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cheet-sheet-json-db

v1.0.2

Published

A simple file-based database system

Readme

Max-DB

A lightweight and simple database package for managing entities in a local JSON-based database. This package allows you to define entities, store them in JSON files, and manage basic CRUD operations. It supports handling references between entities and ensures data integrity across different files.

Usage

After installing max-db, you can import and use it like this:

import the package to your server an add :

import { connectDatabase } from "cheet-sheet-json-db";

// Example usage
async function initDatabase() {
  await connectDatabase();
  console.log("Database connected successfully!");
}

initDatabase();

After restarting the application => ⚠️ Database directory 'D:\FullStack_JS\ProjectModels\Db-Json\data' does not exist. Creating... ✅ Database initialized. Server listening on Port 8000

// import Entity and extend your classes

import Entity from "cheet-sheet-json-db/entity.js"; // Adjust this if the file is in a different location

class User extends Entity {
  constructor({ name, fullname, isAdmin = false }) {
    super();
    this.name = name;
    this.fullname = fullname;
    this.isAdmin = isAdmin;
  }
}

export default User;

// create new user

// First read all the data in the local DB

const users = await User.readData();

// logic... // Check for duplicate user by name

if (users.some((user) => user.name === data.name)) {
  throw new HttpError("User already exists", 409);
}
//
await User.writeData(users);