mORMot Open Source

mORMot is awesome! I genuinely recommend it to people everywhere when appropriate

I've not used gitlab before, but the majority of the World is using github, it must for a good reason.

With github I can contribute changes very easily and I believe many are familiar with the process. How the gitlab's process compared to github's Fork-Clone-Edit-Commit-CreatePR process?

@ab,

I filled and submitted the survey form. The most important thing is: Please keep the current forum, it contains a lot of value-able contents!!!

@macfly, Lazarus supports extensions, of course.

If you plan to keep Delphi 7 compatibility, I guess my XE4 is safe then

Why is that? I don't think so. If you want to compile sqlite.c with XE7 and you don't have one, then buy one. If you want to compile it with a free compiler, the way I see it you have three options:
#1 - Make changes yourself.
#2 - Pay someone else capable to make the changes.
#3 - Ask others help for free.

Obviously the OP is taking approach #3 but somehow @ab couldn't respond to him for some reason, and the OP then posted this thread which doesn't seem very friendly nor very polite, not even consist with the facts.

3 days after Erick's post, WINE 5.0's released: https://www.winehq.org/news/2020012101

Hey Erick, thank you again for the very insightful and helpful info!
So in order for this kind of web server programs to run under WINE, all you need is a Delphi-compiled console mORMot program that that doesn't have  a VCL GUI.

Thanks Erick

One question - I guess if you use WINE to deploy your Delphi program, you won't be able to debug on the target platform (FreeBSD or Linux)?

@ab,
It's perfect if one can port their apps to FPC which supports a lot of compilers, but as Erick has mentioned, with the WINE you can continue using Delphi and your 3rd party libraries, that's a huge benefit if you have time and resource constraints.

I guess your last line was intended to reply "Delphi 64bit sqlite compilation" ( https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5127)

Thank you, ab.
I downloaded sqlite3-64.dll from http://synopse.info/files/SQLite3-64.7z, and found it's 600+KB smaller than the official one from sqlite.org, not sure why. I assume it has all the FTS4/5 and json1, right?

In this case I don't need to encrypt the sqlite db file, I guess I don't lose any other features aside from slightly slower performance, right?

BTW, for dynamic linking I should download the sqlite3.dll from sqlite.org but not from somewhere on synopse.info, right?

Hello ab,

I'm getting a "[dcc64 Fatal Error] F2084 Internal Error: AV0858E903-R343E15EC-0" error when trying to compile with XE4/Win64.
I'm wondering if there is a any workaround, I'm currently using dynamic linking (.dll)? I'm using the latest github repository committed on  Jan 14, 2020.
Thanks.

Happy holidays to all mORMot authors and users!
mORMot is the most powerful web framework for the Pascal/Delphi community, it's been becoming more and more powerful and mature over the past years and I believe it will become better in the future.
Delphi's been the best desktop development tool, and now with mORMot, Delphi/Lazarus has also become  a very good server-side development tool as well, and this is not possible without ab and other contributor's good work!

Thanks for the new implementation, ab, I actually didn't take into account nested JSON objects.

I tested the new version and found an issue that's also exist with my implementation (which I didn't notice until now).

The issue is with tags with 3 brackets, in that case the result will include an extra unwanted '}' at the end of the rendering result.
I guess the following test can reveal the issue.

  helpers := mustache.HelpersGetStandardList(['jsonhelper'], [MustacheHelper]);
  mustache := TSynMustache.Parse('{{{jsonhelper {a:"a",b:10}}}}');
  html := mustache.RenderJSON('', nil, helpers);
  Check(html='a=a,b=10');

@ab,

the gihtub PR is here: https://github.com/synopse/mORMot/pull/260
Please review and make changes as needed. Thanks.

If you do so, be sure to use TSQLRawBlob as the field type.

For your concerns about the performance of sqlite itself, read:
SQLite small blob storage: 35% Faster Than the Filesystem:

https://www.sqlite.org/fasterthanfs.html

Hey!
I didn't know about that, even after using mORMot for such a long time!
Well done and thanks, ab!

not sure, sorry. actually I don't quite understand Swagger

Why not assign cross-node unique  IDs using TSynUniqueIdentifierGenerator on the client side?

@ab, FYI,
In my view, for me to adopt a new methodology, I need to answer ALL of the following questions
- What are the **disadvantages** of using directly TSQLRecord?
- What are the **advantages** of using KDD/DDD?
- Are these disadvantages/advantages **significant** without significant side effects/penalties like class explosion?