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co-nedb-ex

v1.0.0

Published

nedb generator goodness for co, preserving the original object

Downloads

5

Readme

co-nedb NPM version Dependencies Status Build Status

Nedb made more awesome with generators.

This fork preserves the original supplied NeDB object, but links to the same instance.

  • You can use the callbacks on the original object.

Installation

$ npm install co-nedb

Setup

Call wrap() on collections to make them generator friendly:

var Datastore = require('nedb');
var wrap = require('co-nedb');

var db = new Datastore({ autoload: true }); // in-memory database
var users = wrap(db);                       // !!! RETURNS A NEW DB OBJECT (the original is NOT MODIFED) !!!

Example

Simple example:

yield users.remove({});

yield users.insert({ name: 'Tobi', species: 'ferret' });
yield users.insert({ name: 'Loki', species: 'ferret' });
yield users.insert({ name: 'Jane', species: 'ferret' });

var res = yield users.findOne({ name: 'Tobi' });
res.name.should.equal('Tobi');

var res = yield users.find({ species: 'ferret' });
res.should.have.length(3);

Parallel inserts:

yield users.remove({});

yield [
  users.insert({ name: 'Tobi', species: 'ferret' }),
  users.insert({ name: 'Loki', species: 'ferret' }),
  users.insert({ name: 'Jane', species: 'ferret' })
];

var res = yield users.findOne({ name: 'Tobi' });
res.name.should.equal('Tobi');

var res = yield users.find({ species: 'ferret' });
res.should.have.length(3);

License

MIT

Changelog

v2.0.0 (18 Oct 2014)

  • Bumped thunkify version from 0.0.1 to 2.1.2.
  • Removed nedb as a dependency
  • Added .npmignore