fsprojects/Rezoom.SQL
Rezoom.SQL is a .NET library that generates type-safe ADO.NET data access code from SQL, supporting multiple backends including PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and SQLite. It enables developers to map custom CLR types to database columns and query results through a robust type provider and configuration-driven mapping system. The system includes comprehensive tooling, documentation, and demo applications to facilitate integration and testing.
69.1
Adequate · 6 August 2026
1.2k
lines of production code
F#
primary language
1
bus factor · 5 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2016–2017 · Initial release and compiler overhaul
This period marks the initial release of Rezoom.SQL, featuring a complete rewrite of the SQL compiler with a new Abstract Syntax Tree and type inference system. The project established comprehensive documentation, demo applications, and multi-database support for SQLite, Postgres, and TSQL.
23 changes
2019–2026 · User type support and tooling
This period focused on expanding the type provider's capabilities for custom user-defined types across SQL Server and PostgreSQL backends, including JSON, geography, and point data. It also introduced comprehensive test coverage for these mappings and automated build and documentation tooling to streamline package distribution and site generation.
10 changes
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