I'm trying to store a List of integers here is what I am doing:
MODEL
case class Score(
scoresPerTime: List[Int]
)
object Scores extends Table[Score]("SCORES"){
def scorePerTime = column[List[Int]]("SCORE_PER_TIME")
//...more code
}
Controller
val form = Form(
Map(
"scoresPerTime" -> list(number)
)(Score.apply)(Score.unapply)
)
I get one compilation error:
.... could not find implicit value for parameter tm: scala.slick.lifted.TypeMapper[List[Int]][error] def scorePerTime = column[List[Int]]("SCORE_PER_TIME")
How can I fix this to enter a list? or maybe try another option like a tuple, enum...
You can do that by defining a type mapper from let's say List[Int] to String and vice-versa.
One possibility:
implicit def date2dateTime = MappedTypeMapper.base[List[Int], String](
list => list mkString ",",
str => (str split "," map Integer.parseInt).toList
)
I say it's a possibility 'cause I haven't tested. Not sure the fact it's returning a list will disrupt Slick. One place where it can be ambiguous are aggregate queries, where you'd want to count the number of ,
and not do a count(field)
(which will obviously be one).
But this is completely non-relation. The relational way would be to have a new table with two fields, one foreign key referring one line at table SCORES
and another field with one SCORE_PER_TIME
. The foreign key should be a non-unique index so searches are fast. And slick handles this pretty well.
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