lowstorage

lowstorage | for Workers using R2

Simple, zero-dependency, object pseudo-database for Cloudflare Workers using R2 buckets, strongly inspired by lowdb 🤗(https://github.com/typicode/lowdb/).

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Usage

import lowstorage from 'lowstorage';
// Initialize object and get users collection
const usersCol = await lowstorage(env, 'MY_TESTING_BUCKET').collection('users');

// Add new user
// you can provide _id or it will be generated as crypto.randomUUID();  -> https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/web-crypto/
const newUser = await usersCol.insert({
	name: 'Kevin',
	gender: 'whatever',
	posts: [],
});

// Show all users
const allUsers = usersCol.find({});

// Find user by ID and update name
await usersCol.update({ _id: id }, { name: 'Carlos' });

Features

• Lightweight
• Minimalist
• Familiar API
• plain JavaScript
• Zero-dependency

Install

npm install lowstorage

Why Cloudflare R2?

Seamless migration, robust free tier, Nonee gress fees. Dive into the future of data storage with Cloudflare R2 https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/

Included features in Forever Free R2 tier

• Storage: 10 GB/month
• Class A operations (mutate state): 1,000,000 / month
• Class B operations (read state): 10,000,000 / month
• more details on pricing R2

Setup & binding R2 to your worker

1. In the Cloudflare console, go to R2 (left navigation)
2. Click Create Bucket
3. Enter any bucket name you want (we use testing-lowstorage)
4. Click Create Bucket (bottom)
5. Go to 'Worker & Pages'
6. Click on your worker (or create new one)
7. Go to 'Settings' -> Variables
8. In section 'R2 Bucket Bindings' click EDIT VARIABLES
9. Hit '+ Add Binding' and pick variable name (we use 'MY_TESTING_BUCKET') and select your R2 bucket
10. Click 'Save & Deploy'

Check out wrangler.toml from examples

Insctructions with pictures https://github.com/gfodor/p2pcf/blob/master/INSTALL.md#set-up-the-r2-bucket

API

• insert(doc)

  • Input: A single object or an array of objects.
  • Behavior: Inserts the given document(s) into the collection. Each document is assigned a unique identifier if it doesn't already have one.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves when the insert operation is complete.

• find(query)

  • Input: A query object (e.g., {_id: id}).
  • Behavior: Searches for documents that match the query.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to an array of matching documents.

• findOne(query)

  • Input: A query object.
  • Behavior: Similar to find, but it returns only the first matching document.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to a single document or null if no match is found.

• update(query, update)

  • Input: A query object and an update object.
  • Behavior: Updates all documents that match the query with the provided update data.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to the number of documents updated.

• updateOne(query, update)

  • Input: A query object and an update object.
  • Behavior: Updates the first document that matches the query with the provided update data.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to 1 if a document is updated, otherwise 0.

• delete(query)

  • Input: A query object.
  • Behavior: Deletes documents that match the query.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to the number of documents deleted.

• remove()

  • Behavior: Removes all documents from the collection.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to the number of documents removed.

• count(query)

  • Input: A query object (optional).
  • Behavior: Counts the number of documents that match the query. If no query is provided, it counts all documents in the collection.
  • Returns: A promise that resolves to the count of matching documents.

Examples

Check out dummy examples Run:

cd examples
npm install
npm run dev

Limitations

• no test coverage, use carefully
• response speed (no benchmarks so far)

Contribution

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

Standard Readme follows the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct.

License

MIT