TypeSQL: 2x Faster SQL Query builder with complete spec support.

1. typesql

   1 1 2 6.6 Go

   Discontinued SQL Query Builder for Go (by stephenafamo)

   TypeSQL started as an experiment to see how I would rewrite a query builder for SQLBoiler v5. However, it has turned out to be good enough to stand by itself.

2. Nutrient

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3. go-sql-builder-benchmarks

   2 2 5 2.9 Go

   Benchmarking Golang SQL query builders

   

   Curiously, I decided to benchmark the performance against the currently popular and maintained query builders and it turned out to be generally 2x as fast. See Benchmarks.

4. sqlx

   3 73 16,706 3.3 Go

   general purpose extensions to golang's database/sql

   

   Reads db column info from struct tag. Eg. sqlx

5. Squirrel

   4 53 7,231 2.4 Go

   Fluent SQL generation for golang

   

   Optionally supports db handler for dependency injection. Eg. squirrel

6. dat

   5 2 609 0.0 Go

   Go Postgres Data Access Toolkit (by mgutz)

   

   If you already know SQL you should be able to pick up the library with minimal effort. Eg. dat

7. goqu

   6 24 2,474 4.5 Go

   SQL builder and query library for golang

   

   This one I have less of an opinion on. It depends on what kind of users you are targeting. The rabbit hole here is deep and requires real thought on how you want to structure your library.

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