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bodytrack-datastore

v4.3.7

Published

A Node.js interface for the BodyTrack Datastore.

Downloads

40

Readme

Bodytrack Datastore

A Node.js interface for the BodyTrack Datastore (https://github.com/BodyTrack/datastore).

Tested against Node.js v18.17.0. Previously tested against v14.15.0 and v16.14.2.

Installation

  1. This module requires an installation of the BodyTrack Datastore somewhere on your system. If you don't have it already, do the following:

    1. Fetch the BodyTrack Datastore:

       git clone https://github.com/BodyTrack/datastore.git
    2. Follow the build and install instructions for the BodyTrack Datastore.

  2. Install this module in the usual way:

     npm install bodytrack-datastore
     
  3. Do the following if you want to run this module's tests:

    1. Copy this project's test/config.template.js file to test/config.js.

    2. Edit config.js as appropriate for your installation of the BodyTrack Datastore.

    3. Run the tests:

       npm test

Usage

This module provides a class named BodyTrackDatastore. Create a new instance like this:

var BodyTrackDatastore = require('bodytrack-datastore');
var datastore = new BodyTrackDatastore({
                                       binDir: "/PATH/TO/DATASTORE/BIN/DIRECTORY", 
                                       dataDir: "/PATH/TO/DATASTORE/DATA/DIRECTORY"
                                       });

The value for binDir should be the path to the directory containing the BodyTrack Datastore's binary executables (export, gettile, import, and info). The value for dataDir should be the path to the BodyTrack Datastore's data directory (typically named dev.kvs).

For full documentation, generate the JSDocs:

npm run-script api-docs

You'll find the generated docs in the out directory.