beedux

🐝 beedux

A super simple JSON store for JavaScript. No reducers, no boilerplate — just set, get, append, reset, and a few helpers.

📦 Install

npm install beedux

🚀 Quick Start

import beedux from "beedux";

// create a store called "dummy" (auto created on first use)
beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: "hello" }

✨ Features

1. set(key, value)

Store or replace a value.

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");
beedux.dummy.set("key1", "world"); // replaces "hello"
console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1")); 
// "world"

2. append(key, value)

Always adds values into an array.

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "world");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "hi");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1"));
// ["world", "hi"]

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1[0]"));
// "world"

3. get(path?)

• get() → full JSON
• get("key") → value for a key
• get("key[n]") → nth element in an array

beedux.dummy.get();        // { key1: ["world", "hi"] }
beedux.dummy.get("key1");  // ["world", "hi"]
beedux.dummy.get("key1[1]"); // "hi"

4. reset(obj?)

Replace everything with a new object, or empty the store.

beedux.dummy.reset({ k1: "v1", k2: "v2" });
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { k1: "v1", k2: "v2" }

beedux.dummy.reset();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// {}

5. delete()

Clear the whole store.

beedux.dummy.delete();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// {}

🛠️ Extra Helpers

Method	What it does	Example
has(key)	Check if a key exists	beedux.dummy.has("key1")
keys()	Get all keys	beedux.dummy.keys()
values()	Get all values	beedux.dummy.values()
remove(key)	Delete only one key	beedux.dummy.remove("key1")
size()	Count how many keys are stored	beedux.dummy.size()
merge(obj)	Add or update multiple keys at once	beedux.dummy.merge({ key2: "value2" })

🐝 Example in One Go

import beedux from "beedux";

beedux.dummy.set("key1", "hello");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "world");
beedux.dummy.append("key1", "hi");

console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"] }

console.log(beedux.dummy.get("key1[1]"));
// "world"

beedux.dummy.merge({ key2: "value2" });
console.log(beedux.dummy.get());
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"], key2: "value2" }

console.log(beedux.dummy.keys());   // ["key1", "key2"]
console.log(beedux.dummy.values()); // [["hello","world","hi"], "value2"]

beedux.dummy.remove("key2");
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// { key1: ["hello", "world", "hi"] }

beedux.dummy.reset();
console.log(beedux.dummy.get()); 
// {}

📖 Summary

• Create stores dynamically: beedux.anyName
• Manage data with: set, append, get, reset, delete
• Extra helpers: has, keys, values, remove, size, merge
• Very lightweight and easy to learn in 5 minutes 🐝
• Thanking you from ~ Biswajeet Mishra