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Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.

Example of use

require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred

@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API

Supported ORMs

Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.

We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.

To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb

Goals

ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.

ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.

If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.

Projects using orm_adapter

Get in touch if you want your project added to this list

History

orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.

José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.

Development

To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:

git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec

Copyright

Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.

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Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
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Resources
Readme
MIT license
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
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MIT license
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
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MIT license
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
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MIT license
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
Get in touch if you want your project added to this list
History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
About
Provides a single point of entry for using basic features of ruby ORMs
Resources
Readme
MIT license
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document.head.appendChild(style);
}
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #1a1a2e !important;
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
}
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[data-theme="light"], [data-theme="light"],
.ace_editor, .ace_editor *,
.CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,
.monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,
.markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,
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filter: none !important;
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #2d2d44 !important;
border-color: #444 !important;
}
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::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }
';
}
function removeDarkMode() {
var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');
if (style) style.remove();
}
// Toggle with Alt+Shift+D
document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {
if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {
e.preventDefault();
enabled = !enabled;
if (enabled) {
applyDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');
} else {
removeDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');
}
}
});
// Apply on load
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// Re-apply on dynamic content
var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {
applyDarkMode();
}
});
observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');
})();
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();
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ORM Adapter
Provides a single point of entry for popular ruby ORMs. Its target audience is gem authors who want to support more than one ORM.
Example of use
require'orm_adapter'User# is it an ActiveRecord, DM Resource, or MongoId Document?User.to_adapter.find_first:name=>'Fred'# we don't care!user_model = User.to_adapteruser_model.get!(1) # find a record by iduser_model.find_first(:name=>'fred') # find first freduser_model.find_all(:name=>'fred') # find all fredsuser_model.find_all(:order=>:name) # find all freds, ordered by nameuser_model.create!(:name=>'fred') # create a fred
@see OrmAdapter::Base for more details of the supported API
Supported ORMs
Currently supported ORMs are ActiveRecord, DataMapper and MongoId.
We welcome you to write new adapters as gems. ORM Adapter will stay focused in having these three major ORMs working.
To write an adapter look at lib/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record.rb for an example of implementation. To see how to test it, look at spec/orm_adapter/example_app_shared.rb, spec/orm_adapter/adapters/active_record_spec.rb. You’ll need to require the target ORM in spec/spec_helper.rb
Goals
ORM Adapter goal is to support a minimum API used by most of the plugins that needs agnosticism beyond Active Model.
ORM Adapter will support only basic methods, as get, find_first, create! and so forth. It is not ORM Adapter’s goal to support different query constructions, handle table joins, etc.
If you need complex queries, we recommend you to subclass ORM Adapters in your plugin and extend it expressing these query conditions as part of your domain logic.
Projects using orm_adapter
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History
orm_adapter is an extraction from pickle by Ian White. Pickle’s orm adapter included work by Daniel Neighman, Josh Bassett, Marc Lee, and Sebastian Zuchmanski.
José Valim suggested the extraction, and worked on the first release with Ian.
Development
To run the specs, you can start from the last known good set of gem dependencies in Gemfile.lock.development:
git clone http://github.com/ianwhite/orm_adapter
cd orm_adapter
cp Gemfile.lock.development Gemfile.lock
bundle
bundle exec rake spec
Copyright
Copyright © 2010-2011 Ian White and José Valim. See LICENSE for details.
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