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I just implemented an API on top of the Google Cloud Platform Datastore in just 130 LoC with Magnolia! This must be one of the easiest ways to get persistence in Scala. Is anyone else using GCP? I'm looking for people to help me maintain this. Contact me! https://github.com/propensive/efflorescence/ …pic.twitter.com/Apx0CBtTVQ
Brief explanation: you can create arbitrary case classes, and call `.save()` on them, and they will be persisted (by type name). You can get them back with `Dao[Type].all()`. Nesting and foreign keys are supported. You'll need a GCP account and credentials.
I had to translate that word, because I hoped it is a false friend with "Effloreszenz", and luckily it is.
[googles "effloreszenz"] yeah, that would be a bad name
Not using GCP now, but I did some projects in it, so at least I know what is about :P I can give a hand...
Thank you! I'm more or less completely new to GCP Datastore... Efflorescence was an attempt to learn it. A knowledgeable set of eyes on the code would be very useful! (The code is tiny, just one file, and most of that isn't GCP-relevant code.)
Jon, we are using GCP at @47deg . This would be useful to us if we can get those values back in `Effect` or `IO`. If interested in a cats integration we'd love to contribute it.
I would be thoroughly excited by the prospect! I'd love to explore whether this can be done in a more general way, à la "modes"...
Sounds like it might be more a more performant solution than Google's Java implementation! That hasn't been my main goal, but it's definitely worth a look. Thanks!
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