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sublevelup

v4.0.0

Published

Separated sections of LevelUP

Downloads

626

Readme

SublevelUP

Separated sections of LevelUP.

SublevelUP is a "subclass" of LevelUP, which means full compatibility with official LevelUP interface.

Build Status

npm install sublevelup

API

Sublevel inherits methods of LevelUP plus following:

sub = sublevel(db, [name], [options])

db is a LevelUP or SublevelUP instance returns nested sublevel under name.

sub = db.sublevel(name, [options])

Nesting sublevel under name.

options.prefix

batch() is a transactional operation that works across sublevels, by setting the prefix: sub property.

var db = sublevel(levelup('./db'))
var a = db.sublevel('a')
var b = db.sublevel('b')

// batch from a
a.batch([
  { type: 'put', key: 'foo', value: 'a' },
  { type: 'put', key: 'foo', value: 'b', prefix: b }, //put into b
], function () {
  a.get('foo', function (err, val) { }) // val === 'a'
  b.get('foo', function (err, val) { }) // val === 'b'
})

sub.levelup()

Returns its base LevelUP instance.

var base = levelup('./db')
var sub = sublevel(base)
var foo = sub.sublevel('foo')
var fooBar = foo.sublevel('bar')

sub.levelup() === base
foo.levelup() === base
fooBar.levelup() === base

Encoding

SublevelUP encodes key prefix using ! padding with # separator. That means nested sublevels are also separated.

var level = require('level')
var sublevel = require('sublevelup')

//Key-prefix: passing LevelUP to Sublevel
var db = sublevel(level('./db')) //prefix !!

var hello = sublevel(db, 'hello') //prefix !hello!
var foo = db.sublevel('foo') //prefix !foo!
var fooBar = sublevel(foo, 'bar') //prefix !foo#bar!
var fooBarBla = fooBar.sublevel('bla') //prefix !foo#bar#bla!

options.prefixEncoding

It is possible to create custom codec for sublevel prefix or table name by passing options.prefixEncoding for encode/decode function, such as bytewise:

var level = require('level')
var sublevel = require('sublevelup')

var bytewise = require('bytewise-core')
var codec = {
  encode: function (arr) {
    return bytewise.encode(arr).toString('binary')
  },
  decode: function (str) {
    return bytewise.decode(new Buffer(str, 'binary'))
  }
}

//Key-prefix Sublevel with custom codec
var db = sublevel(level('./db'), { prefixEncoding: codec })

License

MIT