ActiveORM, it is a object relational mapping which follows the active record pattern.

It supports the major databases(SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and H2). It also provides a query module so you can easily query for objects in an object orientated manner.

Use

This will be a quick tutorial on how to use ActiveORM, if you run in to any issues while using ActiveORM feel free to create an issue on this Github page.

Configuration

This framework was built to be as simple as possible so the configuration has been kept to a very minimum.
You will need to create a configuration file for the database you are using(H2Database, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL).
The configuration file needs to be in a yaml format.

connector: postgre
name: testing
username: development
password: supersecretpasswordthatnooneknows

To load the configuration and initialize the Database object simply call

Database.fromYaml("your configuration file here.yml");

ActiveRecord or Model

These classes are used to create a object which is related to a table in your database.
This is a small example of a ActiveRecord implementation.

@Table(name = "users")
public class User extends ActiveRecord {

    @PrimaryKey
    @Column(name = "id")
    public int id;

    @Column(name = "username")
    public String name;

    @Column(name = "password")
    public String password;

}

Query

The Query object allows you to create a query to get ActiveRecords and Models from the database easily but also delete them from the database.
This is a small example of how to use the Query object.

// Queries the database for the first record that matches
// the conditions and then converts it to a User object
final User user Query.build(User.class).where("username").equalTo("Tom").first();
System.out.printLn(user.name);