rm_orm: MongoDB ORM for Rust

rm_orm is an open-source, fast, and memory-efficient Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library for MongoDB written in Rust. It allows seamless integration between Rust structs and MongoDB collections by automatically converting structs to models.

Features

• Derive Model: Easily convert your Rust structs to MongoDB models by deriving the Model trait.

• Collection Name Customization: Set the collection name for your models using the #[coll_name] attribute.

• Non-Heap Copy: rm_orm is designed for efficiency, providing a non-heap copy ORM solution for MongoDB.

Getting Started

1. Derive the Model trait for your structs and customize collection names using #[coll_name]:

   #[derive(Model)]
   #[coll_name = "Books"]
   pub struct Book {
       // ... fields here
   }
   

2. Connect to MongoDB and start using the ORM:

   use rm_orm::{RmORM, Model};
   
   #[tokio::main]
   async fn main() {
       // Connect to MongoDB
       let db = RmORM::connect("admin", "123", "localhost", "27019", "main_db").await;
   
       // Create a new Book instance
       let mut the_book = Book::new(&db).await;
       the_book.fill(/* fill with your data */);
   
       // Save the book
       the_book.save().await.unwrap();
   }
   

Feel free to use this updated version with the new name "rm_orm" throughout the documentation.