CompositeKey 1.3.0

CompositeKey

Fast and Optimized Composite Keys utilizing Source Generation

What is CompositeKey

CompositeKey is a library for source generating optimal parsing and formatting code for composite identifiers in dotnet.

Implementing concepts widely used in NoSQL databases, such as Amazon DynamoDb, a composite key is where multiple discrete keys are combined to form a more complex structure for use as the primary key of an item in the data.

// They can be simple
[CompositeKey("{PartitionKey}#{SortKey:N}")]
public sealed partial record PrimaryKey(Guid PartitionKey, Guid SortKey);

Console.WriteLine(PrimaryKey.Parse($"{Guid.NewGuid()}#{Guid.NewGuid():N}"));

// Or they can be more complex
[CompositeKey("{PartitionKey}|{AnyParsableValue:0.00}#ConstantValueAsPartOfKey@{FirstPartOfSortKey}~{SecondPartOfSortKey}", PrimaryKeySeparator = '#')]
public sealed partial record ComplexKey(string PartitionKey, SomeEnum FirstPartOfSortKey, Guid SecondPartOfSortKey)
{
    public required int AnyParsableValue { get; init; }
}

var complexKey = new ComplexKey(Guid.NewGuid().ToString(), SomeEnum.Value, Guid.NewGuid()) { AnyParsableValue = 123 };
Console.WriteLine(complexKey.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(complexKey.ToPartitionKeyString());
Console.WriteLine(complexKey.ToSortKeyString());