🐝 beedux

A super simple JSON store for JavaScript. No reducers, no boilerplate — just set, get, append, reset, and a few helpers.

📦 Install

npm install beedux

🚀 Quick Start

import beedux from "beedux";

// create a store called "dummy" (auto created on first use)
beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: "hello" }

✨ Features

1. set(key, value)

Store or replace a value.

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");
beedux.dummy.set("key1", "world"); // replaces "hello"
console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1")); 
// "world"

2. append(key, value)

Always adds values into an array.

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "world");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "hi");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1"));
// ["world", "hi"]

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1[0]"));
// "world"

3. get(path?)

• get() → full JSON
• get("key") → value for a key
• get("key[n]") → nth element in an array

beedux.dummy.get();        // { key1: ["world", "hi"] }
beedux.dummy.get("key1");  // ["world", "hi"]
beedux.dummy.get("key1[1]"); // "hi"

4. reset(obj?)

Replace everything with a new object, or empty the store.

beedux.dummy.reset({ k1: "v1", k2: "v2" });
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { k1: "v1", k2: "v2" }

beedux.dummy.reset();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// {}

5. delete()

Clear the whole store.

beedux.dummy.delete();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// {}

🛠️ Extra Helpers

| Method | What it does | Example | | ------------- | ----------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | has(key) | Check if a key exists | beedux.dummy.has("key1") | | keys() | Get all keys | beedux.dummy.keys() | | values() | Get all values | beedux.dummy.values() | | remove(key) | Delete only one key | beedux.dummy.remove("key1") | | size() | Count how many keys are stored | beedux.dummy.size() | | merge(obj) | Add or update multiple keys at once | beedux.dummy.merge({ key2: "value2" }) |

🐝 Example in One Go

import beedux from "beedux";

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "world");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "hi");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"] }

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1[1]"));
// "world"

beedux.dummy.merge({ key2: "value2" });
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"], key2: "value2" }

console.log(beedux.dummy.keys());   // ["key1", "key2"]
console.log(beedux.dummy.values()); // [["hello","world","hi"], "value2"]

beedux.dummy.remove("key2");
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"] }

beedux.dummy.reset();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// {}

📖 Summary

• Create stores dynamically: beedux.anyName
• Manage data with: set, append, get, reset, delete
• Extra helpers: has, keys, values, remove, size, merge
• Very lightweight and easy to learn in 5 minutes 🐝
• Thanking you from ~ Biswajeet Mishra