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json-db-lib

v0.1.10

Published

Database library for lightweight databases based on JSON files

Downloads

24

Readme

json-db-lib

Database library for lightweight databases based on JSON files.

Installation

Terminal

npm install json-db-lib


### Usage

>```javascript
...
var db = require ('json-db-lib');
...

Functions

connect

connect( path )

It set the work directory .The path argument is the physical directory where the database json files will be saved.

load

load( table, init )

This function load or create a table json file in the working directory. The table argument is the name of your json data table. The init argument can takes two initializations: to initialize an collection set the init param to [], to initialize an object just set the init param to {}.

insert

insert( table, obj )

This function add a new object (obj) in the collection (table).

select

select( table, query, values )

The select function returns a vector with of the collection table that match with the search query, the query param looks like "user == :user AND password == :password", and the values param is an object key: value, the keys must be equal to the query variables preceded by :

like

like( table, key, value )

The like function returns all rows that contains value in the column key

between

between( table, key, value1, value2 )

between function returns all elements in the collection table that are in the range value1 <= X <= value2 X is a value of column key

update

update( table, obj, find )

This function update with obj the elements that match with the search criteria contained in find object into collection table.

delete

delete( table, query, values )

The delete function remove all objects that match with the query criteria like a select function.

save

save()

It save the collection into json file.

Example

... var db = require('json-db-lib'); db.connect( './data' ); db.load( 'user', [] ); var user = { login: 'lorem', pass: 'access', name: 'Loremso Ipsumo', email: '[email protected]' }; db.insert( 'user', user ); ...


### Credits

This project has been created by [Raúl Salvador Andrade](http://github.com/rabrux) and is sponsored by [WA Technologies](http://wat.mx)