Object Cloud Mapper

Backend code is boring, why not automate it. OCM allows you to only focus on frontend logic. All you need to do is to define a couple of typescript classes, type a cli command to get a working application, including both frontend and backend. OCM will deploy services to the cloud and create database tables. Here is a quick example:

We use a typescript class (src/Catalog/Private/Product.ts) to represent a table

import * as Biz from '@ocmts/biz';

@Biz.published
export class Product extends Biz.ActiveRecord {
  public name: string;
  public price: number;
}

Define some initial products (src/init/Catalog/Private/Product.json)

[
  { "name": "keybord A", "price": 100 },
  { "name": "mouse B", "price": 102 }
]

Then deploy them into the cloud:

ocm model update

In frontend code (src/Catalog/Ui/React/demo.tsx), we can query the products using:

import * as Biz from '@ocmts/biz';
import { Product } from '@/Catalog/Private/Product';

const scene = new Biz.Scene();
const products = await scene.query(Product, { name: 'mouse B' });

Cloud Neutral

Cloud service providers want to lock you in via their lambda and other private offerings. OCM allow you to use plain old typescript object, instead of private APIs to talk to the cloud services.

Is it free?

OCM will soon be open sourced under the Apache License. If you are interested in, join our slack channel.