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@joshdb/json
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The JSON provider uses the atomically module for persistent storage of JOSH data.
In your project folder, you should be able to install using this command:
npm i @joshdb/json
** OR **
yarn add @joshdb/json
Using the JSON provider goes as such:
const Josh = require('@joshdb/core');
const JoshJSON = require('@joshdb/json');
const db = new Josh({
name: 'testing',
provider: JoshJSON,
// See below for all provider options.
providerOptions: {},
});
db.defer.then(async () => {
console.log(`Connected, there are ${await db.size} rows in the database.`);
});
Here is a list of full options this provider supports:
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [providerOptions] | Object | The Provider Options Object, with the below properties: |
| [providerOptions.maxLength] | string | Optional, defaults to 100. The amount of entries per json chunk file |
| [providerOptions.dataDir] | string | Optional, defaults to data. The location for the stored json files |
| [providerOptions.indexAll] | boolean | Optional, defaults to false. Adds new keys from the stored json files |
| [providerOptions.cleanupEmpty] | boolean | Optional, defaults to false. Cleans out empty keys from index file |
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JSON Provider for JOSH
We found that @joshdb/json demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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