Simple Key-Value Storage Function

This Node.js module exports a single function, load(table_name), that provides easy access to a key-value storage system backed by an SQLite database.

Function:

• load(table_name):
  • Takes the name of a table (assumed to exist in the database and creates if not).
  • Returns an object with three methods:
    • set(key, value): Sets the value for the given key. If the key doesn't exist, it creates a new entry.
    • get(key): Retrieves the value associated with the given key and undefined if key doesn't exist.
    • find(value): Returns all keys for the given value in an array.

Usage:

npm install mapsqlite

const { load } = require("mapsqlite");
const myMap = load("1337");

console.log("hello:", myMap.get("hello"));
//hello: undefined

myMap.set("hello", "world");
console.log("hello:", myMap.get("hello"));
//hello: world

console.log(myMap.find("world"));
//["hello"]