A lightweight NoSQL document store for Android using key/value pairs with basic querying capabilities.
SimpleNoSQL is a lightweight NoSQL client library for Android that provides document-based storage using key/value pairs. It simplifies data persistence by eliminating the need for manual SQL database setup and schema management, allowing developers to save and retrieve objects with minimal boilerplate code.
Android developers who need a simple, no-fuss persistence solution for prototyping, small apps, or scenarios where a full SQL database is overkill.
It offers a straightforward API that reduces development time compared to traditional SQLite, with built-in serialization via Gson and basic querying capabilities without the overhead of complex database configurations.
A simple NoSQL client for Android. Meant as a document store using key/value pairs and some rudimentary querying. Useful for avoiding the hassle of SQL code.
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The fluent API reduces setup time, as shown in the README where saving data requires just a few lines of code without manual SQL configuration.
Integrates Gson for automatic serialization and deserialization, allowing Java objects to be stored directly as documents without extra steps.
Supports filtering with DataFilter and sorting with DataComparator, enabling customized result sets for simple use cases without complex SQL.
Focuses on developer convenience by abstracting database complexities, making it ideal for rapid prototyping and small apps where SQLite is overkill.
The README explicitly warns that the API is in a wildly fluctuating state during active development, risking breaking changes and maintenance headaches.
Only offers basic filtering and sorting; lacks advanced features like joins, aggregates, or indexing, which can hinder complex data operations.
Relies solely on Gson for serialization, which may not suit projects using other libraries like Jackson or requiring custom serialization logic.