Container-DB

Database with embedded sockets for real-time communication

Container DB allows you to have more controll over your data thanks to its Container system. It also allows you to see whats happening with your data in real-time.

Containers

Containers are like boxes where Container-DB stores your data. You can have infinite boces inside a database. For example you can have three separate boxes of users with different names, one for animals, and ten for hotels.

Storing data

const {Client} = require("container-db");

const cdb = new Client ("WHERE YOU WANT YOUR DATABASE TO BE HOSTED IT NEEDS TO END WITH AN SLASH (/)")

//1- create a container to store your data
cbd.createContainer("NAME", "TYPE", "INITIAL DATA").then(res => console.log)

//2- add a field (object)

cdb.addField("NAME OF THE FIELD/OBJECT", "CONTAINER", "INITIAL DATA / OBJECT DATA").then(res => console.log)

//3- get the field added

cdb.getField("CONTAINER", "FIELD NAME").then(res => console.log)

//4- get the container

cbd.getContainer("CONTAINER").then(res => console.log)

//5- update a property of the field / object

cdb.updateField("CONTAINER", "FIELD NAME", "PROPERTY", "UPDATED DATA").then(res => console.log)

//6- delete the field

cdb.deleteField("CONTAINER", "FIELD").then(res => console.log)

//7- delete the container

cdb.deleteContainer("CONTAINER")

Antoher functions avaible:

getAllContainers()

findOne(container, property, value)

Find an element in the container with the value specified in the property specified

findAll(container, property, value)

findOneAndUpdate(container, property, value, dataToUpdate)

findOneAndDelete(container, property, value)

findAllAndDelete(container, property, value)

findAllAndUpdate(container, property, value, dataToUpdate)

push(container, field, arrayName, value)

Push the value into the array with the name arrayName that is in the object with the name field that is in the container named container

pull(container, field, arrayName, value)

pullAll(container, field, arrayName)

Clear the array

Listening to changes (Real-Time)

Cotainer-DB creates a socket in the localhost:2311 that boradcasts all the changes that the data suffers, to listen on this changes is easy

const io = require("socket.io-client")("http://localhost:2311")

//Listen when a container is created
io.on("createdContainer", (data) => {
    //Returns Container already exists || {container : ""}
})

//Listen when an object/field is added to a container
io.on("added", (data) => {
    //Returns Container does not exists || Field already exists || {"container: "", "field" : "", "data" : ""}
})

//Listen when a field/object is updated
io.on("updatedField", (data) => {
    //Returns {errors} || {"container" : "", "field" : "", "data" : "", "property" : ""}
})

//Listen when a field/object is deleted
io.on("deletedField", (data)=>{
    //Returns {errors} || {"container" : "", "field" : ""}
})

//Listen when a container is deleted
io.on("deletedContainer", (data)=>{
    //Returns {errors} || {"container" : ""}
})

//Listen when findOneAndUpdate()
io.on("foundOneAndUpdated", (data)=>{
    //Returns {errors} || {"result" : "", "field" : "", "value" : ""}
})

/*Another find events:
    foundOneAndDeleted()
    foundAllAndUpdated()
    foundAllAndDeleted()
*/

//Listen when push()
io.on("pushed", (data)=>{
    //Returns {errors} || {"field" : "", "value" : "", "array" : ""}
})

/*Another events liked pushed
    pulled
    pulledAll
*/

Container Manager

Container Manager helps yout to manage an specific container in a most easy way.

const {ContainerManager, Client} = require("container-db")
const containerManager = new ContainerManager("CONTAINER", "CLIENT")

//All the functions on the Container Managaer are the same that in the client but with the container name

Contribute

If you want to contribute go to https://github.com/svcu/Container-DB and make your contributions. Container DB is built by the community for the community.

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