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fortune-nedb

v1.1.7

Published

NeDB adapter for Fortune.

Downloads

9

Readme

Fortune NeDB Adapter

Build Status npm Version License

This is a NeDB adapter for Fortune.

Usage

Install the fortune-nedb package from npm:

$ npm install fortune-nedb

Then use it with Fortune:

const fortune = require('fortune')
const nedbAdapter = require('fortune-nedb')

const store = fortune({ ... }, {
  adapter: [ nedbAdapter, {/* options */} ]
})

Options

All of the options are enumerated here. Here are additional adapter-specific options:

  • dbPath: Path to a directory where the database is persisted to disk. Optional.

Note that the filename option has no effect, since Fortune.js determines filenames based on type name.

In addition to the constructor options, there is also the query function in the find method, which accepts the query object as an argument, and may either mutate or return the query object. This allows for arbitrary queries.

License

This software is licensed under the MIT License.