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@syrasco/slim-db

v1.1.2

Published

A slimline database written in nodeJS with inbuilt API capability

Downloads

118

Readme

@syrasco/slim-db

A slimline encrypted database written in node.js, with built in API functionality

Installation

npm install @syrasco/slim-db

Usage

See ./example/initialiseDatabase.js as an example for setting up a _key database

See ./example/initialiseDatabase.js as an example for launching an api listener

more examples will be added soon detailing how to add databases and register a key with permissions to access the database over the api

Features

Create encrypted databases
perform CRUD actions on databases and records
query records using simple queries or complex filter conditions
perform joins when retrieving records
apply pagination to record retrieval
transaction management with rollbacks

Classes

SlimDB:

Performs all DB operations

Auth:

A simple authentication layer used by the api class

API

A class defining API routes for performing CRUD operations on databases

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome!