attostore

attodom

small json in-memory store with path events, ~3kb min, ~1kb gz

• Example • Why • API • License

Examples

import {Store} from 'attostore'

var store = new Store({})

store.on('a/b', function(val, key, old) {
  console.log('changed', key, 'from', old, 'to', val)
})

store.run([{path:'a/b', data:'hello'}])
store.set(['a', 'b'], data:'world')

supports different environments

• CJS: var create = require('attostore').createStore
• ES modules: import {createStore} from 'attostore'

Features, Limitations, Gotcha

• available in CommonJS and ES6 modules
• only the last item of an Array can be deleted to avoid shifting of keys
• No Array splicing to keep the keys unchanged. additions and removals from the end only (eg. push pop)
• only JSON types supported (Array, Object, string, number, boolean, null)
• set triggers a deletion if the value is undefined and/or absent

API

new Store(initValue: any): Store

Store

.on(path: Path, handler: (val, key, old, key)=>void, [, context: any]): Ref .once(path: Path, handler: (val, key, old, key)=>void, [, context: any]): Ref .off(path: Path, handler: (val, key, old, key)=>void, [, context: any]): Ref .run(commandName: string, ...args: any): Error|void .get(path: Path): any .run(command[]): Error|void .set(path: Path [, data: any]): Error|void

Command

{path: Path, data: any}

Path

Array|string|number

• 0, "0", [0], ["0"] are equivalent
• '', null, undefined are equivalent
• a/b, ["a", "b"] are equivalent

License

MIT © Hugo Villeneuve