I'm building a "PostgREST for any database" platform
I've lost count of how many times I've written CRUD endpoints for new features and products. It's repetitive and time-consuming, and I haven't been satisfied with existing CRUD generators out there. This inspired me to build what I believe the developer world really needs: a flexible, database-agnostic API layer that provides just the right amount of abstraction. That's why I built Clarabase. What is Clarabase? Clarabase is a generic API layer that provides instant CRUD APIs using a hosted or self-hosted database. Basically you tell it the shape of your data, and it instantly produces a production-ready CRUD API. It's similar to (and inspired by) PostgREST. But Clarabase takes it further by: Supporting multiple databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, etc.) Allowing you to call your API using multiple protocols (REST, GraphQL, MQTT, gRPC, etc.) Using a single schema definition language (JSON Schema) to define schema for any database How it Works in 2 Simple Steps First - ✍️ Define Your Schema - there's a no-code schema editor provided that makes defining your schema simple Then -
I've lost count of how many times I've written CRUD endpoints for new features and products. It's repetitive and time-consuming, and I haven't been satisfied with existing CRUD generators out there. This inspired me to build what I believe the developer world really needs: a flexible, database-agnostic API layer that provides just the right amount of abstraction. That's why I built Clarabase.
What is Clarabase?
Clarabase is a generic API layer that provides instant CRUD APIs using a hosted or self-hosted database. Basically you tell it the shape of your data, and it instantly produces a production-ready CRUD API. It's similar to (and inspired by) PostgREST. But Clarabase takes it further by:
- Supporting multiple databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, etc.)
- Allowing you to call your API using multiple protocols (REST, GraphQL, MQTT, gRPC, etc.)
- Using a single schema definition language (JSON Schema) to define schema for any database
How it Works in 2 Simple Steps
First - ✍️ Define Your Schema - there's a no-code schema editor provided that makes defining your schema simple
Then -
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