I was looking for a lightweight replacement for a database in one of my node.js workshops. This is the result: the data is stored in files. The rows are separated by new line characters and the fields are separated by semicolons. The first version of the database implementation was completely synchronous whereas the current version heavily relies on promises.
Read either all data of a certain file or just one data set. The output is an array containing one or more objects, depending on what was fetched.
Insert a new row to the database. Data is an object with column names as keys and the values to be inserted as - the values.
Update an existing row. Data is an object containing ALL the values excluding the id. id is the identifier of the row to be updated.
Delete an existing row. id is the identifier of the row to be deleted.
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Simple filebased database
We found that csv-db 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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