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json.filed

v0.1.8

Published

framework for processing of JSON file

Readme

json.filed

Framework for processing JSON file

Core concept

JSON file as variable in program which runs on node.js

Use case

  • what
    • read, write and process JSON files
    • share JSON files between nodes
    • collect contents of multiple JSON files into a JSON file.
    • and so on.
  • when
    • Applications need to store data, but DBMS is not the case.
    • Server handling JSON
    • IoT device writes and reads JSON
    • Scripts handling JSON files on a node
    • Handle JSON from several sources
      • JSON from file
      • JSON from url
      • JSON from listened event
    • and so on.

hello world

var jf = require('json.filed');

jf.filed('./data.json')
.write( { msg: 'hello world.'} )
.read( json => { console.log( json.msg ) } )
.exec();

how to use ...

REPL

Supports REPL feature.

$ sudo npm install -g json.filed
$ json.filed
> hello = jf.filed('./hello.json')
filedExecuter {
  parent: null,
  io: [Function],
  read: [Function],
  in: [Function],
  write: [Function],
  out: [Function],
  copy: [Function],
  link: [Function],
  pass: [Function],
  filter: [Function],
  calledback: [Function],
  httpServe: [Function],
  parallel: [Function],
  collect: [Function],
  exec: [Function],
  plan: [Function],
  file: [Function],
  _events: { error: [Function] },
  _eventsCount: 1 }
> hello.read( o => { val = o }).exec()
rootPlan {
  _nextPlan:
   executePlan {
     _nextPlan:
      notexecPlan {
        _nextPlan: null,
        next: [Function],
        exec: [Function],
        runtime: [Object] },
     next: [Function],
     exec: [Function],
     runtime:
      runtimeInformation {
        collect: [Function],
        addJsonFile: [Function],
        removeJsonFile: [Function],
        resetJsonFile: [Function],
        countInProgress: [Function] } },
  next: [Function],
  exec: [Function],
  fixedFiles: [ JsonFile { path: [Function] } ],
  runtime:
   runtimeInformation {
     collect: [Function],
     addJsonFile: [Function],
     removeJsonFile: [Function],
     resetJsonFile: [Function],
     countInProgress: [Function] } }
> val
{ msg: 'Hello World' }

Deferred

Reading and writing file and so on are executed in deferred manner to make best use of node.js.

Reference

See this page

Examples

See this page

GitHub Page

http://7k8m.github.io/json.filed/