MJS is browser side ORM / in memory data-store, written in pure JS. It has been inspired by EmberData, Backbone models, js-data and Waterline.

When working on huge, enterprise size client side projects, you have to structure your application with good separation of concerns. A good way to do it is to use the MVC pattern, or one of its variants.

The Model part is often misunderstood : developpers usually uses plain javascript objects without any mapping, validations, etc.

That's where MJS is going strong, look at all the features bellow.

• RESTful entities
• Schemas
• Inheritance
• Attributes
• Lifecycle callbacks
• Associations
• Query language

• Basic rules
• Custom rules

• HTTP
• Web socket
• Local Storage
• Local Forage
• Firebase
• Parse