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just-json

v0.2.16

Published

Small json-driven flat database

Downloads

21

Readme

just-json

Root object props & methods

DB = {
    schemas: {
        // ...listing of schemas
    },
    config(opts) {
        // GET or SET database configs
        let opts = {
            path: 'stores/db',
            schema: './_schemas.json'
        }
    },
    select(collection, schema),
    removeCollection(name),
    emptyCollection(name),
    reset()
}

Collection methods

  • add(item) — add record to collection
  • save(item) — alias for add method
  • get(id, fields) — retrieve record from collection
  • update(id, data) — update record with [id]
  • remove(id) — remove record with [id]
  • sync(data) — synchronize/replace data in current collection
  • count() — get count of records in current collection
  • find() — Promise-based method .find().run().then() with finder model. Search methods see bellow.

Finder methods

  • equals(key, val)
  • notEqual(key, val)
  • gt(key, val)
  • gte(key, val)
  • lt(key, val)
  • lte(key, val)
  • matches(key, reg)
  • paginate(count, sort)
  • one()
  • run()

Usage example

_schemas.json

{
    "currencies": {
        "title": "Валюты",
        "fields": [
            "tag|text|Тег",
            "name|text|Название"
        ]
    },
    "currates": {
        "title": "Ставки валют",
        "fields": [
            "currency|select|Валюта",
            "rate|text|Ставка",
            "created_at|date|Дата"
        ],
        "dependencies": {
            "currency": "currencies:tag,name"
        }
    }
}

app.js

const DB = require('just-json')

DB.configure({
    path: 'stores/db',
    schema: __dirname + '/_schemas.json'
});

// add collection
var Movie = DB.select('tosters');

// add item into "Movie" collection
let key = Movie.add({
    type: 'movie',
    title: 'The Godfather',
    director: 'Francis Ford Coppola',
    writer: 'Mario Puzo',
    imdb: 9.2
});


let mov = Movie.get(key);   // return value of [_id] field
console.log('\n\n', mov);
Movie.remove(key);  // remove item

mov = Movie.get(key);   // try to get again
console.log('\n\n', mov);    // return -> null

// add a record again
let key = Movie.add({
    type: 'movie',
    title: 'The Godfather',
    director: 'Francis Ford Coppola',
    writer: 'Mario Puzo',
    imdb: 9.2
});

console.log('\n\nCount is', Movie.count()); // -> 1

// test find method
Movie.find()
    .matches('title', /he/i)
    .matches('type', /movie/i)
    .paginate(2)
    .run()
    .then( results => {
        console.log('\n\nFind results', results);
    });