I created Relational Mapper, for situations where there is a relational
database with certain amount of relations between tables and it's just not
cool to fetch data from each table separately nor to write custom code for
each such project so, with this library, you can just call:
(find_all db-state :posts #{:authors :attachments} [:= post.id 1])
and assuming you have appropriate relations between these tables, you'll get:
{:posts {:title "Christmas"
:body "Merry Christmas!"
:id 1
:authors_id 10
:authors {:name "Rudolf" :id 10}
:attachments [{:name "rudolf.png" :id 100 :posts_id 1}
{:name "santa.png" :id 101 :posts_id 1}]
The code is here: https://github.com/netizer/relational_mapper
Please, guys, let me know what do you think, and if you have any ideas
about improvements. If somebody would be so kind to take a look at the
code, it would be awesome to read some feedback.
Krzysiek Heród
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