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uldb

v1.0.1

Published

This a ulto lite db for nodejs with zero dependency

Downloads

19

Readme

uldb Database

An Ultra Lite Database for nodejs

How to use

npm i uldb

Make a file data.json somewhere and fill {} in it (Preformatted text):

  • this librarary is too much lite
  • hence I had not used any checks or validation to make my code slow
  • All inputs are done in string format only
  • after creating a data.json file write {} inside it so that from begining only a json object will be there
  • find() is used to get all the data
  • get() is used to get data of required key
  • set() is used to insert/update key data but it will not return output
  • setMany() is used to insert/update object data but it will not return output
  • setGet() much similar to set() but it will return output
  • setGetAll() similar to setGet() but it will return all data of object
  • unset() is used to delete key from data
  • unsetGetAll() much similar to setGetAll inspite it is used to delete key from data
  • No reason to unsetGet() because if key from data is deleted then no reason to see it.
const uldb = require('uldb')('./data.json');
uldb.set('name', 'roshan', () => console.log('no output')); // did not give output
uldb.setMany({ gender: 'male', country: 'INDIA' }, () =>
  console.log('no output')
); // did not give output
uldb.setGet('gender', 'male', data => console.log(data)); //'male'
uldb.setGetAll('age', 23, data => console.log(data)); //{name:'roshan',gender:'male',age:23}
uldb.find(data => console.log(data)); //{name:'roshan',gender:'male',age:23}
uldb.unset('name', () => console.log('no output')); // did not give output
uldb.unsetGetAll('name', data => console.log(data));