JDBClike

JDBClike is a Java library that provides a simplified, fluent API for interacting with relational databases. It aims to reduce the boilerplate code typically associated with JDBC operations, making database access more concise and readable. The library offers features such as connection management, query execution, result set iteration, and transaction handling, all wrapped in a more object-oriented and user-friendly interface.

One of the key aspects of JDBClike is its emphasis on reducing common errors. By providing a structured way to handle SQL statements and their results, it helps prevent issues like SQL injection and improper resource closing. The fluent API allows developers to chain method calls, which can improve code clarity and reduce the need for temporary variables.

JDBClike supports various database operations, including selecting, inserting, updating, and deleting data. It also facilitates the execution of stored procedures. The library is designed to be lightweight and performant, with minimal overhead. It can be used with most standard JDBC-compliant databases. While not a full Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework, JDBClike offers a middle ground between raw JDBC and heavier ORMs, providing convenience without abstracting away all database-specific details. Its goal is to empower developers to write cleaner, more maintainable database code in Java applications.