Anorm - standalone distribution?

[Jonathan]

Is Anorm available now or will it be available in the future as a standalone library? Play is great, but I have a few applications that do nothing but backend processing, and I'd like to use Anorm for those as well.

Cheers,

Jonathan

[Guillaume Bort]

Yes Anorm is now a separate project (and is published on repository as
a standalone jar). But we still have a lot of work do on it, so I
suggest to not start any real project using it before the RC.

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[Hendra]

If you want to use Anorm 2.0-Beta as a standalone jar, you might want
to take a look at:
https://github.com/HendraWijaya/anorm-examples

It is using Yabe models from play-scala module and added some code to
make Magic works with Id[ T <: AnyVal]

I look forward for the update on Anorm especially with Magic. It's a
great tool.