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ormCommon ORM Interface for Go, PHP, Rust, and TypeScript

Generate query, row, and relation types from a schema and execute them with language-specific drivers.

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Common interface

Common syntax and structure

The interface defines Query, Binding, Row, and Collection roles and checks Go, PHP, Rust, and TypeScript declarations and results.

Bind before execution

Bind the executor to the root query. Terminals receive values only, and relation queries use the root executor.

Three databases

MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite preserve query semantics. SQL differences and supported features are documented by dialect.

One query in four clients ​

Go ​

go
count, err := gen.Battle().Using(ctx, db).GetCountByServiceSeq(7)

PHP ​

php
$count = Battle::query()->using($db)->getCountByServiceSeq(7);

Rust ​

rust
let count = battle::query().using(&db).get_count_by_service_seq(7).await?;

TypeScript ​

ts
const count = await Battle().using(db).getCountByServiceSeq(7)

Go gen.Battle() returns *gen.BattleQuery. Go passes ctx with the executor, and Rust and TypeScript use asynchronous results. Syntax follows each language; argument meaning, data structure roles, and execution rules are shared.

Read the guide for binding, reads, writes, and relations. See the component diagram for ownership rules.

Implementation status ​

The implemented clients are Go, PHP, Rust, and TypeScript. All four clients provide generated entity APIs and native database execution. See the implementation matrix, checklist, public source readiness plan, and S7 work list for verification scope and remaining work.

DSL · Schema · IR / Plan · Complex query example · Documentation build and deployment · 한국어 문서

MIT License · Go / PHP / Rust / TypeScript

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