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aerialdb

v1.0.1

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A replacement similar to quick.db :)

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Links

Git

Maintainers

owahaiowahai

Keywords

dbquick.dbdbexpressdotnotation

Readme

An image with word "aerialdb" written in red coloring.

A key-value database utilizing JSON dot-notation for queries.

Installation

~$: npm i aerialdb

Why aerialdb?

I set out to make aerialdb a quick and relatively easy for people with varying skils of expertise to pick up, similar to the folks at quick.db (hence, the similar naming scheme). Think of aerialdb as a more slimmed down version of quick.db with no wrappers and is less demanding on disk space, coming in around 26.5Mbs in size with all dependancies.

I intend on making aerialdb even less demanding on disk space, faster, and porting it to other platforms seperate to JS.