Asdine El Hrychy

You can use the `All` method: https://github.com/asdine/storm#fetch-all-objects

`Find` takes the field name: ```go err := db.Find("Name", "123", &list) ```

This would be very useful indeed. For that we need to rework how the field names are stored in the matcher. Currently there are simply stored as string then compared...

Hey @mickep76 @navono, Sorry this issue requires a major change in the architecture in Storm and I don't have time to handle this at the moment. I am working on...

@artvel To ignore fields you can simply unexport them or as @ZenLiuCN said, if you are using the json codec (this is the default codec), you can use the json...

I'm not sure to understand the issue with the sub references. IMO one should use specific structures for database related stuff when they don't match the ones used by other...

Dynamic data can't be stored using Storm because Storm is kinda schemafull and is only compatible with structs right now. Future versions will be compatible though

Totally, stay tuned :+1:

I'm afraid that's not possible because interfaces express behaviours not fields and Storm only cares about fields. There's no information about the type used to encode data in Storm, only...

This is not related to Storm, this is related to the way JSON and Gob encode and decode time. If you need more information you can take a look at...