Welcome! This project implements the [relational document](/) concepts for Java, Kotlin, Scala, and Groovy applications. It uses four different modules to provide an idiomatic developer experience across four major JVM languages.
This module does most of the heavy lifting for all languages. It provides an optimal Java experience and an optimal Kotlin experience when using a reflection-based JSON serializer. Queries that can return one-or-none return an `Optional<T>` instance. This module also has Kotlin extensions on the <abbrtitle="Java Database Connectivity">JDBC</abbr>`Connection` type
This module provides a native Scala API for this library, using its collection types instead of the default Java collections, and returns the Scala `Option[A]` type for one-or-none queries. It also provides Scala extension methods for the `Connection` type.
This module utilizes [`kotlix.serialization`][kotlinx] for its serialization and deserialization, which implements these actions without reflection. As its primary consumer is Kotlin, it returns `null` for one-or-none queries.
- The "Docs" heading above will take you to the "Getting Started" page for these libraries, and is the entry point for all documentation (currently under active development).
- The "Core API" heading links to the JavaDoc for the `core` module. Groovy consumers can also review the `Connection` extension functions there.
- The "Scala API" heading links to the ScalaDoc for the `scala` module.
- The "KotlinX API" heading links to the JavaDoc for the `kotlinx` module.
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