This repository demonstrates the reverse-engineering capabilities of the **JDX ORM** framework, which can automatically generate model class definitions and a declarative object relational mapping (ORM) specification from an existing relational database schema.

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with database-generated primary keys (autoincrement IDs)

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with basic CRUD operations, filtering, and aggregate queries

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with INLINE mapping for storing child object attributes in parent's table row

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with many-to-many relationships

A smart inventory watchdog AI Agent that monitors your e-commerce inventory 24/7. Built Using LangChain/LangGraph, GPT, Gmail, ORMCP, and PostgreSQL. ORMCP is an MCP Server providing object-oriented abstractions over relational data.

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with one-to-many relationships

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with implicit attributes for automatic foreign key management in contained (referenced) objects

Function to read in jdx files and return the data in a matrix for use by other functions. Written and tested using MATLAB R2012a. The work is done in read_jdx.m in the function read_jdx.

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with one-to-one and one-to-many BYVALUE (Cascade) relationships and advanced query capabilities

🔄 Reverse-engineer JSON models from relational databases using JDX ORM, demonstrating compatibility with multiple frameworks through the Sakila sample database.

Example of a RESTful Gilhari microservice providing ORM for JSON objects of User class

Documentation for ORMCP - An MCP Server for bridging AI and Database

A RESTful Gilhari microservice demonstrating ORM for JSON objects with an e-commerce application object model having one-to-one and one-to-many relationships (using PostgreSQL)