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get consistent post hooks for leveldb.
var level = require('level')
var db = level('/tmp/whatever-db')
post(db, function (op) {
//this is called after every put, del, or batch
console.log(op)
})
db.put('foo', 'bar', function (err) {
//...
})
Create a hook to listen for database events matching the constraints in opts
.
cb(op)
fires for each matching operation for op
, an object with type
,
key
, and value
properties.
You can use these keys as constraints, just like level core:
opts.gte
, opts.start
, opts.min
- greater than or equal toopts.gt
- greater thanopts.lte
, opts.end
, opts.max
- less than or equal toopts.lt
- less thanYou can also specify a keyEncoding with opts.keyEncoding
. If there was a
keyEncoding set up by leveldb in the constructor (at db.options.keyEncoding
),
that one will be used.
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get consistent post hooks for leveldb.
The npm package level-post receives a total of 26,088 weekly downloads. As such, level-post popularity was classified as popular.
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