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kvdb.io

v1.0.5

Published

KVdb.io JavaScript API client providing key-value store database access in a simple and lightweight module

Downloads

98

Readme

KVdb.io JavaScript API client

API client for KVdb.io, a managed key-value storage service that lets you quickly build applications in the key-value domain without worrying about backend infrastructure.

Features

  • Minimal
  • Async-ready and Promises-friendly
  • Only a single dependency when used from node.js (node-fetch)
  • Uses the Fetch API, making it compatible for use with both node.js and the browser

Example Usage

Client-Side

Drop this line into your HTML source:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]"></script>

Server-Side

Install npm module:

npm i kvdb.io

Use it:

const KVdb = require('kvdb.io')

Use the API

const bucket = KVdb.bucket('MY_BUCKET_ID', 'MY_ACCESS_TOKEN') // access token arg optional

const myapp = async () => {
  // set a key
  await bucket.set('users:1:flavor', 'oatmeal')

  // get a key
  let res = await bucket.get('users:1:flavor')
  console.log('flavor: ', res)

  // increment a key
  await bucket.incr('users:1:profile_views', 1)

  // list key by prefix (returns an array of keys)
  res = await bucket.list({prefix: 'users:1:'})
  console.log('keys: ', res)

  // list key-values by prefix (returns an array of [key, value] tuples)
  res = await bucket.list({prefix: 'users:1:', values: true})
  for (const [key, value] of res) {
    console.log(`key: ${key} => ${value}`)
  }

  // delete a key
  await bucket.delete('users:1:flavor')
}

myapp()

LocalForage Driver

If you're interested in using the KVdb localForage driver, it's easy:

<script src="localforage.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]"></script>
<script>
KVdb.installLocalForageDriver(localforage)

localforage.config({
  bucket: KVdb.bucket('MY_BUCKET_ID', 'MY_ACCESS_TOKEN')
})

localforage.setDriver([KVdb.LOCALFORAGE_DRIVER])
  .then(() => localForage.setItem('foo', 'bar'))
  .then(() => localForage.getItem('foo'))
  .then(value => alert('value: ' + value))
</script>

License

MIT