Well the MongoDB part already exists as part of JNoSQL (at Eclipse) Also possible SQL++ support or GraphQL (MongoDB recently announced to support it) is more likely subject to the Jakarta NoSQL spec to some extent. Are you an Eclipe committer already Denis or have you signed the ECA? Werner Yes, I will add just the interfaces there and whatever is couchbase specific will be implement on couchbase driver. I think I can also implement the Mongo part as well. Is LiquiCouch a Driver or Extension to CouchBase or CouchDB Drivers? Either way, we should get something structured into https://github.com/jnosql if we want to invite third party extensions to contribute something there. Either along the lines of https://github.com/eclipse/jnosql-diana-driver (probably someting like jnosql-thirdparty-driver or similar) Or an extensions repository a bit like https://github.com/eclipse/jnosql-artemis-extension Werner If possible, I would vote for creating a repo at https://github.com/jnosql .We can get more interest from contributors there. That's up to you.
I can create a repository easily and give you access to it.
https://github.com/jnosql
If you decide to create on your repository, please, share here so we can help you with it. Hi Otavio! We could start with proposal 1 then. Should I work on a personal repo first or do you want to create a new repo there already? Hey Denis, how are you?
I'm glad to see you around here :) 1) I like that, we could create a project initially under JNoSQL umbrella: https://github.com/jnosql
When the project is more mature we can move it under JNoSQL and start the legal process.
2) The SQL++ still with several points to improvements, such as I still not enable to say that all NoSQL implements that. E.g.: Cassandra does not support joins in any way, the same to MongoDB. What we have is a "Least common multiple" of a NoSQL database defined from the type: https://github.com/eclipse/jnosql/blob/master/diana/diana-query/src/main/java/org/eclipse/jnosql/diana/query/Query.g4
The whole point is with SQL++ we have more exceptions than rule, which might be similar to use JPA into NoSQL API.
Yes, we can use Dev.Next to talk about it. Dear All, As I have mentioned on Twitter, I'm super excited about this project, and I would like to propose 2 features that I would like to work on: 1) I have created a simple liquibase-like framework for couchbase which helps with schema migration during the application startup (https://github.com/deniswsrosa/liquicouch). My implementation is actually a fork of a similar framework for mongo. We could migrate the framework to JNOSQL and add support for multiple databases. 2) Add query support with SQL++ Using some of the SQL++ keywords we could also extend the query support generated by the repository DSL and become more appealing than Spring Data for NoSQL databases. Finally, SQL++ should work with both Document and Columnar storages, so it will cover the vast majority of the NoSQL databases out there. OBS: @Otavio I will also speak at Dev.Next, we could also meet there to discuss more about it. What do you guys think about it? _______________________________________________
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