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ezdb-main

v0.0.2

Published

EZdb is a simple JSON database for TypeScript for local use

Readme

Logo EzDB is a lightweight file-based database for Node.js, designed for fast key-value storage using binary files.

Features

  • Binary storage (.bin files) for efficient space usage
  • Indexing (.idx files) for quick lookups
  • Thread safety using an async mutex
  • CRUD operations for managing data
  • Fixed-size binary chunks for better performance

Installation

npm install ezdb-main #or bun add ezdb-main

Usage

Importing and Initializing

import EzDB from "ezdb-main";

const db = new EzDB<{ name: string; age: number }>("users");

Insert a Record

const user = await db.insert({ name: "Alice", age: 25 });
console.log(user); // { name: "Alice", age: 25, id: "uuid" }

Find Records

const users = await db.find({ age: 25 });
console.log(users);

Update a Record

const success = await db.update("some-id", { age: 26 });

Delete a Record

const deleted = await db.delete("some-id");

Clear the Database

await db.clear();

How It Works

  • Data is stored in binary format in {dbName}.bin.
  • Index file {dbName}.idx keeps track of record positions.
  • Fixed-size chunks (512 bytes) are used for storage.
  • Mutex locks ensure atomic operations.

License

EZdb is licensed under MIT license