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sqlnosql

v0.1.8

Published

Push semi-structured data (e.g. JSON documents) into a database with a minimum of fuss.

Downloads

17

Readme

Push semi-structured data (e.g. JSON documents) into a database with a minimum of fuss, then get it out again.

sqlnosql.js flattens objects of any shape or size into key-value pairs ready to be inserted into a columnar database, whether a SQL table in Postgres or a NoSQL column store in DynamoDB.

Later, when you need that data back, let sqlnosql inflate it for you.

sqlnosql.js can also construct a database schema from a JSON schema, and again, will smartly flatten down your JSON schema to make it tabular.

Use it when you want to store semi-structured or fully-structured documents without using a document store like MongoDB.

This package is a port of sqlnosl that only contains a subset of its parent's functionality.

Use the original sqlnosql application when you want to:

  • flatten data or generate schemas on the command line
  • migrate tables based on changes in JSON schemas
  • use any of this functionality from Python

Use this port when you need to deflate or inflate objects and convert JSON schemas to database schemas in JavaScript.