Support for snake_case column names

Hi,

the preferred naming convention for postgres databases calls for table/column names to be using snake_case, since Dapper allows reading such columns with Dapper.DefaultTypeMap.MatchNamesWithUnderscores <- true could we also somehow add an option for names in record fields to be interpreted as snake_case?

Example:

let r = {
    Id = Guid.NewGuid()
    FirstName = "Works"
    LastName = "Great"
    DateOfBirth = DateTime.Today
    Position = 1
}

let sql, values =
    insert {
        table "person"
        value r
    } |> Deconstructor.insert

printfn "%s" sql 
// INSERT INTO person (id, first_name, last_name, position, date_of_birth) 
// VALUES (@Id0, @FirstName0, @LastName0, @Position0, @DateOfBirth0)"

[Dzoukr]

Thanks for the offer, Michal, but I decided not to complicate the library. Custom mapping over column names is a rabbit hole in the long-term and I’ll keep trying to avoid it as long as possible.

[mnebes]

I also thought it could be a nice indicator that such a record should never leave the context of data access. Anyways, if you decide against such a feature just close this issue, as I said, I can easily work around this. Of course if you decide for it I’d be happy to help with the implementation!