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@byte-this/simple-nd-base
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A simple ndjson based database useful for mockups, testing, and quickly getting projects off of the ground.
A simple ndjson based database useful for mockups, testing, and quickly getting projects off of the ground.
This library provides a simple-to-use out-of-the-box file database reader and writer. Each database will have its own ndjson file (newline-deliniated json) which will be the subject of that database's CRUD operations. Useful for:
For our website www.bytethisstore.com, we used this implementation to start coding before we had officially decided upon what database technology to use.
We recommend you use this in conjunction with a data access layer in this manner such as this:
For more information and a deeper analysis of this methodology, visit our article on the topic: https://bytethisstore.com/articles/pg/database-decoupled
npm install @byte-this/simple-nd-base
The FileDatabase class implements both interfaces shown below. When creating connection objects, utilize the functionality provided:
/**
* Interface for the read operations the FileDatabase will provide
* The interface is a generic (parameterized) type:
* -> DataType is the type of the record to be stored (can be set as 'any' if needed)
*/
export interface iFileDatabaseReader<DataType> {
/**
* Get all records at once (can be problematic if the number of records is large)
* @param waitForUnlock: if false, should return result immediately, otherwise, wait for pending operations
*/
getAllRecords(waitForUnlock: boolean): Promise<DataType[]>;
/**
* Find a single record which matches some callback criteria
* @param waitForUnlock: if false, should return result immediately, otherwise, wait for pending operations
*/
findRecord(
callback: (record: DataType) => boolean | Promise<boolean>,
waitForUnlock: boolean
): Promise<DataType | undefined>;
/**
* Find all records which match some callback criteria
* @param waitForUnlock: if false, should return result immediately, otherwise, wait for pending operations
*/
findRecords(
callback: (record: DataType) => boolean | Promise<boolean>,
waitForUnlock: boolean
): Promise<Array<DataType>>;
/**
* Iterate over all records and perform some action. Return false or Promise<false> to stop iterating
* @param waitForUnlock: if false, should return result immediately, otherwise, wait for pending operations
*/
forEachRecord(
callback: (record: DataType) => boolean | Promise<boolean>,
waitForUnlock: boolean
): Promise<void>;
/**
* Get the number of records in the database
* @param waitForUnlock: if false, should return result immediately, otherwise, wait for pending operations
*/
getNumRecords(waitForUnlock: boolean): Promise<number>;
/**
* Get the size of the database on the filesystem
*/
getDatabaseSize(): Promise<number>;
}
/**
* Interface for the write operations the FileDatabase will provide
* The interface is a generic (parameterized) type:
* -> DataType is the type of the record to be stored (can be set as 'any' if needed)
*/
export interface iFileDatabaseWriter<DataType> {
/**
* Add a single record of DataType
* @param record DataType
*/
addRecord(record: DataType): Promise<void>;
/**
* Add many records of DataType
* @param record DataType
*/
addRecords(records: DataType[]): Promise<void>;
/**
* Update multiple records based on some callback
* Will update ALL records where the return of the callback is true or Promise<true>
* @param findCallback
* @param newRecord
*/
updateRecords(
findCallback: (record: DataType) => boolean | Promise<boolean>,
newRecord: DataType
): Promise<void>;
/**
* Delete multiple records based on some callback
* Will delete ALL records where the return of the callback is true or Promise<true>
* @param findCallback
* @param newRecord
*/
deleteRecords(
findCallback: (record: DataType) => boolean | Promise<boolean>
): Promise<void>;
/**
* Delete all records unconditionally
*/
deleteAllRecords(): Promise<void>;
}
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A simple ndjson based database useful for mockups, testing, and quickly getting projects off of the ground.
The npm package @byte-this/simple-nd-base receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @byte-this/simple-nd-base popularity was classified as not popular.
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