Triton uses the Xandra driver underneath.
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Blog:
https://blog.sleeperbot.com/triton-a-cassandra-orm-for-elixir-882dd8f11383
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Thanks for sharing Triton. I am working on a project where I need to store IOT data in Cassandra and do range based queries on clustering columns. e.g. I have temperature sensors data table, where sensor-id is partitioning key, and timestamp is clustering column. I have queries like
select val from temp_sensors where sensor_id = ‘xyz’ and timestamp =< 1521829277556 and timestamp >= 1521827277556
I have read the docs but couldn’t figure out how I can model above query using DSL provided by this lib. Please help.
I’ve added more documentation to the github page.
You can do comparison / range queries with like this:
MessagesByDate
|> select([:message_id, :text])
|> where(channel_id: 1, created: [">=": timestamp_a], created: [<: timestamp_b])
|> MessagesByDate.all
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