kotlin-exposed-patterns

To write database queries using Kotlin Exposed ORM, you can use its DSL for type-safe SQL or the DAO pattern to map database rows to Kotlin objects. This Skill provides implementation patterns for both approaches to ensure flexible data access.

The best way to configure HikariCP connection pooling with Kotlin Exposed is by setting up the HikariDataSource with your JDBC driver details and passing it to the Exposed transaction manager. This ensures optimal connection reuse and database performance.

Yes, you can use Flyway for database schema migrations in a Kotlin Exposed project. This Skill includes examples for integrating Flyway to manage database schema evolution, ensuring your database structure stays synchronized with your Kotlin code.

To implement the repository pattern in Kotlin Exposed, you abstract database operations behind repository interfaces, hiding the DSL or DAO query logic. This approach improves code testability and maintainability by decoupling database access from business logic.

Yes, JetBrains Exposed supports working with JSON columns. This Skill provides specific patterns for handling JSON column data, allowing you to map and query JSON structures directly within your Kotlin database entities and DSL queries.