First, we need to initialize a SqueryContext with a standard JDBC DataSource.
You will probably want to use a connection pool for performance (like HikariCP).

import ba.sake.squery.{*, given}
// import one of these if needed:
// import ba.sake.squery.postgres.{*, given}
// import ba.sake.squery.mysql.{*, given}
// import ba.sake.squery.mariadb.{*, given}
// import ba.sake.squery.oracle.{*, given}
// import ba.sake.squery.h2.{*, given}

val ds = com.zaxxer.hikari.HikariDataSource()
ds.setJdbcUrl(..)
ds.setUsername(..)
ds.setPassword(..)

val ctx = SqueryContext(ds)

Now we can run queries inside the context:

ctx.run {
  // queries go here!
}

or if you want to run them transactionally:

ctx.runTransaction {
  // queries go here!
}

ctx.run* functions provide an implicit JDBC connection under the cover,
thanks to scala3's context functions! <3