Sirop - "SIngle Require Object Persistence"
This is a small experimental toy library which combines localmemcache
with ferret into a tiny persistence layer for "Plain Old Ruby" objects.
It uses as little "magic" metaprogramming tricks as possible.
Example:
require 'sirop'
Sirop.setup! :db => {:size_mb => 1}
class Tag
include Sirop
property :name, :index => true
end
class Category
include Sirop
property :name
end
class Post
include Sirop
property :title, :index => true
property :content, :lazy => true, :index => true
property :category, :model => Category, :index => true
property :tags, :model => Tag, :index => true
end
category = Category.new; category.name = "Misc"; category.save
tag1 = Tag.new; tag1.name = "story"; tag1.save
tag2 = Tag.new; tag2.name = "stuff; tag2.save
post = Post.new
post.title = "First Post!"
post.content = "The lazy fox jumps over the quick brown dog"
post.category = category
post.tags = [tag1, tag2]
post.save
Post.search("tags: #{tag1.id}").each do |post|
puts post.title
end
More examples in: ./examples/game.rb
See also:
* http://github.com/sck/localmemcache
* http://github.com/dbalmain/ferret