't think you encountered those issues with using Spring Data JDBC for SQLite, since your code didn't use SqliteRepository.
I was using SqlRepository, not at first. What I was missing is the registration of the Converters.
Sorry for the false signal. Thanks for you patient and help.
Have a great day