I've been using Go with Goqu [1] for SQL for a lot of things lately. But, the language shouldn't matter much. The functions are just building the appropriate SQL clauses.
For some of the operations, the method I was using required marshaling the inputs to JSON before sending them over the wire. And that's nicer in a non SQL programming language. But both db's ultimately do have json_build_array/json_build_object for PostgreSQL or json_array/json_object for SQLite3.
For some of the operations, the method I was using required marshaling the inputs to JSON before sending them over the wire. And that's nicer in a non SQL programming language. But both db's ultimately do have json_build_array/json_build_object for PostgreSQL or json_array/json_object for SQLite3.
[1] https://github.com/doug-martin/goqu