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BaylitDB is JSON database system.
npm install baylitdb
const baylit = require("baylitdb");
const db = new baylit({ dbFolder: "DB", dbName: "baylit" });
//Set any string or number in database.
db.set("baylit", "database"); // true
// Get database element from id.
db.get("baylit"); // database
//Add number.
db.add("number", 1); // 1
//Substract number.
db.subtract("number", 1); // 0
//Push element into the array.
db.push("array", 1); // [1]
//Unpush element from array.
db.unpush("array", 1); // []
//Asset control.
db.has("baylit"); // true
//Get all database element.
db.all(); // {baylit : "database", number: 1, array: []}
//Delete one element.
db.delete("baylit"); // true
//Delete all element.
db.deleteAll(); // true
//Get element value type.
db.type("baylit"); //String
db.set("baylit.db", "json"); // {baylit : {db: "json"} }
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BaylitDB (JSON)
The npm package baylitdb receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, baylitdb popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that baylitdb 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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