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ng-indexed-db

v0.0.0-beta.1

Published

An IndexedDB Angular module wrapped in RXJS

Downloads

113

Readme

ng-indexed-db

ng-indexed-db is an Angular module that wraps IndexedDB API in RXJS, transforming it into Observable

Installation

  npm install ng-indexed-db

Usage

Import the IndexedDBModule into your Module:

  import { IndexedDBModule } from "ng-indexed-db";

  @NgModule({
    imports: [
      IndexedDBModule.forRoot([
        {
          name: 'todo_database',
          stores: [{ name: 'todo_store' }]
        }
      ])
    ]
  })
  export class AppModule {}

IndexedDBModule forRoot method requires a database metadata collection to create all the databases and table storage defined in the metadata.
Note: IndexedDBModule takes the firts element of the databases collections as Default Database

Database metadata type:

  {
    // Database name
    name: string;
    // Stores collections
    stores: {
      // Store name
      name: string;
    }[];
  }

All generated stores will have a keyPath with the value: 'id'

Inject the IndexedDB service into your component.

  export class AppComponent {

    $list: Observable<any>;

    constructor(
      private indexedDbService: IndexedDB
    ) {
      this.$list = this.indexedDbService.list('todo_table');
    }
  }

Methods

All methods recive an optional parameter that dfines the database name. If it doesn't recive a database name, the service takes the default database to do store requests.

list(storeName: string, databaseName?: string)
Returns an Observable with the table list result.

  this.indexedDbService.list('todo_table').subscribe(
    response => // handle IndexedDb list result
    error => // handle IndexedDb request error
  );

create(storeName: string, data: any, databaseName?: string)
Store the given data.

  this.indexedDbService.create('todo_table', {name: 'todo name'}).subscribe(
    response => // handle IndexedDb store result
    error => // handle IndexedDb request error
  );

update(storeName: string, data: any, databaseName?: string)
Updated stored data.

  this.indexedDbService.update('todo_table', {name: 'todo name'}).subscribe(
    response => // handle IndexedDb update result
    error => // handle IndexedDb request error
  );

get(storeName: string, key: any, databaseName?: string)
Returns an Observable with the object found in the table by the given key

  this.indexedDbService.get('todo_table', 'todo name').subscribe(
    response => // handle IndexedDb update result
    error => // handle IndexedDb request error
  );

delete(storeName: string, key: any, databaseName?: string)
Returns an Observable with the object found in the table by the given key

  this.indexedDbService.delete('todo_table', 'todo name').subscribe(
    response => // handle IndexedDb update result
    error => // handle IndexedDb request error
  );