Postgresql: sum of count and one column?

Question

I have a user_stats table. One of the columns in the table is driving_time.

user_stats
- user_id (FK)
- driving_time (Int)
- is_new_drive Bool
- is_time_duration Bool

Every time a user drives a new row is created and the is_new_drive is set to true. Every time a user ends a drive a new row is created with is_time_duration set to true and the driving_time set to the amount of seconds driven.

I want to run a query that returns:

drives_and_duration_total | user_id

drives_and_duration_total is the sum of counting all drives for a user and the amount of time driven for the user. So I want one number that is the sum of the number of is_new_drive == true records plus the sum of the driving_time column for a given user.

So, if user 10 drove 25 times and the sum of all the driving_time for the user is 23034 then the drives_and_duration_total should be 23059 (23034+25).

What query could allow me to get that type of table as a result (I would group by user_id...).

I've looked at this question:

How to compute the sum of multiple columns in PostgreSQL

but, I am not sure if and how this would lead me to the answer I need because I am not just computing the sum of columns, I am in need to compute the sum of one column and count the number of rows for is_new_drive=true case and then get the total...

Answer 1

The referenced question asks and answers how to compute the sum of columns in the same row. This is not what you need instead you need the sum function. This computes the sum of values in the column. So:

select user_id, sum(driving_time) + 25 as drive_minuets
  from user_stats 
 group by user_id 
 where is_time_duration;