I've found the question appearing here, but a long time ago, so I thought
that maybe the situation changed:
Is there a relational mapper in clojure (or in java) that takes query
result and generates an array of hashmaps?
I mean something that converts the result of this query:
"SELECT * FROM posts LEFT JOIN comments ON (comments.post_id = posts.id)
LEFT JOIN users ON (posts.user_id = users.id)"
into (for example) the following structure:
[{:title "Post title" :user {:first_name "User 1"} :comments [{:title
"Comment 1"} {:title "Comment 2"}]}]
I've used kormadb for that, but it works like this only with has-many
relation (belongs-to puts all of the fields from related tables into the
same hash as if it was one table, and using "with" do not solve the problem
neither).
Is there any other clojure library that does that, or is any java library
used instead?
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