php-beryl VS cakephp-swagger-bake

hello YCombinator Community:

I hope everyone is having a great week!!

I'm working on a small key-value database, written in C++ and powered by RocksDB. It started as a hobby, but I am trying to slowly turn it into a stable project.

The project is called BerylDB. A PHP API was released a couple of days ago, and currently working on a NodeJS gateway. I'm super excited about the project and actively improving its functionalities. The server is fully modular, which means that components can be loaded/unloaded as required.

I'm open to collaborations! If you happen to have interested in databases, please let me know. I am on Discord. Any kind of collaboration or feedback would be appreciated

What kind of AI, Machine learning or automation system would make your server-side development easier? I'd love to learn.

Discord: https://discord.gg/H6HVxeDq

Docs: https://docs.beryl.dev/

Server repository: https://github.com/beryldb/beryldb

Client (command line): https://github.com/beryldb/beryldb-cli

PHP API: https://github.com/beryldb/php-beryl

As we speak, I am working in an additional set of new APIs, in different languages. We already have a PHP gateway, a CLI, and currently working on a Javascript client. You may learn more about these on the project's website.

As we speak, I am actively working in adding new APIs. We already have a PHP gateway, a CLI, and currently working on a JS API. You may learn more about it on the project in our doc website. As of our most recent version, the server is fully modular. Clients can load/unload modules as needed.

As of now, BerylDB is a project to learn more about the intriguing database world 🤓. However, I would certainly be delightful to make it a real project in the future. I am now releasing the server's PHP API and would appreciate any kind of feedback. It is a very small API, and I am thinking to continue working on it.

I do work in that space. I build APIs and I use them. I built a springdoc for php so I know a bit about what I am talking about: https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake

The Postman UX is not good on it. It's easy to get lost in tabs, they should ditch the tabs and categorize requests under the actual endpoint. There is also no way to easily save like requests and give them better names that is also searchable. It's also built on electron which means its slow and clunky.

There is nothing good in this space. Swagger would do it if they let you save requests to local browser storage and just added a history dropdown to the endpoints. I use swagger and save common requests to a file system and open them in sublime. if its just JSON payloads I am working with it does the job.

This https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake and this https://mixerapi.com have been the result of my work.

This can easily integrate into your existing github actions, here is an example of its usage on a project I maintain: https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake

https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake which builds out openapi from your cakephp applications meta data. One of many projects I took up to occupy myself during covid lockdowns.

Really anything modern works. I thought Laravel was supposed to be easy to learn, but I have only poked around. Symfony is fine, I've done a lot in it. I've used CakePHP a ton and as a shameless promotion I built this OpenAPI/Swagger/Redoc generator for it: https://github.com/cnizzardini/cakephp-swagger-bake/ and if my side project was further a long I'd of course recommend: https://mixerapi.com buts its still alpha.