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simple-tsdb

v0.0.6

Published

A simple, node-based time series database

Readme

Simple TSDB

A simple time series database. Another one. There are uncountable on the market, so why one more? Simplicity: It's a sqlite database with little more dependencies than this and only a couple of lines of code for storing and retrieving time series.

Usage

To access and write data, create a timeseries database object like follows.

let myTSDB = new SimpleTsdb({
    db: 'myfolder/test.sqlite3'
})

This creates/opens and maintains a sqlite3 database (using better-sqlite3). All data is dumped as a BLOB into the Data-table. Every data point belongs to a Stream, which lives in the Streams-table. All streams refer to a Container, which lives in the Containers-table. And that's all that there's to it.

After you've created the database object, go on as follows:

let myContainer = myTSDB.createContainer("Container Name", "some optional description")

let temperatureStream = myContainer.createStream("Temperature")
temperatureStream.addData([[time, value], [time, value], ...])

You can create as many containers as you like. Within a container, the stream Name is unique.

To retrieve data, you need the containers id, which is accessible like follows:

const containerId = myContainer.id
let oldContainer = myTSDB.getContainer(containerId)
let streamNames = oldContainer.getStreamNames() // ['Temperature']

let oldTemperatureStream = oldContainer.getStream('Temperature')
let data = oldTemperatureStream.getDataRaw(t1, t2) // Just gets all data points where timestamp is in between t1 and t2
let data = oldTemperatureStream.getData(t1, t2) // Same as getDataRaw, but extends the (t1, t2) interval to the point before t1 and after t2.
let data = oldTemperatureStream.getDataResampled(t1, t2, count) // Same as getData but resamples the retrieved points into bins and calculates the min/max/mean 

Develop

yarn
yarn dev