Object to Entity mapper for Windows Azure, it hydrates and dehydrates objects to and from storage (Think ORM for table storage).

• Super simple access to Azure Table Storage. Use your existing POCO C# objects and map Table Storage entities to them.
• Easily unit test your code that accesses Table Storage with an in-memory test double. No complicated mocks or stubs required!
• Automatically batches large reads & writes to optimize common operations.
• Handles quirks of your local Azure emulator for you. (Upserts work locally!)

using TechSmith.Hyde;
using TechSmith.Hyde.Table;

public class Color
{
  public string HexColorCode
  {
    get;
    set;
  }
}

var storageAccount = new ConnectionStringCloudStorageAccount( "YourConnectionStringHere" );
var tableStorage = new AzureTableStorageProvider( storageAccount );

var color = tableStorage.Get<Color>( "MyColorsTable", "Red", "Crimson" );

More examples and getting started help can be found on the wiki

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