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lib-jsoncache

v1.0.0

Published

A small Lib to Hold a JSON-File in Memory Cache

Downloads

3

Readme

lib-JSONCache

A small Lib to Hold a JSON-File in Memory Cache

Installation

Just run npm install lib-jsoncache

Usage

The Usage is simple, the config is extensive :-)

const JSONCache = require('lib-jsoncache')

let jc = new JSONCache(config)

Load File

jc.load()

Use Values

This is an Array of Objects from the JSON-File

jc.data

You may, e.g. jc.data.push({})

Save File

jc.save()

Start / Stop Autosave

Every x Seconds (30 seconds or set in Config) the file may autosave using a simple interval.

To Start this use:

jc.startAutoSave()

To Stop it:

jc.stopAutoSave()

Config

There are a lot of config parameters to give.
Just see config.sample.json for a full example of all options.

Required

  • file: Name of the JSON-File to Load from / Save to

Optional

  • saveInterval: How often to autosave the file (in milliseconds). Default is 30 seconds
  • autoload: Set to True to autoload the File on init. otherwise you have to call .load()
  • autosave: Set to True to autosave the File in intervals. You may also call .save() whenever you want to save

Testing

To Test you may install the dev-dependencies.
Then just run npm run test