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Embark
Micro document database with a focus on visibility & simplicity. The same 35kb dll is used for: - Saving data to text file(s) locally - Optionally hosting and connecting to a HTTP Embark server - Optional runtime-only persistence for unit testing/mocks - Doesn't force any ID or [Attribute] conventions you that you must use - Still, optional convention based interaction is avaliable. - Flexible constructor injection for custom behaviour of data storage and/or serialization. Examples & source @ http://ideaflare.github.io/embark Feedback, suggestions & pull requests welcome!
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Micro document database with a focus on visibility & simplicity. The same 35kb dll is used for: - Saving data to text file(s) locally - Optionally hosting and connecting to a HTTP Embark server - Optional runtime-only persistence for unit testing/mocks - Doesn't force any ID or [Attribute] conventions you that you must use - Still, optional convention based interaction is avaliable. - Flexible constructor injection for custom behaviour of data storage and/or serialization. Examples & source @ http://ideaflare.github.io/embark Feedback, suggestions & pull requests welcome!
We found that embark demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 23 Feb 2016
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