Add APIJSON to ORM

[TommyLemon]

Adds APIJSON to the ORM section.

APIJSON is a JSON based internet communication protocol and an ORM library
that largely simplifies the process of back-end API development.
It also allows users to get data more quickly with self-defined form and fewer endpoints requests.

For getting data:

You can get any data by defining the specific information you want and send it to the server.
You can get different types of data by making just one request to the server.
It's very convenient and flexible, and dosen't require different API endpoints with multiple requests.
It provides CRUD(read and write), Fuzzy Search, Remote Function Calls, etc.
You can also save duplicate data, see request history, etc.

For API design:

APIJSON largely reduces API developers' workload by reducing most api design and documentation work.
With APIJSON, client developers will no longer be suffered from possible errors in documents,
and it saves communication between server developers and client developers about APIs or documentations.
Server developers no longer need to worry about compatibility of APIs and documents with legacy apps.

Details:

Repo: https://github.com/APIJSON/APIJSON
License: Apache-2.0
Documentation in English: https://github.com/APIJSON/APIJSON#readme
Java 8+; currently 8.3.0 (2026-08-12).

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Summary by cubic

Adds APIJSON to the ORM section of the Java/JVM library list. The ORM generates backend APIs and docs from JSON requests, supports client-defined response structures, and includes built-in CRUD, fuzzy search, and remote function calls.

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