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@sean-nicholas/nedb-database
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A simple wrapper for some of the nedb functionality. It puts nedb into a class and adds typescript types.
Create a new database via:
const db = new Database<YourEntityType>({
filename: 'path/to/nedb-file'
})
To init your db just provide an array with a query and the corresponding value that should be added to the database. The init function checks if the value exists in the db and creates it otherwise.
await db.init([
{
query: { key: 'myConfig' },
value: {
key: { key: 'myConfig' },
value: 'here it is'
}
}
])
It is basically the same syntax as nedb but with promises:
const entry = await db.findOne({ key: 'myConfig' })
await db.update({ key: 'myConfig' }, {
key: 'myConfig'
value: 'new value'
})
Supported methods are: insert
, find
, fineOne
, count
, update
, remove
.
Cursor operations are not supported.
FAQs
Simple typescript & class support for NeDB
We found that @sean-nicholas/nedb-database 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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