Greg Lowe

I'm not convinced that the driver is the right place to add this feature. I think it belongs in the application layer above. But I am open to discussion.

@MikeMitterer Added this so I remember to update the docs with an example.

If you're planning on using this with dart2js or flutter you'll need to remove the code which uses mirrors. The dart:mirrors package is now only supported by the VM running...

Yup. You can fork it, and then add it to your pubspec using a git dependency. https://flutter.dev/docs/development/packages-and-plugins/using-packages#dependencies-on-unpublished-packages Hopefully I'll find time to add this support for AOT/js. But merge requests...

Which other libs? I'd rather not bake in a dependency on reflectable, but rather let the user of the library choose. I'd like to make it easy for end user...

It was built before flutter and dart2native existed. At the time it worked with both dart2js and the VM, which was the entire ecosystem. AOT exists now, and dart2js no...

Do you mean like this? ``` c.execute('insert into my_table values (@a, @b, @c);', [ {"a": 1, "b": 2, "c": 3}, {"a": 4, "b": 5, "c": 6}, {"a": 7, "b": 8,...

Prepared statements can be used by these methods if the list size is large enough to warrant the extra overhead (>20?). I could also add an optional forcePreparedStatement argument. For...

Thank your for your comments. I agree that support for prepared statements is a useful feature. When I initially wrote this driver, I have looked at the protocol to see...

Great. Contributions are very welcome ;) On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 3:42 PM, cc young [email protected] wrote: > once I get up to snuff on Dart, will be happy...