Lamp Control API Reference

Reference implementations of the same Lamp CRUD API in multiple languages, designed for side-by-side comparison of architecture, tooling, testing, and developer experience.

Current Status

• 6 language implementations: TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, Go, Kotlin
• REST API implemented across all languages from a shared OpenAPI contract
• Three runtime modes supported (migrate, serve-only, serve) for CI/CD and production workflows
• In-memory and PostgreSQL-backed execution paths are available in the implementations
• GraphQL and gRPC contract files are present in docs/api/, but runtime implementations are still REST-first

Repository Layout

lamp-control-api-reference/
├── src/                    # Language implementations
│   ├── typescript/         # Fastify
│   ├── python/             # FastAPI
│   ├── java/               # Spring Boot
│   ├── csharp/             # ASP.NET Core
│   ├── go/                 # Chi + oapi-codegen + sqlc
│   └── kotlin/             # Ktor
├── docs/                   # Project docs, ADRs, and API contracts
│   └── api/
│       ├── openapi.yaml
│       ├── graphql.graphql
│       └── lamp.proto
├── database/               # SQL and MongoDB schema/setup assets
├── scripts/                # CI/local helper scripts (including mode tests)
└── .github/workflows/      # Per-language CI and metrics workflows

Quick Start

1. Pick an implementation in src/ and open its README.
2. Start infrastructure if needed:

   docker-compose up -d postgres

3. Run the selected implementation with its local instructions.
4. Verify the API with:
   • GET /health
   • GET /v1/lamps

For cross-language mode testing, see scripts/README.md and scripts/test-modes-local.sh.

Key Documentation

• docs/COMPARISON.md: generated metrics and coverage snapshot
• docs/OPERATION_MODES.md: mode semantics and deployment patterns
• docs/api/openapi.yaml: REST contract
• docs/api/graphql.graphql: GraphQL schema contract
• docs/api/lamp.proto: gRPC contract
• CONTRIBUTING.md: contribution and workflow guidelines

CI and Quality

Each language has a dedicated CI workflow under .github/workflows/ that validates build/test quality. The repository also includes:

• database schema validation workflow
• SQL linting
• Schemathesis API contract tests
• automated metrics updates

License

This project is licensed under Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.