feat(writers): quote default values based on SQL column type
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Bun and GORM struct tags now emit quoted defaults for string/date/time/UUID
columns (e.g. default:'disconnected') and unquoted defaults for numeric and
boolean columns (e.g. default:0, default:true). Function-call expressions
such as now() or gen_random_uuid() are never quoted regardless of type.

Adds QuoteDefaultValue(value, sqlType) helper in pkg/writers and updates
both type mappers and the bun writer tests accordingly.
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Hein
2026-02-20 16:03:50 +02:00
parent 77436757c8
commit 480038d51d
4 changed files with 98 additions and 10 deletions

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@@ -81,6 +81,64 @@ func SanitizeFilename(name string) string {
return name
}
// QuoteDefaultValue wraps a sanitized default value in single quotes when the SQL
// column type requires it (strings, dates, times, UUIDs, enums). Numeric types
// (integers, floats, serials) and boolean types are left unquoted. Function-call
// expressions such as now() or gen_random_uuid() are always left unquoted regardless
// of type, because they contain parentheses.
//
// Examples (varchar): "disconnected" → "'disconnected'"
// Examples (boolean): "true" → "true"
// Examples (bigint): "0" → "0"
// Examples (timestamp): "now()" → "now()" (function call never quoted)
func QuoteDefaultValue(value, sqlType string) string {
// Function calls are never quoted regardless of column type.
if strings.Contains(value, "(") || strings.Contains(value, ")") {
return value
}
// Normalise the SQL type: lowercase, strip length/precision suffix.
baseType := strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(sqlType))
if idx := strings.Index(baseType, "("); idx > 0 {
baseType = baseType[:idx]
}
// Types whose default values must NOT be quoted.
unquotedTypes := map[string]bool{
// Integer types
"integer": true,
"int": true,
"int2": true,
"int4": true,
"int8": true,
"smallint": true,
"bigint": true,
"serial": true,
"smallserial": true,
"bigserial": true,
// Float / numeric types
"real": true,
"float": true,
"float4": true,
"float8": true,
"double precision": true,
"numeric": true,
"decimal": true,
"money": true,
// Boolean
"boolean": true,
"bool": true,
}
if unquotedTypes[baseType] {
return value
}
// Everything else (text, varchar, char, uuid, date, time, timestamp, json, …)
// is treated as a quoted literal.
return "'" + value + "'"
}
// SanitizeStructTagValue sanitizes a value to be safely used inside Go struct tags.
// Go struct tags are delimited by backticks, so any backtick in the value would break the syntax.
// This function: