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A fast, driver-based database engine with unified API, middleware support, and zero hassle.
FUSE is a modular, high-performance database interface designed for simplicity, flexibility, and speed. It acts as a unified abstraction layer over a variety of storage drivers-from in-memory to file-based to full SQL/NoSQL backends-so your code stays consistent regardless of where your data lives.
⚠️ Warning: FUSE is currently in testing phase (Here be dragons)
const FUSE = require("@fusedb/core");
const JSONDriver = require("@fusedb/json");
const Crypto = require("@fusedb/crypto");
const db = new FUSE({
driver: new JSONDriver({ path: './data/database.json' }),
middleware: [
new Crypto({ key: process.env.DB_KEY })
]
});
(async () => {
await db.set("user:123", { name: "Alice" });
const user = await db.get("user:123");
console.log(user); // { name: "Alice" }
})();
@fusedb/json - JSON file-backed storage driver@fusedb/toml - TOML file-backed storage driver@fusedb/yaml - YAML file-backed storage driver@fusedb/csv - CSV file-backed storage driver@fusedb/sqlite - SQLite driver@fusedb/postgres - PostgreSQL driver@fusedb/mariadb - MariaDB driver@fusedb/mysql - MySQL driver@fusedb/mongodb - MongoDB driver@fusedb/crypto - AES encryption middleware@fusedb/logger - Log database events to console and/or fileGot it! Here's the updated Contributing section with that naming guidance included:
FUSE is built to be modular and community-driven - we welcome contributions of all kinds!
Want to add a new driver (e.g. Redis, MySQL, IndexedDB) or create powerful middleware (like compression, caching, analytics)? You're in the right place.
Fork this repository.
Clone your fork:
git clone https://github.com/Fast-Unified-Storage-Engine/FUSE.git
cd FUSE
Install dependencies:
npm install
Build your custom driver/middleware in a new folder or standalone repo.
Submit a Pull Request - or publish your own package!
To keep the ecosystem consistent and easy to discover, we recommend one of these naming formats:
Official FUSE packages (preferred):
@fusedb/<name>
Examples: @fusedb/json, @fusedb/crypto, @fusedb/sqliteCommunity/Standalone packages (if not under @fusedb):
fusedb-<name>
Example: fusedb-redis@your-org/fusedb-<name>
Example: @acmeorg/fusedb-indexeddbYou don't need to be part of the official org to contribute - just follow the naming pattern so others can find and use your work easily.
Every contribution matters - whether it’s fixing bugs, improving docs, or building new modules. FUSE is a community effort, and your creativity helps push it forward.
Have questions or want to share ideas? Open an issue or start a discussion.
FUSE makes database logic portable, powerful, and fun to work with. No more rewriting logic per driver. Just plug in and go.
Fast. Unified. Extensible. FUSE.
Licensed under the Apache-2.0.
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A fast, driver-based database engine with unified API, middleware support, and zero hassle.
We found that @fusedb/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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