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enmap-json-sync

v1.1.6

Published

Allows you to use JS Maps but have the data automatically sync to a JSON file, persiting the data. Excellent for small projects.

Readme

Enmap-JSON-Sync

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This package allows you to use most of the normal JS Map functions but in the background automatically persists your data to a JSON file. I created this project because I just wanted a simple way to create key pair values and have them automatically save to a file without needing to download and setup a bunch of third party applications such an SQL db. This is perfect for small projects or projects that don't need to persist a lot of data.

npm i enmap-json-sync

Examples & Usages

Create an instance

const EnJS = require('enmap-json-sync');
const Scores = new EnJS('./settings.json');
// Path to a JSON file

(async function () {
  await Scores.loadFromJSON();
})();

Creating

const EnJS = require('enmap-json-sync');
const Scores = new EnJS('./settings.json');
// Path to a JSON file

(async function () {
  await Scores.loadFromJSON();
  // Random ID of a user
  Scores.set('2342342343234234', { name: 'Brandon', score: 10 });
})();

Deleting

const EnJS = require('enmap-json-sync');
const Scores = new EnJS('./settings.json');
// Path to a JSON file

(async function () {
  await Scores.loadFromJSON();
  Scores.delete('2342342343234234');
})();

Updating

const EnJS = require('enmap-json-sync');
const Scores = new EnJS('./settings.json');
// Path to a JSON file

(async function () {
  await Scores.loadFromJSON();
  const currentScore = await Scores.get('2342342343234234').score;
  data.update('2342342343234234', 'score', currentScore++);
})();

Fetch All Keys

const EnJS = require('enmap-json-sync');
const Scores = new EnJS('./settings.json');
// Path to a JSON file

(async function () {
  await Scores.loadFromJSON();
  const scoreKeys = await Scores.keys();
})();