StructMap Service

StructMap Service is a powerful and easy-to-use HTTP-based service for managing in-memory data structures. It leverages the compactmap and structmap libraries to provide efficient storage and retrieval of data. This repository contains the server implementation using FastHTTP and a client library to interact with the server.

Features

• Add: Add new items to the storage.
• Get: Retrieve items by ID.
• Delete: Remove items by ID.
• Update: Update items based on conditions.
• SetField: Update a single field of an item.
• SetFields: Update multiple fields of an item.
• Find: Find items based on conditions.
• Iterate: Iterate over all items in the storage.
• Clear: Clear all items in the storage.

Server

The server uses FastHTTP for high-performance HTTP handling. It exposes a set of API endpoints to interact with the in-memory data structures.

API Endpoints: - POST /api/add - GET /api/get?id=<id> - GET /api/delete?id=<id> - POST /api/update - POST /api/setfield - POST /api/setfields - POST /api/find - GET /api/iterate - GET /api/clear

Client

The client library provides convenient methods to interact with the StructMap Service via HTTP. It simplifies sending requests and handling responses from the server.

Why Use StructMap Service?

StructMap Service offers a simple yet powerful way to manage in-memory data structures via HTTP API. This setup is particularly useful for:

• Microservices: Easily interact with in-memory data across different services.
• Rapid Prototyping: Quickly set up a backend service to handle data without setting up a database.
• Scalability: High