Hanami::Model
A Ruby persistence framework for Hanami 1.x applications, using entities and repositories to separate domain logic from storage details.
What is Hanami::Model?
Hanami::Model is a Ruby persistence framework that provides entities and repositories to handle data storage in Hanami 1.x applications. It separates domain logic from persistence details, allowing developers to focus on business behaviors while abstracting database interactions. The framework supports SQL adapters and includes features like automapping and automatic timestamp management.
Ruby developers building applications with the Hanami 1.x framework who need a structured, clean architecture for data persistence. It's suited for projects emphasizing Domain-Driven Design and separation of concerns.
Developers choose Hanami::Model for its strict separation between entities (domain logic) and repositories (persistence), which reduces coupling and improves testability. Its repository pattern provides a stable, storage-independent API, making it easier to switch databases or handle legacy schemas without affecting application code.
Overview
Ruby persistence framework with entities and repositories
Use Cases
Best For
- Building Hanami 1.x applications with clean architecture
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