doytowin/doyto-query

Doyto Query is a Java framework that simplifies data access by generating SQL and handling database interactions through annotations and a fluent API. It provides a unified interface for CRUD operations, complex aggregations, and spatial queries across multiple SQL databases, while also supporting MongoDB. The system integrates with Spring Boot to offer automatic configuration, web-layer validation, and caching capabilities.

The project underwent a significant architectural shift, reorganizing the codebase into a multi-module Maven structure with distinct layers for API, SQL, JDBC, and web components. This period introduced a comprehensive set of new annotations, core interfaces, and utility classes to support advanced query building, aggregation, and caching features.

30 changes

This period focused on integrating the library with the Spring Boot ecosystem through auto-configuration for JDBC access and web components. It introduced new features for geographic queries and web-layer validation, while significantly expanding test coverage for configuration, error handling, and domain path processing.

20 changes

This period focused on expanding database compatibility by adding SQL dialects for multiple RDBMS platforms and introducing new JDBC row mapper implementations. The work included refactoring SQL field processing logic and adding comprehensive test coverage for the new features.

9 changes

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