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split-lowdb
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A simple way to split lowdb into multiple files.
npm install split-lowdb
import { SplitLowDBSync } from "split-lowdb";
const splitDB = new SplitLowDBSync({
name: "lists", // Folder name
// baseDir: "" - Defaults to process.cwd()
});
splitDB.name; // "lists"
splitDB.set("names", ["Aaren", "Aarika"]); // saves in lists/names.json
splitDB.get("names"); // ["Aaren", "Aarika"]
splitDB.size; // +1
splitDB.store; // {"names": ["Aaren", "Aarika"]}
splitDB.delete("names"); // Deletes lists/names.json file and removes it's key.
splitDB.clear(); // Deletes all json files and keys.
import { SplitLowDBAsync } from "split-lowdb";
const splitDB = new SplitLowDBAsync({
name: "lists", // Folder name
// baseDir: "" - Defaults to process.cwd()
});
splitDB.name; // "lists"
await splitDB.set("names", ["Aaren", "Aarika"]); // saves in lists/names.json
await splitDB.get("names"); // ["Aaren", "Aarika"]
splitDB.size; // +1
splitDB.store; // {"names": ["Aaren", "Aarika"]}
await splitDB.delete("names"); // Deletes lists/names.json file and removes it's key.
await splitDB.clear(); // Deletes all json files and keys.
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A simple way to split lowdb into multiple files.
We found that split-lowdb demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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