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dino-db

v0.1.3

Published

🦕A small, document-oriented data base🦕

Downloads

17

Readme

Dino DB is a light yet robust Database for portable and server applications. A document-oriented based on the design of firestore.

There are separate modules you can add to enhance your usage of DinoDB. There is a server extension which allows you to access the Database from external applications with http requests, there is also a cross platform client which adds a clean api to make requests to your database.

Install

# npm
npm i dino-db
// node
const dinoBb = require('dino');

// browser
import * as dinoDb from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/dino-db'

Check out on how to expose your database to external apps with the server extension.

Then check out on how to connect to the database with the JavaScript based client

Usage

//initialise databse in the app
var db = new db.databse({id: "food"})
// Use the normal api avalible
db.setInBook("ingredients", "sugar", {dishes: "sweet dish", price: 10.50})
db.getInBook('ingredients', 'sugar')

read more about data hierarchy to see how to structure data

Docs

The documentation is not ready yet.

Data Hierarchy

Database: A storage location
|
\_Books: A collection of same structered data
 |
 \_Pages: Structered data in key-value pairs, like JSON
  |
	\_Sentences: Individual key-value pairs

Example

Food(database)
|
\_raw ingredients(book)
||
|\_sugar(page)
|| |
|| \_usage: "sweet dish"
||   image: "https://example.com/sugar.png"
|\_salt(page)
|| |
|| \_usage: "savoury items"
||   image: "https://example.com/salt.png"
|\_ ...(page)
|
\_dishes(book)
 |
 \_dounut(page)
 | |
 | \_ingredients: ["sugar", ...]
 |   instruction: {step1: ..., step2: ..., ...}
 \_crackers(page)
   |
	 \_ingredients: ["salt", ...]
     instruction: {step1: ..., step2: ..., ...}