Gilhari Simple Example
Demonstrates a RESTful Gilhari microservice providing Object-Relational Mapping for JSON objects with CRUD operations, filtering, and aggregate queries using user-specified IDs.
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Explore the capabilities of Gilhari, a Docker-compatible microservice framework that revolutionizes RESTful Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) for JSON objects across any relational database. This repository provides a straightforward example of how to leverage Gilhari to establish a RESTful microservice for persisting JSON data, complete with basic CRUD operations, advanced filtering, and aggregate queries using user-specified primary keys. Gilhari stands out by automating the handling of REST APIs, JSON CRUD operations, and database schema setup, significantly reducing manual coding requirements. This example can function as a standalone microservice or integrate with the ORMCP Server, offering a robust foundation for building data persistence layers for modern applications.
Key Features
- Deploy as a Docker-compatible RESTful microservice for easy integration and scalability.
- Execute advanced queries with filtering, aggregate operations (e.g., COUNT), and GraphQL-like projections.
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- Perform basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for JSON objects with user-specified IDs.
- Implement Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) for JSON objects to any relational database.
- Automate REST API generation and relational database schema setup from JSON object models.
Use Cases
- Create a RESTful microservice to persist and manage custom JSON object data.
- Rapidly develop and expose REST APIs for application data without extensive manual coding.
- Learn and prototype Gilhari's Object-Relational Mapping capabilities for JSON object persistence.
- Integrate a robust data persistence layer into existing or new applications.
