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jsquel

v1.0.1

Published

A light-weight file based, SQL database implemented using js

Downloads

6

Readme

jsquel

A file-based SQL database written in JavaScript. Uses SQLite-like syntax for querying and managing data.

Folder Structure

jsql/
|--- lib/
|    |--- storage.js     # Creating JSON files to store data and run read/write operations
|    |--- schema.js      # Table schema management and validation
|    |--- query.js       # Query parsing and execution
|    |--- indexing.js    # Indexing and search operations
|    |--- backup.js      # Backup and restore operations
|    |--- mutex.js       # Mutex implementation for table locks
|    |--- locks.js       # Locking and unlocking tables
|--- logger/
|    |--- logger.js      # Logging utilities
|--- test/
|    |--- test_db.js     # All test functions
|--- .env                # Environment variables (Create your own)
|--- .gitignore          # Ignored files and folders
|--- .npmrc              # NPM configuration
|--- .prettierrc         # Prettier configuration
|--- eslint.config.js    # ESLint configuration
|--- index.js            # Entry point (re-exports required functions)
|--- package.json
|--- README.md

Setup

  • Clone the project
  • Run npm install inside the project
  • Create a .env file at root
  • Add MINI_SQL_DB_PATH="./database/" in .env file

Test

  • Run node test/test_db.js # This is the test file of all library functions

Published on NPM

https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsquel

GitHub Repository

https://github.com/AbhinavTheDev/jsquel

Example Usage

npm i jsquel
// To use import syntax, please add "type": "module" in package.json
import { createTable, insertInto } from "jsquel";

// OR, for CommonJS
// const { createTable, insertInto } = require("jsquel");

createTable("CREATE TABLE products (id int, name txt, quantity int)");
insertInto("INSERT INTO products (id, name, quantity) VALUES (101, 'Apple', 10)");

You can check the test_db.js file for more examples.

Author

AbhinavTheDev