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easy-db-core

v3.0.0

Published

Core for Lite&easy database.

Downloads

210

Readme

Easy DB Core

Easy DB logo

Core of Lite&easy database for the same interface of any implementation. The same interface can be used in Node, Web, Mobile, Server and Develop applications.

Include types for TypeScript.

Features

  • The same interface in Node, Web, Mobile, Server or your own environment.
  • Easy reading and updating database without any special tool.
  • Handling files directly in easy-db.

API interface

import easyDB from "easy-db-*";
const { insert, select, update, remove } = easyDB(configuration);

// INSERT
const idOfRow = await insert("collection1", { myRow: 1 });
const idOfRow = await insert("collection1", id => ({ id, myRow: 1 }));

// SELECT
const allCollection1 = await select("collection1");
const myRow1 = await select("collection1", idOfRow);

// UPDATE
await update("collection1", idOfRow, { ...myRow1, update: 1 });

// DELETE
await remove("collection1", idOfRow); // only one row

Example of use

Save user information in browser

import easyDB from "easy-db-browser";
const { select, update } = easyDB();

// Save nickname 
await update("myAppName", "nickname", nickname);

// Load nickname
const nickname = await select("myAppName", "nickname");

File saving as url

import easyDB from "easy-db-node";
const { select, update, file, configure } = easyDB({ fileFolder: "./files", fileUrl: "/files" });

// Save user with picture 
await update("myAppName", "user", {
    name: "Example User",
    // any file in base64
    photo: file("data:image/png;base64,iVB...YI="),
    // or
    photo: {
        type: "EASY_DB_FILE",
        url: "data:image/png;base64,iVB...YI=",
    }
});

// Load with picture
const user = await select("myAppName", "user");
// user = { name: "Example User", photo: { url: "/files/1f6bef21.png" } }

Your implementation for this interface

import easyDB from "easy-db-core";

type Data = { [id: string]: any };

export default function easyDBMy(configuration: {}) {
    return easyDB({
        async saveCollection(name: string, data: Data) {
            // code for save collection
        },
        async loadCollection(name: string): Promise<null | Data> {
            // code for load collection
        },
    };
};

Add your file handling


return easyDB({
    ...
    async saveFile(base64: string): string {
        // code replace file
        return "replaced text for file";
    },
    async removeFile(filePath: string) {
        // code for remove file
    },
});