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rt-pods-client-ts

v0.1.8

Published

RT-Pods TS Client

Downloads

88

Readme

rt-pods-client-ts

Rust Client for RT(Radix Tree)-Pods. RT-Pods is a RadixTree DBMS written in Rust.

Description

TypeScript client to interface with a running RT-Pods deployment.

For documentation beyond the doc comments on the methods; or how to get started with RT-Pods see the rt-pods repository.

This mimics the Rust client so, for a overview you can also visit the full crate documentation here at docs.rs.

Installation

  • npm install rt-pods-client-ts

Example Usage

import { RtPods } from "rt-pods-client-ts";

(async () => {
  const rtPods = new RtPods(["127.0.0.1:1337"]);

  await rtPods.createRadixTree("1337");

  await rtPods.batchOperation("1337", [
    { Insert: ["/root", null] },
    { Insert: ["/root/images", null] },
    { Insert: ["/root/images/owls", null] },
    { Insert: ["/root/images/owls/snow.jpg", "data"] },
    { Insert: ["/root/images/owls/grey.jpg", null] },
  ]);

  const searchResult = await rtPods.search("1337", "/root/", {
    sort: [{ Length: "Ascending" }],
    depth: 12,
    limit: 24,
    inclusive: false,
    predictive: true,
    corrective: null,
    prepend_prefix: false,
  });

  console.log(searchResult);

  // Logs:
  // [
  //     ['images', null],
  //     ['images/owls', null],
  //     ['images/owls/snow.jpg', "data"],
  //     ['images/owls/grey.jpg', null],
  // ]

  await rtPods.remove("1337", "/root/images/owls/grey.jpg");

  await rtPods.contains("1337", "/root/images/owls/grey.jpg");

  await rtPods.deleteRadixTree("1337");
})();
// Cluster
const rtPods = new RtPods([
   "127.0.0.1:1337",
   "127.0.0.1:1338",
   "127.0.0.1:1339"
]);

// It is highly recommended to at-least sync on startup
await rtPods.sync();

// Syncing with the cluster can let the client know
// about newly registered radix trees since the initial
// sync on construction and improve routing performance.
setInterval(async () => await rtPods.sync(), 60000);

Contributing

Open to any contributions, but this repository must mirror the rt-pods-client Rust client completely; meaning any proposed changes here will need to be carried over to the next release of rt-pods-client or any following clients for other languages.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 Robert Lopez

See LICENSE.md

Project status

I plan to continue maintaining this project as long as I maintain rt-pods.