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s1db

v0.0.3

Published

An S1 client for Node.js

Downloads

3

Readme

S1 Node

A barebones key-value store that requires no setup besides a token. This is heavily inspired by jsonstore.io, but it's faster and much more reliable.

Get a token

Head over to s1.kognise.dev/token to get yourself a token. Don't share this with anyone because it gives access to all of your database. I recommend putting it in an environment variable like S1_TOKEN.

Installation

First, install S1 with either NPM or Yarn:

$ npm i s1db
$ yarn add s1db

Then, import it in your code like this:

const S1 = require('s1db')
const db = new S1(process.env.S1_TOKEN)

Usage

It's very easy to get, set, and delete values!

await db.set('foo', 123)
await db.get('foo') // -> 123
await db.delete('foo')

If a key isn't set or has been deleted, get will return null.

For ease of use, this library will serialize and parse json so you can easily store objects, numbers, and other rich JavaScript values. You can access the raw string values with setRaw and getRaw:

await db.setRaw('foo', '/')
await db.getRaw('foo') // -> '/'

await db.get('foo') // Error: invalid JSON!

You can also get a list of all keys that have been stored in your database:

await db.getKeys()