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@christopy/chaindb

v2.0.3

Published

A noSQL database based on blockchain technology

Downloads

11

Readme

CodeFactor

Installation

npm install @christopy/chaindb --save

Creating a Chain

// Get chainDB.
const Chain = require ("@christopy/chaindb");

// Create the Chain.
Chain.New ("My awesome blockchain DB");

Adding Blocks

To add a Block, just specify your name and your content.

// Add a Block with a title of "phrase" and your content as "lorem ipsum".
Chain.Add ("phrase", "lorem ipsum");

// Add a Block with a title of "user" and your content as an Object.
Chain.Add ("user", {
  name: "john",
  last_name: "doe"
});

// Add a Block with a title of "user" and your content as an Object.
Chain.Add ("user", {
  username: "ChristoPy",
  age: 19
});

Picking Blocks

To get Blocks, just specify your name and if you want the first, the last or all Blocks added with that name. If no Blocks where found, returns null.

// Get the first Block added to the Chain with "user" as your name.
const FirstUser = Chain.First ("user"); // {name: "john", last_name: "doe"}

// Get the last Block added to the Chain with "user" as your name.
const LastUser = Chain.Last ("user"); // {username: "ChristoPy", age: 19}

// Get all Blocks added to the Chain with "user" as your name.
const AllUsers = Chain.All ("user"); // [{name: "john", last_name: "doe"}, {username: "ChristoPy", age: 19}]

// Tryies to get a Block that don't exists on the Chain.
const AllHeroes = Chain.All ("superheroes"); // null

Why blockchain?

Why not blockchain?

Version

2.0.3

Thanks

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