BearSQL

Bare words SQL macro for Clojure.

What if you could just write SQL as is and still retain safety of parameters. With BearSQL you can!

;; Using ambient dynamic connection
(let [id 1]
  (q select name from product where id = @id))
;; => [{:product/name "Fine leather jacket"}]

BearSQL macros provide a minimal symbols to SQL conversion at compile time while still allowing you to have runtime input parameters.

You can also pass in the database by using a configuration map as the first argument.

Syntax rules

Any symbol is converted to SQL as is (with dashes converted to underscores)
Symbol as is special and allows aliasing
Vectors are turned into comma separated lists (because comma is whitespace in Clojure) except special (see below)
Lists are recursively converted and surrounded with parenthesis
Deref (@form) escapes back to Clojure code and uses that value as SQL query parameter
Strings are passed in as SQL-quoted strings
Any other Clojure value is used as input parameter as is
Vector that begins with :raw is special and can be used to include any raw SQL fragment and parameters into the query

See unit tests for examples of usage.