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stylusdb-sql

v0.1.6

Published

A minimal SQL based DB based on CSV files. For educational purposes only.

Downloads

158

Readme

This database is for educational purposes only. It is not intended for production use. It is written ground up in JavaScript and is a great way to learn how databases work. You can find all the code in the src directory and the tutorial in the docs directory.

Features

  • [x] INSERT, DELETE, SELECT
  • [ ] UPDATE, CREATE TABLE, DROP TABLE
  • [x] CLI
  • [ ] NPM Package

Installation

npm i stylusdb-sql

Usage

SELECT

Assuming you have a CSV file called student.csv with the following data:

id,name,age
1,John,25
2,Jane,25
const { executeSELECTQuery } = require('stylusdb-sql');
const query = 'SELECT id, name FROM student WHERE age = 25';
const result = await executeSELECTQuery(query);

// result = [{ id: '1', name: 'John' }, { id: '2', name: 'Jane' }]

INSERT

const { executeINSERTQuery } = require('../src/queryExecuter');
const { readCSV, writeCSV } = require('../src/csvStorage');
async function createGradesCSV() {
    const initialData = [
        { student_id: '1', course: 'Mathematics', grade: 'A' },
        { student_id: '2', course: 'Chemistry', grade: 'B' },
        { student_id: '3', course: 'Mathematics', grade: 'C' }
    ];
    await writeCSV('grades.csv', initialData);
}
await createGradesCSV();
const insertQuery = "INSERT INTO grades (student_id, course, grade) VALUES ('4', 'Physics', 'A')";
await executeINSERTQuery(insertQuery);

Verify the new entry in grades.csv:

student_id,course,grade
1,Mathematics,A
2,Chemistry,B
3,Mathematics,C
4,Physics,A

DELETE

async function createCoursesCSV() {
    const initialData = [
        { course_id: '1', course_name: 'Mathematics', instructor: 'Dr. Smith' },
        { course_id: '2', course_name: 'Chemistry', instructor: 'Dr. Jones' },
        { course_id: '3', course_name: 'Physics', instructor: 'Dr. Taylor' }
    ];
    await writeCSV('courses.csv', initialData);
}
 await createCoursesCSV();

// Execute DELETE statement
const deleteQuery = "DELETE FROM courses WHERE course_id = '2'";
await executeDELETEQuery(deleteQuery);

// Verify the course was removed
const updatedData = await readCSV('courses.csv');
const deletedCourse = updatedData.find(course => course.course_id === '2');

CLI Usage

Open a terminal and run the following command to start the CLI:

stylusdb-sql

Execute a query as shown below.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md