@odata2ts/odata-query-objects
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Q-Objects are the magic sauce for the odata-query-builder and allow for renaming and type conversion
Q-Objects are building blocks which are generated by odata2ts. They are the counterpart to the typescript model interfaces and allow for complex and powerful query semantics, renaming and type conversion.
Main documentation for the odata2ts eco system: https://odata2ts.github.io
See folder test for unit tests.
This project is open to feature requests, suggestions, bug reports, usage questions etc. via GitHub issues.
Contributions and feedback are encouraged and always welcome.
See the contribution guidelines for further information.
This project and this module have been created and are maintained in the following spirit:
The base idea for generating and using "Query Objects" stems from QueryDsl. Jooq also works this way.
MIT - see License.
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Q-Objects are the magic sauce for the odata-query-builder and allow for renaming and type conversion
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