mmcgill / hyde

Simple Object to Entity mapper for Windows Azure Storage

TechSmith Hyde

Object to Entity mapper for Windows Azure, it hydrates and dehydrates objects to and from storage (Think ORM for table storage).

Features

• Super simple access to Azure Table Storage. Use your existing POCO C# objects and map Table Storage entities to them.
• Easily unit test your code that accesses Table Storage with an in-memory test double. No complicated mocks or stubs required!
• Automatically batches large reads & writes to optimize common operations.
• Handles quirks of your local Azure emulator for you. (Upserts work locally!)

Basic Example

using TechSmith.Hyde;
using TechSmith.Hyde.Table;

public class Color
{
  public string HexColorCode
  {
    get;
    set;
  }
}

var storageAccount = new ConnectionStringCloudStorageAccount( "YourConnectionStringHere" );
var tableStorage = new AzureTableStorageProvider( storageAccount );

var color = tableStorage.Get<Color>( "MyColorsTable", "Red", "Crimson" );

More examples and getting started help can be found on the wiki

###License BSD 3-Clause, see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause

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