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json-filedb-manager

v1.1.1

Published

This project provides a basic implementation of a file-based database system using Node.js. It includes functionality for creating and managing databases and tables, as well as performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on table data.

Downloads

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Readme

Simple Database System

This project provides a basic implementation of a file-based database system using Node.js. It includes functionality for creating and managing databases and tables, as well as performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on table data.

Features

  • Database Management:
    • Create and delete databases.
  • Table Management:
    • Create tables.
    • Insert, retrieve, update, and delete records.
    • Drop tables.

Installation

   npm install json-filedb-manager 

Usage

Creating a Database

To create a new database, use the CreateDB class:

const { CreateDB } = require('./path/to/your/file');
const db = new CreateDB('myDatabase');

This will create a directory named data/myDatabase if it does not already exist.

Creating a Table

To create a new table within a database, use the Table class:

const { Table } = require('./path/to/your/file');
const table = new Table(db, 'myTable');

This will create a file named data/myDatabase/myTable.json with an empty array as its initial content.

Alter Table Name

To alter the table name, use the alterTableName method:


table.alterTableName('alterMyTable')

This will alter table name from myTable to alterMyTable

Insert Data

To insert data into a table, use the insert method:

const data = { id: 1, name: 'Sample Data' };
table.insert(data);

Retrieve Data

To get all records from a table, use the getAll method:

const allData = table.getAll();
console.log(allData);

To get a record by its ID, use the getById method:

const record = table.getById(1);
console.log(record);

Update Data

To update a record by its ID, use the updateById method:

const updatedData = { id: 1, name: 'Updated Data' };
table.updateById(1, updatedData);

Delete Data

To delete a record by its ID, use the deleteById method:

table.deleteById(1);

To delete all records in a table, use the deleteAll method:

table.deleteAll();

Drop Table

To delete the table file, use the dropTable method:

table.dropTable();

Drop Database

To delete the entire database (including all tables), use the drop method from the CreateDB class:

db.drop();

Error Handling

Ensure that the id field is present in the data when inserting or updating records.

The methods handle file operations and will log errors to the console if issues arise. Specific errors include file system errors during deletion and JSON parsing errors.