I am trying to count the number of rows in a Postgres database table using diesel and use the returned value in a conditional statement
You can use the count
function directly on a table to count the rows. For example, using the posts
table and establish_connection
function from the Getting Started guide:
use schema::posts;
let conn = establish_connection();
let count = posts::table.count().get_results(&conn).unwrap();
if count > 5 {
println!("That's a lot of posts!");
}
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This exact code did not work but it really helped me map out what I needed to do.
This compiled for my use case,
let count: i64 = users.count().get_result(conn).unwrap();
also should have mentioned that i'm using it with actix-web = "3"
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