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Author: Christian Ehringfeld <c.ehringfeld@t-online.de>
Date:   Sun Sep 13 14:00:16 2015 +0200

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 # CuteEntityManager for Qt
+
+## English
+With CuteEntityManager it is possible to persist, merge, find or delete 
+entities. Its functionality is based on JPA's EntityManager. For a 
+different application I was in search of an easy-to-use ORM. Those particular libraries had either additional dependencies, a smaller 
+functional range, were too "complicated" to use (imho) or bound to 
+specific platforms.
+
+CuteEntityManager basically supports all platforms supported by Qt. 
+Because I am a Java & PHP developer for a living, CuteEntityManager is 
+conceptionally based on the aforementioned EntityManager of JPA and in 
+parts on the PHP Yii framework.
+
+CuteEntityManager builds solely on Qt/C++ techniqes. The properties for 
+the ORM are established by the usage of Q_PROPERTY macros. It is 
+possible to use inheritance. Of course, relations (ONE_TO_ONE, 
+MANY_TO_ONE, ONE_TO_MANY and MANY_TO_MANY) are also possible. To 
+simplify SELECT statements there is a Query API. Thus, it's possible to 
+implement a whole application with database connection without using a 
+single bit of SQL. Of course, you should be aware of the "specifics" of 
+a relational database (notably in matters of relations). Currently, only 
+SQLite support is passably tested. Extensions for MySQL/PGSQL/MSSQL 
+should be possible quite smoothly.
+
+CuteEntityManager is definitely far from a proper (and tested) or even 
+finished state, but because of its use for the creation of another 
+application, surely this state will successively improve. Criticism, 
+praise, improvement suggestions, pull requests and code reviews are 
+welcome at any time. You can reach me directly by mail under
+c.ehringfeld[at]t-online.de.
+
+### Features
+
+- sql table creation based on the Q_PROPERTY macro
+- relational tables can be generated based on getRelations() method (/* hash.insert("addresses", CuteEntityManager::Relation("addresses",RelationType::MANY_TO_MANY))  */ -> creates table "person_addresses"
+- eager data fetch
+- CRUD operations with simple method calls (e.g. entitymanager->create(sharedPtr);)
+- query api (object-oriented method for building SQL queries)
+- Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)
+- Multiple instances
+
+
 ## German
 Mit dem CuteEntityManager ist es möglich, Entities zu persistieren, zu 
 mergen, zu finden und zu löschen. Die Funktionalität ist dem 
@@ -32,32 +74,3 @@ sicherlich fortlaufend verbessern. Kritik, Lob, Verbesserungsvorschläge,
 Pull Requests, Code Reviews sind jederzeit willkommen. Man kann mich auf 
 direktem Wege per Mail an c.ehringfeld[at]t-online.de erreichen.
 
-## English
-With CuteEntityManager it is possible to persist, merge, find or delete 
-entities. Its functionality is based on JPA's EntityManager. For a 
-different application I was in search of an easy-to-use ORM. Those particular libraries had either additional dependencies, a smaller 
-functional range, were too "complicated" to use (imho) or bound to 
-specific platforms.
-
-CuteEntityManager basically supports all platforms supported by Qt. 
-Because I am a Java & PHP developer for a living, CuteEntityManager is 
-conceptionally based on the aforementioned EntityManager of JPA and in 
-parts on the PHP Yii framework.
-
-CuteEntityManager builds solely on Qt/C++ techniqes. The properties for 
-the ORM are established by the usage of Q_PROPERTY macros. It is 
-possible to use inheritance. Of course, relations (ONE_TO_ONE, 
-MANY_TO_ONE, ONE_TO_MANY and MANY_TO_MANY) are also possible. To 
-simplify SELECT statements there is a Query API. Thus, it's possible to 
-implement a whole application with database connection without using a 
-single bit of SQL. Of course, you should be aware of the "specifics" of 
-a relational database (notably in matters of relations). Currently, only 
-SQLite support is passably tested. Extensions for MySQL/PGSQL/MSSQL 
-should be possible quite smoothly.
-
-CuteEntityManager is definitely far from a proper (and tested) or even 
-finished state, but because of its use for the creation of another 
-application, surely this state will successively improve. Criticism, 
-praise, improvement suggestions, pull requests and code reviews are 
-welcome at any time. You can reach me directly by mail under
-c.ehringfeld[at]t-online.de.