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ready.db

v1.0.2

Published

simple & speedy json database

Downloads

18

Readme

Ready.db is here for you!

make editing your database simpler using ready.db, have readable json as your database instead of nonsense file types that may break many code editors!

🔌 Getting Started

  • we will start by installing the package
npm i ready.db
  • We will define our database using the following;


const { Database } =  require('ready.db')

const  db  =  new  Database(/* file.json */)

a file name is highly suggested tho readyDB will create one if not mentioned.

🖌 Adding data

db.set will set the data of an object overwriting anything in the past.

//object use case
var  object1  = {key: true, key2: "true"}
db.set('Object', object1);

//regular use case
var  client  = {
userName: "alexander",
passcode: "testPass1"
}
db.set(`${client.userName}_password`, client.passcode);

db.push will push the settings whom you changed into an array, and the part you didn't change will remain the same.

Array: ['element', 'element2', 'element3']
db.push(Array, element2); 

this will only push changes to element2

and lastly for this section, db.add will add a number to another number (negatives aswell)

db.add('data', 1); // Adds one to the data
db.add('data', -1); // removes one from the data

📜 fetching data from the database

we use db.get and db.fetch to recieve data of an element, not an array.

db.get('data'); // Get the value of the data
db.fetch('data'); // Fetches the value of the data

Meanwhile you can use other methods to fetch arrays and objects

db.objectFetch('Object', 'key'); /* key: "value1" */
db.arrayFetch('Array', 1); /* element2 */

you can use db.all to get all the data from the base.

db.fetchAll(); // Fetches all the data in the database
db.all(); // Fetches everything in the database

🔥 Destruction in ready.db

We wont go over this very much as its quite simple.

db.remove('data'); // Removes the data from the database
db.delete('Array', 'element3'); // Removing something from an array using value/index
db.deleteKey('object', 'key'); // Deletes the provided key from the given object
db.deleteEach('data'); // Deletes each data that starts with the given parameter

meanwhile note that you can destroy an entire database simply.

db.clear(); // Clears everything from the database
db.destroy(); // Delete the database file (And Clear All Data)

🚩 Booleans in ready.db

you can use db.has to check if data exists in ready.db

db.has('data'); // Returns "true" or "false" if the database has the data or not.

🌌 Backups in ready.db

you can backup your data using db.setbackup

db.setBackup('backup.json') // Set "backup.json" as the backup file

and load it using db.loadbackup

db.loadBackup(); // Loads the backup from the backup file (setBackup) function