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hyperdb-helper

v2.0.4

Published

A wee little helper cli for working with hyperdb schemas

Readme

hyperdb-helper

Generate & build hyperdb schema definitions

Try it out real good

Inside your current working directory this create a schemas directory with all the necessary files and an example index.js file showing Hyperdb usage with the provided schemas.

// Create the files!
npx hyperdb-helper init

// Install the dependencies!
npm install hyperdb hyperschema corestore

// Build the schema definitions!
npx hyperdb-helper build

// Run the example code!
node index.js

Make it official

Install as a dev dependency:

npm i -D hyperdb-helper

Remember to install these dependencies if you haven't already:

npm i hyperdb hyperschema corestore

Add a build script to your package.json:

"scripts": {
  "schema": "hyperdb-helper build"
}

To init your future

After running the hyperdb-helper init command you'll get some examples to learn from in the generated files:

  • index.js - shows usage of the schemas with hyperdb
  • schemas/schemas.js - shows how to create schemas, collections, and indexes

If you don't already have hyperdb and hyperschema installed you'll be asked to do so.

JavaScript API

There's also a very simple JavaScript API:

import { HyperdbHelper } from 'hyperdb-helper'

const helper = new HyperdbHelper()
await helper.init()
await helper.build()
await helper.cleanup()

License

Apache-2.0