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poolrc

v1.0.0-rc7

Published

pool manager

Downloads

17

Readme

poolrc

The poolrc is a data pooling tool for science projects

init


const poolManager = new (require('poolrc')).base()

add data to the pool

let response = poolManager.add(
    data
);

// response {string} generated id

add data to the pool with set

let response = poolManager.set(
    name,
    data
);

// response {bool}

get data from the pool


let response = poolManager.get({
    name
});

// response {any}

edit data in the pool

let response = poolManager.edit(
    name,
    data
);

// response {bool} - faild if the set not exist

check data exist the pool


poolManager.check({
    name
});

get all data from the pool


poolManager.all();

full data export from the pool


poolManager.full();

// object 

check exist


let response = poolManager.check(
    name
);

// boolean

delete data from the pool


poolManager.del(
    name
);

drop all data from the pool


let response = poolManager.drop();

// bool true

empty check


let response = poolManager.empty();

// boolean

size of the pool


let response = poolManager.size();

// respone integer

save full data backup


poolManager.save(file_name);

load full data backup


poolManager.load(file_name);