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-= Eduard XVII — The loyal MUC servant
+== Ormpaloompa — Sort-of-ORM for EduardXVII
 
-== Continuous Integration
+Because the friendly MUC chat bot EduardXVII needs to deal in several places
+with simple-structured SQLite tables, I created this tiny object-relational
+mapper. It stinks in several places, but it also gets its job done. Coverage is
+over 85% and should go further north.
 
-We currently use the CI of Gitlab.com, but it might be warranted to use a
-dedicated runner which could execute the requests much faster. This is work
-for Future Homer.
+It mainly consists of the class `Table` which can be used as follows.
 
-Currently everything is configured in the file `.gitlab-ci.yml`:
+As simple class could look like this:
 
-[source,yaml]
+[source,java]
 ----
-include::../../../.gitlab-ci.yml[]
+class Bird {
+     @Column(identity = true)
+     public Integer id;
+
+     @Column
+     public String name;
+}
 ----
 
-NOTE: Replacing `ec.SunEC` is done here because there were problems in the
-      Docker container with OpenJDK. Apparently making a HTTPS connection
-      to the Gradle repositories would not work.
-\ No newline at end of file
+Then create a `Table<Bird>` object and use it to interact with the database.
+
+[source,java]
+----
+Table<Bird> t = new Table<>(Bird.class, someDatabaseConnection);
+Bird newBird = new Bird();
+newBird.name = "A new bird";
+Object id = table.insert(newBird);
+Bird storedBird = t.getById(id).get();
+----