Having something to generate queries is more important than having the thing that will actually go run the query, especially for a lot of internal use cases. This is heavily built around the idea of using data classes. In this case, it specifically uses adders simply because that's what I was more familiar with at the time that I started building this. But essentially, you create a class with essentially all of your columns specified on that class with the name and the type. Not SQL, but not super heavy.

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