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== DDAO ORM Overview == DDAO (Dynamic Database Access Object) is a flexible ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) library built for Go, designed to facilitate interaction with multiple database systems through a unified interface. === Key Features === * '''Multi-Database Support''': Compatible with: * SQLite * PostgreSQL * SQL Server * Oracle * CockroachDB * YugabyteDB * TiDB * ScyllaDB * Amazon S3 * '''Dynamic Schema Definition''': Allows programmatic definition of table schemas with various field types. * '''Type-Safe Operations''': Supports built-in type conversion and validation. * '''Transaction Support''': Full transaction support for CRUD operations. * '''Comprehensive Testing''': Includes a complete test suite for reliability. * '''Docker Development Environment''': Easy setup for development and testing with Docker. === Installation === To install DDAO, run: <code>go get github.com/jadedragon942/ddao</code> === Usage Example === Here are steps to utilize DDAO: # Define your schema. # Initialize the ORM with a selected database. # Perform CRUD operations. === Architecture === DDAO consists of four core components: # '''ORM''': Manages high-level operations. # '''Object''': Represents data records dynamically. # '''Schema''': Defines table structures and field types. # '''Storage''': Handles database-specific implementations. === Advanced Features === DDAO supports UPSERT operations and offers comprehensive error handling mechanisms to ensure robust database interactions. === Contribution Guidelines === Contributions are welcome! # Fork the repository. # Create a feature branch. # Write tests for your changes. # Ensure all tests pass. # Commit your changes and push to the branch. # Open a Pull Request. === License === DDAO is licensed under the MIT License, allowing modifications and redistribution. == Conclusion == DDAO aims to simplify and standardize multi-database development, improving the developer's experience when interacting with different databases.