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prayag

v2.0.0

Published

Fast, minimal in-memory DB for Node.js with auto snapshot, TTL, compaction, and batch operations.

Downloads

14

Readme

Prayag DB

Prayag is a blazing fast, minimal in-memory key-value store for Node.js. It combines the speed of a cache with safe disk snapshots, TTL expiry, log compaction, batch operations, and zero bloat.

Perfect for Discord bots, configs, simple storage, and any lightweight app that needs persistence.


⚡️ Features

  • 🧩 Simple API: set, get, delete, has
  • 🕒 TTL: auto-expire keys
  • 💾 Persistence: compressed snapshot + changelog
  • 🔄 Log compaction: log is cleared after each snapshot
  • 🚀 Low latency reads/writes (in-memory)
  • 🗃️ Batch operations: setMany, getMany
  • 🔍 Filter and inspect keys: filter, details
  • 🧹 Automatic cleanup for expired keys
  • 🗂️ Works out-of-the-box with Node.js (no database server needed!)

📦 Installation

npm install prayag

📂 How it works

  • All keys and values are stored in memory.
  • The state is snapshotted to disk at an interval you choose.
  • Every write is also logged to a changelog for crash recovery.
  • Log is compacted automatically after each snapshot to keep disk space minimal.

🚀 Usage Example

import Prayag from 'prayag';

const db = new Prayag({
  snapshotInterval: 30000,
  cleanupInterval: 60000
});

db.set('hello', 'world');
console.log(db.get('hello'));

db.delete('hello');
console.log(db.has('hello'));

db.set('temp', 'bye', 5000);
setTimeout(() => {
  console.log(db.get('temp'));
}, 6000);

db.setMany([
  ['user:1', { name: 'Alice' }],
  ['user:2', { name: 'Bob' }]
]);

console.log(db.getMany(['user:1', 'user:2']));
console.log(db.filter((k, v) => v.name === 'Bob'));
console.log(db.details());

db.close();

📁 Data Folder

Prayag automatically creates ./data:

  • snapshot.json.gz
  • changelog.log

The log is cleared after each snapshot.


✅ Example: Guild Config

db.set(`guild:123456`, {
  guildId: '123456',
  buttons: true,
  reconnect: {
    status: false,
    textChannel: null,
    voiceChannel: null
  }
});

console.log(db.get(`guild:123456`));

🧹 Cache Management

Prayag automatically cleans up expired keys with a background timer.


📝 License

MIT