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wavedb

v0.1.2

Published

Javascript document database based on LevelDB

Downloads

6

Readme

WaveDB

Javascript document database based on LevelDB.

This library is meant for sites with low to medium traffic demands running on a single machine. It does not require installing a separate database server and is portable, moving your data is just zipping up the database directory and copying it somewhere else.

Install

In Node.js: npm i wavedb

Usage

// Require library
const db = require('wavedb')()

// Create document, 'user' is the name of the model/collection
const result = await db('user').create({ email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns an object with the id
{ id: 'ck2a5xf2c0000okk3dbvz4n3i' }

// Update documents, changes all matches
const result = await db('user').update({ email: '[email protected]' }, { email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns the number of changed documents
{ n: 1 }

// Delete documents, deletes all matches
const result = await db('user').delete({ email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns the number of deleted documents
{ n: 1 }

// Get a single document
const result = await db('user').get({ email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns the document as a javascript object
{ id: 'ck2a5xf2c0000okk3dbvz4n3i', email: '[email protected]' }

// Get multiple documents
const result = await db('user').find({ email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns an array of the documents
[{ id: 'ck2a5xf2c0000okk3dbvz4n3i', email: '[email protected]' }]

// Count documents
const result = await db('user').count({ email: '[email protected]' })

// Returns the count as an integer
2

// Clear collection. WARNING: will wipe all your data for this collection
await db('user').clear()

// Close connections manually, useful for testing
await db.close()

MIT licensed. Enjoy!