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myqui

v3.0.4

Published

A simple, interactive database created for facilitating data management

Downloads

35

Readme

MyQui

MyQui is a simple, interactive database created for facilitating data management in your company or project created by the Softnoir Corporation.

Installation

You can install this package using the following command:

npm install myqui --save

Documentation

REMINDER: You still can see the documentation at our web. This is a codebox for learning to use MyQui:

const qui = require('myqui')

const db = new qui.Database()

db.createPool({
    id: '23MSdShd',
    name: 'myPool',
    capacity: '2.0 GB',
    user: 'root',
    password: 'mypasswordhahabyebye'
})

db.loadPool('23MSdShd') // execute all the information specified on the createPool funct

db.createDocument('blog')
}) // blog is the name of the database

db.prepare({ key: 'author', value: 'Pau' }) // prepare data for the query function

// insert
db.query('INSERT INTO POOL myPool, DATABASE blog VALUES (author, Pau)')

// select
let o = db.query('SELECT * FROM POOL myPool, DATABASE blog WHERE KEY = author')
 
// evaluate result (check if an object exists)
let r = db.query('EVALUATE RESULT FROM POOL myPool, DATABASE blog WHERE KEY = author')

db.close() // close the connnection to a database

Source code

If you want to change something on this service or recommend something, see our GitHub account.

Changelog

  • 3.0.3 ◆ Changed schemas to documents
  • 3.0.2 ◆ Reinvented the language of queries, added pools technology, schemas technology and close function.
  • 3.0.0 ◆ Added model compatibility and fixed JSON.stringify technology.