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ora-ruffle

v1.0.19

Published

Ruffle authenticated database

Downloads

6

Readme

Ruffle

Installation

npm install ora-ruffle

Example Usage

Importing

const Ruffle = require('ora-ruffle')
var ruffle = new Ruffle()

Creating a table for transactions

let table = "transactions"
let schema = {
  id: 'string',
  from: 'string',
  to: 'string',
  amount: 'uint'
}
var transactions = ruffle.create(table, schema)

Load table for transactions

let table = "transactions"
let schema = {
  id: 'string',
  from: 'string',
  to: 'string',
  amount: 'uint'
}
var transactions = ruffle.create(table, schema)

Put key into db

let key = 'id'
let transaction = {
  id: key,
  from: 'address1',
  to: 'address2',
  amount: 20000
}
ruffle.put(transactions, key, value)

The put command returns a proof and value, or an error.

Proof {

}

Get item from the table

ruffle.get(transactions, key)
let pred = {
  account: "key"
}
ruffle.filter(transactions, pred)

Documentation

CRUD Operations

Create

| name | type | description
|--- |--- | --- | | table | string | name of the table | | schema | JSON | schema for the table |

This creates a table with name, tableName, and returns a confirmation boolean if correct.

let table = "transactions"
let schema = {
  balance: 'uint'
  account: 'string'
}
var transactions = ruffle.create(table, schema)

Put

| name | type | description
|--- |--- | --- | | tableName | string | name of the table | | key | byte array | key for the value | | value | bytes array | value being placed in the table |

This operation does a put, and returns a proof.

let key = '.....'
let value = {
  account: key,
  value: 1000
}
ruffle.put(transactions, key, value)

Get

| name | type | description
|--- |--- | --- | | table | string | name of the table | | key | byte array | key for the value |

Gets a value corresponding to the key, within the tableName.

ruffle.get(transactions, key)

Remove

| name | type | description
|--- |--- | --- | | tableName | string | name of the table | | key | byte array | key for the value |

Deletes the value associated with the key at the designated table.

Verification

Filters, Aggregates, Maps, and Groups

Filter

Each filter can be shown as a combination of three variables.

| name | type | description
|--- |--- | --- | | name | string | name of the table | | expression | string | key for the predicate type | | value | integer, string, value type | key for the value |

let filter = [{
 name: "name", expression: "=", value: "hello"
}]
ruffle.filter(transactions, filter)

Output

Future Work

Future work on this library:

  • Schema Validation
  • Optimized range queries
  • Integrating mapping, and aggregation functions
  • Query optimization
  • Addition of developer-based authenticated updates