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fshdb

v0.3.0

Published

A lightweight & fast json database with the essentials and more

Downloads

135

Readme

FshDB

A lightweight & fast json database with the essentials and more

// Require the base db
const DB = require('fshdb')

// Creating the db
let fsh = new DB()

// Setting data
fsh.set('key', 'value')

Constructor

DB(file, options)

  • file - Optional, File where the db will be, relative, Default: DB.json
  • options - Optional
    • ``

Base Functions

  • set(key, value) - Sets a value to a key (can be any standard type)
  • get(key) - Gets the value of a key
  • has(key) - Checks for a key in the db return true or false
  • remove(key) - Removes a key from the db
  • find(function) - Returns a list of keys which values follow the function
  • keys() - List of all the keys on the db
  • values() - List of all the values on the db
  • all() - Gets the whole database as object
  • backup(file) - Backups the db file to another file (big dbs will take some time)

Number values

Functions for values that are of type number (Values will be converted)

  • add(key, number) - Adds the number to the current
  • sub(key, number) - Subtracts the number to the current

Array values

Functions for values that are of type array

  • push(key, value) - Pushes value into the list element
  • pull(key, index) - Removes element at index
  • pop(key) - Removes last element (return removed value)
  • flat(key) - Flattens array at key
  • concat(key, value) - Concats a array to the current one

Object values

Functions for values that are of type object/json You can add . inside the keys to denote access of a further object Example of .: key.key2 for { key: { key2: 'Hello', key1: 'Bye' } } is 'Hello' So far this can be used for get and set