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Eternal.js makes it easy to do CRUD operations on JSON files. Just make the data folder, and use the functions. It is as simple as that.
Example:
{
name: `Smith`,
age: 59,
job: `Politician`,
}
npm install eternal-js
Create a data folder. Eternal-js detects a procfile to store your json files. Name your folder "data".
Create your First Eternal JSON data
eternal.create('my_database', {
name: `Doge`,
age: 25,
grade: 2,
}, () => console.log('Data Printed!'));
//returns the data as it is from the json file.
let data = eternal.read('my_database');
console.log(data);
//
// Want to update your data? Here is some syntax!
let data = eternal.read('my_database');
data.name = `George`
data.age = 49
data.grade = 9
eternal.update('my_database', data);
//deleting your data is a breeze with the delete() method
eternal.delete('my_database', () => {
console.log('Data Deleted!')
})
I will update this project somewhat regularly. In the meantime, spread word about this npm package, and KEEP USING IT! IF you find it useful that is :).
Created by Sidharth Ponram. Check out my profile on GitHub! @sidharthponram916
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A JSON Manipulation Tool for In-File Databases
We found that eternal-js 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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