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@weebforge/db

v1.0.4

Published

SQLite data layer for Node.js

Readme

@weebforge/db

A high-performance, deterministic data layer for Node.js. This is a controlled abstraction layer that enforces consistency and speed over SQLite via the native node:sqlite engine. Built with a synchronous core to guarantee predictable performance and zero event-loop blocking overhead.

Prerequisites: Node.js >= 22.5.0 is strictly required as it leverages the natively built-in SQLite driver.

Installation

npm install @weebforge/db

Quick Start (Code)

import { WeebDB } from '@weebforge/db';

const db = new WeebDB({ path: './data.db' });

// KV Storage
db.set('user:id', { username: 'admin' });
const user = db.get('user:id');

// Structured Tables
db.defineTable('users', {
  columns: {
    id: { type: 'INTEGER', primaryKey: true },
    username: { type: 'TEXT', unique: true }
  }
});
db.table('users').insert({ username: 'admin' });

Quick Start (CLI)

The package includes a deterministic CLI tool for management and interaction.

# Initialize a new config and database
npx wdb init

# Write and read data directly from terminal
npx wdb kv set config '{"theme":"dark"}'
npx wdb kv get config --json

# Run local benchmark suite
npx wdb bench

Documentation

Full documentation is split into dedicated guides:

  1. Key-Value Store Usage
  2. Structured Table Management
  3. CLI Reference

Architecture Notes

  • Fully synchronous core, preventing event loop context switching penalties.
  • Prepared statement pool handles caching and execution reuse natively.
  • WAL mode and optimized memory pragmas configured by default.