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wynddb

v2.0.2

Published

Super simple async JSON based Database that saves to a file.

Downloads

4

Readme

WyndDB

Are you tired of all those complex database systems like SQL and MongoDB that all have confusing syntax? Do you want a simple DB that is easy to use, yet powerful for small projects? Then this no-dependency library is the solution for you! It uses filesystem to write & read JSON to a file called wdb, and puts all data into separate modules with user specified names.

This too complex? Here's an example of WyndDB in use:

//Import the module's Connector class
import { Connector } from "wynddb";

//Create or Access the db
let connection = new Connector({
		name: 'users',
		file: './users.json'
}).then(async db => {
	await db.set('user1', {
		id: 1,
		name: 'test_user',
		verified: false
	});
	await db.update('user1', { verified: true });
	await db.get('user1') // returns { id: 1, name: "test_user", verified: true }
});

Documentation:

classes: Connector - The database connection object (doesn't hold the data)

<Connector>.connect(name) - Connect/create a db

<Connector>.get(key) - If there is a key, it will return the keys value, if not, it will return the db.

<Connector>.set(key, value) - add a key value pair to the db

<Connector>.delete(key) - If there is a key, it will delete the keys value, if not, it will delete the db.

<Connector>.filter(filter function) - filter stuff from a db