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nodbsync

v1.0.3-beta.0

Published

Simple db working with memory and/or fs

Downloads

9

Readme

nodbsync

Simple database working on memory or/and file system actually it work syncroneously

it will be use for small data that need to be stored and exported/imported easily with a simple api

Getting started

npm i nodbsync

create the db

Only in memory

const nodbsync = require('nodbsync')

// create a database (a simple table)
const db = new nodbsync()

with a db file

const db = new nodbsync('path/to/db/file.ext')
// file is a json btw

insert an element

// O(1)
const entry = db.put({some:'data',and:['more','if','you','want']})

edit an element

// O(1)
const editedEntry = db.put({ _id: entry._id, add:'a field', some:undefined })

remove an element

// O(1)
const deletedEntry = db.remove(entry._id)

get an entry

// O(1)
const gettedEntry = db.get(entry._id)

find an element

// O(n)
// stop when it finded one
const entry = db.findOne( entry => entry.some === 'data' )

// start from the end
const entry = db.findOne( entry => entry.some === 'data', true )

// return null if it doesnt find something

find all entries

// O(n)
// always return an array
const entries = db.find( entry => entry.some === 'data' )

export

// to file
db.export('path/to/export/file')
// to JSON string
db.toJson()
// to JS Object !! thats not a clone !
db.toObj()

// if you want a clone : 
JSON.parse(db.toJson())

import

// from file
db.import('path/to/import/file')
// from JSON string
db.loadJson(jsonString)
// from exported db object !! it will edit directly the object
db.loadObj(exportedDbObject)

// wana work from a clone
db.loadJson(JSON.stringify(exportedDbObject))