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Dependency Configure Database Configuration: Using Spring Boot

This document provides a cheat sheet for using Spring Data JPA with Spring Boot. It outlines the necessary dependencies, how to configure the database connection, how to define domain models and repositories, and how to write queries using method names, JPQL, or pagination and sorting.

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Dependency Configure Database Configuration: Using Spring Boot

This document provides a cheat sheet for using Spring Data JPA with Spring Boot. It outlines the necessary dependencies, how to configure the database connection, how to define domain models and repositories, and how to write queries using method names, JPQL, or pagination and sorting.

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Spring Data JPA CheatSheet


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Using Spring Boot

Dependency Configure Database Configuration

<dependency> 1. Add DB driver to dependencies By default, all @Entity Repository


and are scanned, starting at the

<groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> 2. Configure DB in application properties (


. or yaml) location your main @Configuration
<artifactId>spring-boot-starter-data-jpa</artifactId>
</dependency> spring.datasource.url=jdbc:h2:file:./target/mydb @EnableJpaRepositories : Scans and sets up Repositories

spring.datasource.username=sa @EntityScan @Entity


: Scans for domain models and builds ORM
spring.datasource.password=myfancypassword context

Example:

@EnableJpaRepositories("de.codeboje.example.repos")
@EntityScan("de.codeboje.example.model")

Domain Model Repository

Create an interface and extend from Repository


@Entity : defines a JPA model @Entity
@Id : primary key public class User { Example:

@GeneratedValue : generates PK

@Id public interface UserRepository extends PagingAndSortingRepository<User, Long>{


and all other JPA and Hibernate @GeneratedValue }
annotations private Long id;
Special Repositories

private String username;


} CrudRepository : adds basic CRUD methods

PagingAndSortingRepository : adds paging and sorting methods

Query

Defined on Repository methods

By Method Naming Using @Query With JPQL Paging

findBy, findAllBy, followed by fieldnames joined Parameter ref by position: Pass a parameter of type Pageable and return Page
using AND, OR, etc

@Query("select u from User u where lastname = ?1") Page<User> findAllByLastname(String lastname, Pageable page);
findAllByLastname(String lastname); List<User> findAllByLastname(String lastname);

findFirstByCreationDate Named Parameter: Sorting

findAllByCityOrderByZipCode @Query("select u from User u where lastname = :lastname")


Pass a parameter of type Sort
List<User> findAllByLastname(
@Param("lastname") String lastname List<User> findAllByLastname(String lastname, Sort sort);
);

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