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cheffydb

v1.0.7

Published

Fast, tiny, simple JSON database

Downloads

15

Readme

CheffyDB

CheffyDB is a fast, tiny, simple JSON database package with backup system.

🧭 How To Use

npm install cheffydb

A database file named cheffydb.json will be created automatically (when used).

⛳ Examples

const db = require("cheffydb");

db.set("test", "123"); //Output: 123
db.push("test123", "a"); //Output: ["a"]
db.push("test123",  "b"); //Output: ["a","b"]
db.add("number", 3); //Output: 3
db.add("number", 50); //Output: 53
db.subtract("number", 10); //Output: 43
db.all(); //Output: [{ ID:'test',data:'123'},{ID:'test123',data:['a','b']},{ID:'number',data:43}]
db.delete("number"); //Output: true
db.deleteAll(); //Output: true

db.get("test"); //Output: ["a","b"]
db.get("test123"); //Output: 123
db.fetch("test"); //Output: 123
db.check("test"); //Output: true
db.has("test"); //Output: true

Import from Another Database Package/JSON File

//from package
const db = require("cheffydb");
const otherdb = require("exampledb");
db.importFromDB(otherdb); //Output: true

//from JSON file
const db = require("cheffydb");
db.importFromJSONFile("./database.json"); //Output: true

Backing Up the Database File

const db = require("cheffydb");
db.createBackup("./backup.json"); //Automatically creates the backup file

db.loadBackup("./backup.json");
db.loadBackup("./backup.json", true); //true means the database file will be cleaned before the backup is loaded

Database Encryption

To use this, put this code at the top of your main file:

require("cheffydb").encryption(true, "encryption key"); //⚠️⚠️⚠️ Do not type your key at here if you have public project.

Store your encryption key where no one can access it (you can use .env if you have in your project). Replace the "encryption key" string with process.env.encKey to use environment variables.

const db = require("cheffydb");
//db.encryption(mode,key);
db.encryption(true,process.env.encKey);
db.set("test", "123");
db.encryption(false,process.env.encKey);

⚠️ WARNING: Store your encryption key where no one can access it (like .env in your projects). If you lose your encryption key, you may lose access to the database. We are not responsible if your data is stolen/lost. This feature is experimental. It is not recommended to use this.