ORCA: GO Programlama Dili için ORM/ODM Kütüphanesi

Abstract

Bu bildiride Go olarak bilinen Golang dili için geliştirilmiş ORCA adında yeni bir ORM kütüphanesi sunulmaktadır. Geliştirilen kütüphane SQLite, MongoDB, RedisDB ve MemcacheDB olmak üzere dört farklı veritabanı sistemine veritabanı tipinden bağımsız olarak destek sunmaktadır. Böylelikle rakiplerinden farklı olarak, veritabanı ve hatta veritabanı tipi değiştirildiğinde bile uygulamanın kaynak kodunu değiştirmeden kullanabilme imkanı sunmaktadır. Bunun dışında benzerlerine göre daha kullanıcı dostu ve daha yüksek performans sağlayan bir kütüphanedir. Ayrıca kullanıcının kendi fonksiyonlarını yazabilmesini sağlayan yerel kanca (local hook) ve global kanca (global hook) yapılarını sunmaktadır.

Keywords

• ORM Kütüphanesi,Go,Golang,veritabanı,GORM,XORM

ORCA: An ORM/ODM Library for Go Programming Language

Abstract

This paper proposes a new ORM library, namely ORCA, for the Golang (Go) language. The proposed library supports four different database systems (SQLite, MongoDB, RedisDB and MemcacheDB), regardless of database type. Thus, unlike its competitors, it offers the possibility to use the database without changing the source code ıf when the database or even the database type is changed. Besides, ORCA performs better with a more user friendly syntax compared to its competitors. ORCA also offers local hook and global hook structures that enable the user to write their own functions.

Keywords

• ORM Library,Go,Golang,database,GORM,XORM

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