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ilp-store

v1.0.1

Published

ILP store loader

Downloads

5

Readme

ILP Store

An ILP store loader for key/value stores used by ILP components

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The script below will create an instance of an ILP store with no setup whatsoever. You can use this anywhere that you need a key value store for use by an ILP component.

IMPORTANT: The default store is an in-memory store that will lose all of its data when the process exits. For persistent storage consider one of the other ilp-store-* modules such as ilp-store-redis or ilp-store-simpledb.

Examples

Javascript:

const store = require('ilp-store')()
async function run () {
  await store.put('key', 'some value')
  const value = await store.get('key')
  process.exit(0)
}
run()

TypeScript:

import createStore from 'ilp-store'
const store = createStore()
async function run () {
  await store.put('key', 'some value')
  const value = await store.get('key')
  process.exit(0)
}
run()

If no parameters are provided it will attempt to find the config in environment variables. If these are not found it will load an in-memory store.

The Environment variables that can be set are:

  • ILP_STORE : The name/path of the store module
  • ILP_STORE_OPTIONS : The options passed to the constructor, serialized as a JSON object.

The options object passed are a subset of the configuration object used in ilp-connector.