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append-tree
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Model a tree structure on top of an append-only log.
npm install append-tree
The data structure stores a small index for every entry in the log, meaning no external indexing is required to model the tree. Also means that you can perform fast lookups on sparsely replicated logs.
var tree = require('append-tree')
var hypercore = require('hypercore')
var feed = hypercore('./my-tree')
var tr = tree(feed, {valueEncoding: 'utf-8'})
tr.put('/hello', 'world', function (err) {
if (err) throw err
tr.get('/hello', function (err, val) {
if (err) throw err
console.log(val) // <-- 'world'
tr.list('/', function (err, list) {
if (err) throw err
console.log(list) // <-- ['hello']
})
})
})
var tr = tree(feed, [options])Create a new append tree.
First option should be a hypercore feed (or any append-only log that supports .append() and .length).
Options include:
{
valueEncoding: 'binary' | 'utf-8' | 'json' | anyAbstractEncoding
offset: 0 // optional feed offset where the tree starts
cache: true // use an LRU cache on tree entries
cacheSize: 65536 // how many entries to use in the LRU cache
}
tr.put(name, value, [callback])Insert a new node in the tree.
tr.del(name, [callback])Delete a node from the tree.
tr.get(name, [options], callback)Retrieve a value from the tree. Accepts the same options as hypercore's get method.
tr.list(name, [options], callback)List all immediate children of a node. Similar to doing a readdir in a file system. Accepts the same options as hypercore's get method.
tr.path(name, [options], callback)Will call the callback with a list of feed indexes needed to lookup the given name. Useful if you are replicating the tree and want to avoid roundtrips. Accepts the same options as hypercore's get method.
var stream = tr.history([options])Create a history stream containing all the changes in the tree. Accepts the same options as hypercore's createReadStream method.
Each data event looks like this
{
type: 'put' | 'del',
version: 42, // version of the tree at this point in time
name: '/foo',
value: new Buffer('bar') // null if it is a del
}
tr.versionNumber describing the current version of the tree.
Populated initially after ready event. Will be -1 before.
tr.on('ready', cb)Fired when the tree is ready and all properties have been populated.
var oldTree = tr.checkout(version, [options])Checkout an old readonly version of the tree. .get, .list will return the same values as the tree did at the old version.
Accepts the same options as the tree constructor.
var stream = tr.diff(checkout, [options])Diff a tree against another checkout of the tree.
Will emit the same data as the history stream but representing the diff from tr to checkout.
Accepts the same options as hypercore's createReadStream method.
MIT
FAQs
Model a tree structure on top of an append-only log.
The npm package append-tree receives a total of 633 weekly downloads. As such, append-tree popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that append-tree demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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