Index

Introduction

1. Introduction

   1.1. What is an ORM

   1.2. Async Programming in Rust

   1.3. SeaORM Concepts

   1.4. Tutorial & Examples

Basics

2. Installation & Configuration

   2.1 Choosing a Database & Async Runtime

   2.2 Connection Pool

   2.3 Debug Log

3. Migration

   3.1 Setting Up Migration

   3.2 Writing Migration

   3.3 Running Migration

   3.4 Seeding Data

4. Generating Entities

   4.1 Using sea-orm-cli

   4.2 Entity Structure

   4.3 Expanded Entity Structure

   4.4 Enumeration

   4.5 New Type

5. Basic CRUD

   5.1 Basic Schema

   5.2 SELECT: find, filter, sort, paging

   5.3 INSERT: Model & ActiveModel, insert many

   5.4 UPDATE: find & save, update many

   5.5 SAVE: insert or update

   5.6 DELETE: delete one & delete many

   5.7 JSON

   5.8 Raw SQL query

Advanced Topics

6. Relations

   6.1 One to One

   6.2 One to Many

   6.3 Many to Many

   6.4 Chained Relations

   6.5 Self Referencing

   6.6 Custom Join Condition

   6.7 Data Loader

   6.8 Bakery Schema

7. Writing Tests

   7.1 Robust & Correct

   7.2 Mock Interface

   7.3 Using SQLite

8. Advanced Queries

   8.1 Custom select

   8.2 Conditional expressions

   8.3 Aggregate functions

   8.4 Custom Joins

   8.5 Sub Query

   8.6 Transaction

   8.7 Streaming

   8.8 Custom Active Model

   8.9 Error Handling

9. Schema Statement

   9.1 Create Table

   9.2 Create Enum

   9.3 Create Index

10. Seaography

    10.1 🧭 Seaography Intro

    10.2 Getting Started

    10.3 Looking Forward

11. Internal Design

    11.1 Traits and Types

    11.2 Derive Macros

    11.3 Compare with Diesel

    11.4 Architecture

12. What's Next

    12.1 What's Next