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velocedb

v2.2.1

Published

A high-performance, secure, and robust local database

Downloads

271

Readme

Velocedb

A high-performance, secure, and robust local database

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Velocedb is a lightweight, fast, and user-friendly local database designed for Node.js and TypeScript applications. It simplifies data management and persistence by storing data in a human-readable JSON format on your local file system.

Features

  • Open Source: Velocedb is open source, which means you have the freedom to modify it according to your preferences.
  • Easy to Use: Velocedb offers a straightforward API for managing data.
  • Customization: Easily configure database settings, such as encoding and JSON formatting, to fit your requirements.
  • Security: Velocedb prioritizes data security to safeguard your information during access and storage.
  • Lightweight: Velocedb is a lightweight and lightning-fast database. It has been optimized to deliver maximum speed and efficiency.

Installation

You can install Velocedb via NPM:

npm install velocedb

Usage

const Veloce = require('velocedb');

// Creating a new database located in the databases folder and called database.json.
const database = new Veloce('databases/database.json');

// Set your data.
database.data = {
    string: 'string',
    boolean: true
};

// Modify your data.
database.data.boolean = false;

// Save your data in the database.json file.
database.save();

// Delete your database.json file.
database.delete();

// Retrieve and check your data.
console.log(database.data);

Configuration

You can customize the database by providing an options object when creating it. Here are the available configuration options:

  • encoding: The encoding option is used for reading or writing the database file (default: 'utf-8').
  • space: The number of spaces for JSON formatting (default: 2).

Example

const Veloce = require('velocedb');

// Creating a database with custom configuration.
const database = new Veloce('database.json', {
    space: 4
});