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This Node.js package is a Key-Value distributed storage solution.
The library requires a provider for reading and writing files from a folder synchronized by cloud drives (OneDrive, iCloud, etc). See the CloudDrive interface for more details.
The library includes a versioning/conflict resolution strategy:
const fs = YOUR implementation of CloudDrive
const kvs = new KV(fs, new LWWVersionHandler());
await this.kvs.load(); // with all conflict resolved
kvs.put('key', {
'some':'data',
'and':'more data'
})
kvs.commit() // Saves updated keys
npx jest --coverage # To run tests with coverage
npm run build # To build the project
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Distributed KV storage based on write-once log files
We found that kv-synced demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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