CRUDTable

Mixin interface that adds create, update, and delete convenience methods directly on an entity class, delegating to the entity's attached Stormify instance, else the instance of the enclosing transaction, else the default. T is the entity class itself, so create and update return it, as stormify.create(entity) does.

Each call routes through the ambient-transaction registry, so when invoked from inside a stormify.transaction { } block the work runs on the transaction's connection and participates in its commit/rollback. Outside a transaction each call runs in auto-commit on a fresh pool connection.

class User(var id: Int = 0, var name: String = "") : CRUDTable<User>

stormify.asDefault()
stormify.transaction {
    val alice = User(name = "Alice").create()      // uses tx connection
    User(1, "Bob").update()                        // same tx
}

public class User implements CRUDTable<User> { ... }

User alice = new User("Alice").create();

Especially useful from Java, where Kotlin extension functions are not available: implementing this interface exposes the CRUD methods as plain instance methods that the Java compiler recognises.