README.md

###clone repository:

git clone git://github.com/allwefantasy/ServiceFramework.git ServiceFramework

###Database Configuration

• Create a database named wow in mysql server
• Create tables by running wow.sql file which in sql directory

Check mysql port ,username,and password in configuration file like follows:

config/application.yml 

development:
    datasources:
        mysql:
           host: 127.0.0.1
           port: 3306
           database: wow
           username: root
           password: root

###Do some boring things.

• Remove all packages in src,test.DO NOT DELETE META-INF in src
• Copy jar/service_framework.jar to lib directory
• Import to your preferred IDE。I recommend you Idea Intellij (Community version)

###Coding

Create a new Model class
com.example.model.Tag

public class Tag extends Model {
}

Notice that you can declare fileds manually otherwise ServiceFramework will auto generate fields for you.

HmHm ,now create a controller
com.example.controller.TagController

public class TagController extends ApplicationController {

    @At(path = "/tag", types = RestRequest.Method.POST)
    public void saveTag() {
        Tag tag = Tag.create(params());
        tag.save();
        render(tag);
    }
}

Create a startup Class

com.example.MyFirstApplication

public class MyFirstApplication extends Application {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        ServiceFramwork.scanService.setLoader(MyFirstApplication.class);
        Application.main(args);
    }
}

Run in your IDE. Now you can access your Controller using curl

curl -XPOST 'http://127.0.0.1:9500/tag' -d 'name=java'

All done .Check whether the data have been persisted in tag table.