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@web4/mountable-bittrie

v1.0.0

Published

A Bittrie wrapper that supports mounting of other Bittries

Downloads

8

Readme

@web4/mountable-bittrie

A Bittrie wrapper that supports mounting of sub-Bittries.

Usage

A MountableBittrie can be mounted within another MountableBittrie by using the mount command:

const store = chainstore(ram)
const trie1 = new MountableBittrie(store)
const trie2 = new MountableBittrie(store)

trie2.ready(() => {
  trie1.mount('/a', trie2.key, ...)
})

Assuming trie2 has a value 'hello' at /b/c:

trie1.get('/a/b/c', console.log) // Will return Buffer.from('hello')

A mount can be removed by performing a del on the mountpoint :

trie1.del('/a', err => {
  trie1.get('/a/b/c', console.log) // Will print `null`
})

API

mountable-bittrie re-exposes the bittrie API, with the addition of the following methods (and a different constructor):

const trie = new MountableBittrie(chainstore, key, opts)

  • chainstore: any object that implements the chainstore interface. For now, it's recommanded to use random-access-chainstore
  • key is the bittrie key
  • opts can contain any bittrie options

trie.mount(path, key, opts, cb)

  • path is the mountpoint
  • key is the key for the MountableBittrie to be mounted at path

opts can include:

{
  remotePath: '/remote/path', // An optional base path within the mount.
  version: 1                  // An optional checkout version
}

Note: We're still adding support for many bittrie methods. Here's what's been implemented so far:

  • [x] get
  • [x] put
  • [x] del
  • [ ] batch
  • [x] iterator
  • [x] list
  • [x] createReadStream
  • [ ] createWriteStream
  • [x] checkout
  • [x] watch
  • [ ] createHistoryStream
  • [x] createDiffStream

License

MIT