eclipse-store-claude

Plugin eclipse-store-claude from marketplace eclipse-store-claude in cyrock-ai/eclipse-store-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 9 days ago.

Skills (14)

• cache-jcache

  Guide Claude on using Eclipse Store's JCache (JSR-107) provider — standalone caches, caches backed by an `EmbeddedStorageManager`, expiry and eviction policies, entry listeners, read-through / write-through with `CacheLoader` / `CacheWriter`, properties-file configuration, and integrations with Hibe

• concurrency-and-locking

  Guide Claude on safe concurrent access to Eclipse Store object graphs — the "mutate + store under the same lock" rule, what is and isn't thread-safe (`EmbeddedStorageManager`, channels, `Storer`, `GigaMap`, `Lazy<T>`, JCache, `Serializer`), and which strategy to use (`XThreads.executeSynchronized`,

• configuration

  Guide Claude on configuring an Eclipse Store embedded storage — directories, channel count, backup, deletion, housekeeping intervals/budgets, file size thresholds, read-only mode, and external configuration loading from INI/XML/YAML/JSON/HOCON. Use this skill when the user asks to "configure storage

• custom-type-handlers

  Guide Claude on writing and registering custom binary type handlers for Eclipse Store / Eclipse Serializer — `CustomBinaryHandler<T>` for current-shape types, `BinaryLegacyTypeHandler.AbstractCustom<T>` for legacy reads, the `Binary` API for reading/writing fields at byte offsets. Use this skill whe

• getting-started

  Guide Claude on initializing, starting, and shutting down an Eclipse Store embedded database. This skill should be used when the user asks to "start EmbeddedStorage", "initialize StorageManager", "set up Eclipse Store", "bootstrap a database", "create an Eclipse Store application", "use EmbeddedStor

• gigamap

  Guide Claude on using GigaMap — Eclipse Store's indexed, lazily-loaded, query-capable collection for very large datasets (millions to billions of entities). **Apply this skill whenever a new entity collection is being designed, or an existing `List` / `Map` / `Set` of persisted entities is being sca

• housekeeping-and-deletion

  Guide Claude on deleting data from Eclipse Store (via reference removal) and on tuning / triggering housekeeping — garbage collection, file compaction, entity cache eviction. Use this skill when the user asks to "delete data", "remove an object", "garbage collect", "issueGarbageCollection", "issueCa

• lazy-loading

  Guide Claude on deferred (lazy) loading of object graphs in Eclipse Store using `Lazy<T>` references and lazy collections (`LazyArrayList`, `LazyHashMap`, `LazyHashSet`). **Apply this skill whenever a new field, collection, or sub-aggregate is added to the persistent model**, or whenever an existing

• legacy-type-mapping

  Guide Claude on evolving persisted class structure in Eclipse Store — renaming, adding, removing, reordering, and retyping fields; renaming and moving classes; deleting classes; supplying explicit mappings via a CSV refactoring file; writing custom legacy type handlers for non-trivial transformation

• root-and-object-graph

  Guide Claude on designing and using the root instance of an Eclipse Store database — the single entry point for the entire persisted object graph. **Apply this skill whenever the persistent object graph is being designed, reviewed, or extended** — root class shape, what lives directly on the root, s

• serializer-standalone

  Guide Claude on using Eclipse Serializer without Eclipse Store — high-performance binary serialization of arbitrary Java object graphs for RPC payloads, file exports, cache values, or RPC messages. This skill should be used when the user asks to "use Serializer without storage", "serialize objects t

• spring-boot

  Guide Claude on integrating Eclipse Store into Spring Boot 3 applications — the `integrations-spring-boot3` starter, `org.eclipse.store.*` configuration properties, auto-wiring `EmbeddedStorageManager`, designing the root bean, and the `@Read` / `@Write` / `@Mutex` AOP aspects that wrap mutation + s

• storage-targets-afs

  Guide Claude on using Eclipse Store's Abstract File System (AFS) to run storage against backends other than the local filesystem — AWS S3 (general & directory buckets), Azure Blob, Google Cloud Firestore, Oracle Cloud Object Storage, Redis, Kafka, DynamoDB, SQL-backed blob stores, plus local NIO. Us

• storing-data

  Guide Claude on persisting object graphs with Eclipse Store — the "modified object must be stored" rule, the difference between lazy and eager storing, how `store()` / `storeAll()` / `storeRoot()` differ, when to use a `BatchStorer`, and how to keep mutation and `store()` atomic under application lo

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