The short answer is no, as far as I know, there is no automatic ORM generation for redis or MongoDB.
Now for a more detailed explanation:
The reason that there is CRUD generation for "fixed" ORMs rather than free-form data storage is simple: the very nature of free-form records makes it difficult to create a schema.
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