@focme/local-indexed NPM

local-indexed

A lib for indexeddb.

Install

Use npm module

npm install @focme/local-indexed --save

// esm
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")

// cjs
const localIndexed = require("@focme/local-indexed")

const database = localIndexed("database-name")

Use release package

Download the umd package from releases.

<script src="path-to-the-package-location"/>
<script>
const database = window.localIndexed("database-name")
</script>

Usage

Use `upgrade`

The upgrade function is mainly used to create database and manage store settings. Call it before any other functions as most of them will get exception if the database does not exist.

APIs like create/drop store and create/drop index functions can only be called in upgrade function.

Create database, store and index.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

// create database
await database.upgrade(async () => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id" })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("name", { unique: false })

    // init values
    await store.insert([
        { id: 1, name: "John" },
        { id: 2, name: "Anny" }
    ])
})

Alter store.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

// upgrade database
await database.upgrade(async () => {
    // backup values
    const values = await store.find() // get all values
    // alter store
    store.alter({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })

    // insert values
    await store.insert(values)
})

Use `transaction`

The transaction function is mainly used to modify and delete data.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

await database.transaction(async () => {
    // update values
    await store.update([
        { id: 1, firstName: "John", lastName: "Wilson" },
        { id: 2, firstName: "Anny", lastName: "Park" }
    ])
    // delete value 1
    await store.delete(1)
})

Use `abort`

The upgrade and transaction are all transactions with different type so that all of them support rollback operation.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

await database.upgrade(async () => {
    const values = await store.find()
    store.alter({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    await store.insert(values)

    // abort upgrade
    database.abort()
})

await database.transaction(async () => {
    await store.update([
        { id: 1, firstName: "John", lastName: "Wilson" },
        { id: 2, firstName: "Anny", lastName: "Park" }
    ])
    await store.delete(1)

    // abort transaction
    database.abort()
})

Use `collection`

Select, update and delete values.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

// select values
const values = await store.find()
// const values = await store.find([1, 2, 3])
// const values = await store.find(IDBKeyRange.bound(1, 10))

// update value
await store.update({ id: 1, ... })
await store.update([
    { id: 1, ... },
    { id: 2, ... }
])

// delete values
await store.remove(1)
await store.remove([1, 2, 3])
await store.remove(IDBKeyRange.bound(1, 10))

Rollback cannot be performed when calling update or remove methods outside of upgrade and transaction, even if an exception is thrown

Use `cursor`

With a cursor object you can select, update and delete values.

A cursor is a process of traversing data that can provide more precise matching rules.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const database = localIndexed("database-name")
const store = database.collection("store-name")

const cursor = store.find((item) => item.id > 10 && item.id < 21)

// select values
const list = await cursor.toList()
// const list = await cursor.toList(20, 10) // limit 20 skip 10

// update values
await cursor.update(item => ({ id: item.id, ... }))

// delete values
await cursor.delete()

About exported types

All types starting with "LDB" in this document have no corresponding constructors. As LDBCollection is the return type of LDBIndexed.collection() function and there is no function named LDBCollection as a constructor.

And all types starting with "IDB" are built-in browser environments.

APIs

static apis

localIndexed.use(indexedDB: IDBFactory): void
localIndexed.databases(indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\<IDBDatabaseInfo[]>
localIndexed.delete(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\
localIndexed.exists(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\
localIndexed.version(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\

localIndexed

localIndexed(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): LDBIndexed

LDBIndexed

attributes

LDBIndexed.name: string

detail apis

LDBIndexed.version(): Promise\
LDBIndexed.stores(): Promise\<string[]>

transaction apis

LDBIndexed.upgrade(callback?: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise\): Promise\
LDBIndexed.upgrade(version: number, callback?: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise\): Promise\
LDBIndexed.transaction(callback?: () => void | Promise\): Promise\
LDBIndexed.abort(): void
LDBIndexed.close(): void

collection apis

LDBIndexed.collection\(store: string): LDBCollection\

LDBCollection\

detail apis

LDBCollection\.info(): Promise\
LDBCollection\.exists(): Promise\

upgrade apis

LDBCollection\.create(option?: LDBStoreOption): boolean
LDBCollection\.drop(): boolean
LDBCollection\.alter(option?: LDBStoreOption): boolean
LDBCollection\.createIndex(name: string, option?: LDBIndexOption): boolean
LDBCollection\.dropIndex(name: string): boolean

collection apis

LDBCollection\.insert\(value: any): Promise\
LDBCollection\.insert\(values: any[]): Promise\<K[]>
LDBCollection\.update\(value: any): Promise\
LDBCollection\.update\(values: any[]): Promise\<K[]>
LDBCollection\.remove(key: IDBValidKey): Promise\
LDBCollection\.remove(keys: IDBValidKey[]): Promise\
LDBCollection\.remove(keyRange: IDBKeyRange): Promise\
LDBCollection\.find(): Promise\<T[]>
LDBCollection\.find(key: IDBValidKey | IDBKeyRange, count?: number): Promise\<T[]>
LDBCollection\.find(keys: IDBValidKey[]): Promise\<T[]>

cursor apis

LDBCollection\.find(filter: (item: T) => boolean): LDBCursor\
LDBCollection\.find(option: LDBCollectionCursor\): LDBCursor\

LDBCursor\

LDBCursor\.update\(formatter: (item: T) => any): Promise\<K[]>
LDBCursor\.remove(): Promise\
LDBCursor\.toList(limit?: number, skip?: number): Promise\<T[]>
LDBCursor\.count(): Promise\

API detials

static apis

localIndexed.use(indexedDB: IDBFactory): void
- param indexedDB: IDBFactory: the indexedDB factory
  Set the global indexedDB factory.
```
import { indexedDB } from "fake-indexeddb"
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

// use fake-indexeddb instead of globalThis.indexedDB
localIndexed.use(indexedDB)
```
  You can also specify the current indexedDB factory using "localIndexed(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory)".

localIndexed.databases(indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\<IDBDatabaseInfo[]>

param indexedDB: IDBFactory: the indexedDB factory

return Promise<IDBDatabaseInfo[]>: result of database info

```typescript
interface IDBDatabaseInfo {
    name?: string;
    version?: number;
}
```

Get database information from indexedDB factory

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

// upgrade database
await localIndexed("database").upgrade()

// get databases info
const info = await localIndexed.databases()
console.log(info) // [{ name: "database", version: 1 }]

localIndexed.delete(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\
- param database: string: database name
- param indexedDB: IDBFactory: indexedDB factory
- return Promise<boolean>: true if database does not exist
  Delete specified database.
```
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

// upgrade database
await localIndexed("database").upgrade()
// delete database
const bo = await localIndexed.delete("database") // true
```
  localIndexed.delete() always return true as long as there is no exception.
localIndexed.exists(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\
- param database: string: database name
- param indexedDB: IDBFactory: indexedDB factory
- return Promise<boolean>: true if database exists
  Detemine if database exists.
```
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

// upgrade database
await localIndexed("database").upgrade()
// detemine database exists
const exists = await localIndexed.exists("database")
console.log(exists) // true
```

localIndexed.version(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): Promise\

param database: string: database name
param indexedDB: IDBFactory: indexedDB factory

return Promise<boolean>: database version

Get database version.

localIndexed.version() will return 0 if database does not exist.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"
// get database version
const noneVersion = await localIndexed.version("database")
console.log(noneVersion) // 0

await localIndexed("database").upgrade()
// get database version
const version = await localIndexed.version("database")
console.log(version) // 1

localIndexed

localIndexed(database: string, indexedDB?: IDBFactory): LDBIndexed
- param database: string: database name
- param indexedDB: IDBFactory: indexedDB factory
- return LDBIndexed: localIndexed object
  Create a localIndex object.
```
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database") // localIndexed object
```

LDBIndexed

attributes

LDBIndexed.name: string

Database name.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
// get database name
console.log(indexed.name) // database

detial apis

LDBIndexed.version(): Promise\

return Promise<number>: database version

Get database version.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
// upgrade database
await indexed.upgrade()
// get database version
const version = await indexed.version()
console.log(version) // 1

LDBIndexed.stores(): Promise\<string[]>

return Promise<string[]>: store names

Get database store names.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
// upgrade database
const store = indexed.collection("store")
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    store.create()
})
// get database store names
const stores = await indexed.stores()
console.log(stores) // ["store"]

transaction apis

LDBIndexed.upgrade(callback?: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise\): Promise\

param callback: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise<void>: upgrade callback

type LDBUpgradeEvent: { oldVersion: number, newVersion?: number }: upgrade version info

Upgrade databse.

The version parameter can be ignore as LDBIndexed.upgrade can obtain the current database version and upgrade it to the next.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

const startVersion = await indexed.version()
console.log(startVersion) // 0
// upgrade version 0 to 1
await indexed.upgrade()
// upgrade version 1 to 2
await indexed.upgrade()
const version = await indexed.version()
console.log(version) // 1

// upgrade database from 2 to 3
await indexed.upgrade((event) => {
    console.log(event.oldVersion) // 2
    console.log(event.newVersion) // 3
    // create store
    store.create()
})

// upgrade database from 3 to 4
await indexed.upgrade(async (event) => {
    console.log(event.oldVersion) // 3
    console.log(event.newVersion) // 4
    // insert values
    await store.insert([...])
})

const endVersion = await indexed.version()
console.log(endVersion) // 4

In most cases you don't need to pay special attention to the version parameter, unless you need a full control of the upgradation

LDBUpgradeEvent is not a Event.

LDBIndexed.upgrade(version: number, callback?: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise\): Promise\

param version: number: new version to upgrade
param callback: (event: LDBUpgradeEvent) => void | Promise<void>: upgrade callback

type LDBUpgradeEvent: { oldVersion: number, newVersion?: number }: upgrade version info

Upgrade database to the specified version.

The new version number must be bigger than the old version number.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")

await indexed.upgrade() // upgrade to version 1
await indexed.upgrade(1) // throw error
await indexed.upgrade(5) // correct

const version = await indexed.version()
console.log(version) // 5

All of collection apis can be used in LDBIndexed.upgrade() callback function. Such as:

Create stores indexes or insert values.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const classes = indexed.collection("classes")
const classmates = indexed.collection("classmates")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    // create store
    classes.create({ keyPath: "id" })
    classmates.create({ keyPath: "id" })

    // create index
    classes.createIndex("grade")
    classmates.createIndex("age")
    classmates.createIndex("birth")

    // insert values
    await classes.insert([...])
    await classmates.insert([...])
})

Alter table or update values.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const classes = indexed.collection("classes")
const classmates = indexed.collection("classmates")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    classes.create()
    classmates.create()
})

// version 2
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    // get all values
    const classesList = await classes.find()
    const classmatesList = await classmates.find()

    // alter store
    classes.alter({
        keyPath: "grade",
        autoIncrement: true,
        indexes: {
            grade: { unique: false }
        }
    })
    classmates.alter({
        keyPath: "id",
        autoIncrement: true,
        indexes: {
            age: { unique: false },
            birth: { unique: false }
        }
    })

    // update values
    await classes.insert(classesList.map(() => ({})))
    await classmates.insert(classmatesList.map(() => ({})))
})

And create cursor.

```javascript
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const classmates = indexed.collection("classmates")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    classmates.create()
})

// version 2
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    const cursor = classmates.find(() => true)
    // update values
    await cursor.update(item => ({}))
})
```

Collection upgrade apis can only be used in LDBIndexed.upgrade() callback function, such as:

LDBCollection<T>.create
LDBCollection<T>.drop
LDBCollection<T>.alter
LDBCollection<T>.createIndex

LDBCollection<T>.dropIndex

These apis require transaction mode versionchange so they cannot be used in other situations.

Use LDBIndexed.abort() rollback upgrade.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")

// version 1 - 3
await indexed.upgrade()
await indexed.upgrade()
await indexed.upgrade()
// version 4
await indexed.upgrade((event) => {
    console.log(event.oldVersion) // 3
    console.log(event.newVersion) // 4
    // rollback
    indexed.abort()
})
const version = await indexed.version()
console.log(version) // 3

LDBIndexed.transaction(callback?: () => void | Promise\): Promise\

param callback: () => void | Promise<void>: transaction callback

Create a transaction.

Collection apis can be used in LDBIndexed.transaction() callback function except upgrade apis.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const classmates = indexed.collection("classmates")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    classmates.alter({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

await indexed.transaction(async () => {
    // insert update values
    await classmates.insert({ ... })
    await classmates.update([...])
    // delete values
    await classmates.remove([...])
    // get values
    const list = await classmates.find()
    // create cursor
    const cursor = classmates.find(() => true)
})

The transaction callback will throw exception if there are no stores in database。

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const stores = await indexed.stores()
console.log(stores) // []

// got error
await indexed.transaction(() => {
    console.log(1) // will not log
    throw new Error() // will not throw
})

Use LDBIndexed.abort() rollback LDBIndexed.transaction().

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const classmates = indexed.collection("classmates")

await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    classmates.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    await classmates.insert([
        { name: "John", grade: 1, birth: new Date("2000/01/05") },
        { name: "Anny", grade: 1, birth: new Date("2000/04/17") },
    ])
})

await indexed.transaction(async () => {
    // delete classmates
    const cursor = classmates.find(() => true)
    await cursor.remove()

    // check delete
    const list = await classmates.find() // []
    console.log(list.length) // 0
    // rollback
    indexed.abort()
})
const list = await classmates.find() // [...]
console.log(list.length) // 2

LDBIndexed.abort(): void

Abort current transaction.

LDBIndexed.upgrade() is essentially a transaction that supports rollback operations.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    store.create()
})

await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    try {
        ...
    } catch (error) {
        // rollback upgrade
        indexed.abort()
    }
})

await indexed.transaction(async () => {
    try {
        ...
    } catch (error) {
        // rollback transaction
        indexed.abort()
    }
})

LDBIndexed.abort() could only be used in LDBIndexed.upgrade() or LDBIndexed.transaction() callback function, in other situations use LDBIndexed.abort() will throw an exception.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
indexed.abort() // throw Error

LDBIndexed.close(): void
Close database connection.
Actually most of the apis could close the database connection automatically, unless there are unexpected circumstances.

collection apis

LDBIndexed.collection\(store: string): LDBCollection\

param store: string: store name

return LDBCollection<T>: collection object

Create a collection.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
// create collection
const store = indexed.collection("store")

LDBCollection\

Use LDBIndexed.collection\(store: string): LDBCollection\ create a collection object.

The generic type T should extends object but the default value is any.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

type Store = { id: number, name: string }

const indexed = localIndexed("database")

const anyStore = indexed.collection("store") // LDBCollection<any>
const typedStore = indexed.collection<Store>("store") // LDBCollection<Store>

Actually the any type value cannot be inserted into object store even though IDBObjectStore.add(value: any, key?: IDBValidKey) and IDBObjectStore.put(value: any, key?: IDBValidKey) both specify the value parameter type as any.
Pay special attention to the fact that most collection apis will try to open a database connection. If the current database does not exist, they will try to create one. This may cause unexpected database versions that do not meet expectations.

detial apis

LDBCollection\.info(): Promise\

return Promise<LDBStoreInfo>: collection detials

```typescript
// index info
type LDBIndexInfo = {
    name: string
    keyPath: string | string[]
    unique: boolean
    multiEntry: boolean
}

// store info
type LDBStoreInfo = {
    name: string
    keyPath: string | string[] | null
    autoIncrement: boolean
    indexes: Record<string, LDBIndexInfo>
}
```

Get collection detials.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: false })
    store.createIndex("index_name", { keyPath: "name", unique: false })
    store.createIndex("index_number", { keyPath: "number", unique: true })
})
const info = await store.info()
console.log(info.name) // "store"
console.log(info.keyPath) // "id"
console.log(info.autoIncrement) // false
console.log(info.indexes) // { index_name: {...}, index_number: {...} }
console.log(info.indexes["index_name"].name) // "index_name"
console.log(info.indexes["index_name"].keyPath) // "name"
console.log(info.indexes["index_name"].unique) // false
console.log(info.indexes["index_name"].multiEntry) // false
console.log(info.indexes["index_number"].name) // "index_number"
console.log(info.indexes["index_number"].keyPath) // "number"
console.log(info.indexes["index_number"].unique) // true
console.log(info.indexes["index_number"].multiEntry) // false

LDBCollection\.exists(): Promise\

return Promise<boolean>: true if store exists

Detemine store exist or not.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

console.log(await store.exists()) // false

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    store.create()
})
console.log(await store.exists()) // true

upgrade apis

These apis can only be used in LDBIndexed.upgrade callback function.

LDBCollection\.create(option?: LDBStoreOption): boolean

param option: LDBStoreOption: create store option

return boolean: true if store exists

```typescript
// create store index option
type LDBIndexOption = {
    keyPath?: string | Iterable<string>
    unique?: boolean
    multiEntry?: boolean
}

// create store option
type LDBStoreOption = {
    keyPath?: string | string[] | null
    autoIncrement?: boolean
    indexes?: Record<string, LDBIndexOption>
}
```

Create object store.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    const bo = store.create({
        keyPath: "id",
        autoIncrement: false,
        // create index
        indexes: {
            key1: { keyPath: "key1", unique: true },
            key2: { keyPath: "key2", unique: false }
        }
    })
    console.log(bo) // true
})
const stores = await indexed.stores() // ["store"]

Stores cannot have the same name so that creating an existing store will throw an exception.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create()
    store.create() // throw error
})

LDBCollection\.drop(): boolean

return boolean: true if store does not exist

Delete store object.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create()
})
const stores = await indexed.stores()
console.log(stores) // ["store"]

// version 2
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // delete store
    store.drop() // true
})
const noStores = await indexed.stores()
console.log(noStores) // []

Cannot delete a non-existent store.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // delete store
    store.drop() // throw error
})

LDBCollection\.alter(option?: LDBStoreOption): boolean

param option: LDBStoreOption: create store option

return boolean: true if store exists

```typescript
// create store index option
type LDBIndexOption = {
    keyPath?: string | Iterable<string>
    unique?: boolean
    multiEntry?: boolean
}

// create store option
type LDBStoreOption = {
    keyPath?: string | string[] | null
    autoIncrement?: boolean
    indexes?: Record<string, LDBIndexOption>
}
```

Alter object store.

LDBCollection.alter() will recreate the object store after delete it so you need to back up the data before calling it.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    // create store
    store.create()
    // insert values
    await store.insert([...])
})

// version 2
await indexed.upgrade(async () => {
    // get all data
    const storeList = await store.find()
    // alter store
    store.alter()
    // update data if needed
    await store.insert(storeList.map(item => { ... }))
})

LDBCollection\.createIndex(name: string, option?: LDBIndexOption): boolean

param name: string: index name
param option: LDBIndexOption: create index option

return boolean: true if index exists

```typescript
// create store index option
type LDBIndexOption = {
    keyPath?: string | Iterable<string>
    unique?: boolean
    multiEntry?: boolean
}
```

Create object store index.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create()
    // create index
    const bo = store.createIndex("key1", { keyPath: "key1", unique: false })
    console.log(bo) // true
})
const info = await store.info()
console.log(info.indexes["key1"].name) // "key1"
console.log(info.indexes["key1"].keyPath) // "key1"
console.log(info.indexes["key1"].unique) // false
console.log(info.indexes["key1"].multiEntry) // false

LDBCollection\.dropIndex(name: string): boolean

param name: string: index name

return boolean: true if index does not exist

Delete object store index.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create()
    // create index
    const bo = store.createIndex("key1", { keyPath: "key1", unique: false })
    console.log(bo) // true
})

// version 2
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    const bo = store.dropIndex("key1")
    console.log(bo) // true
})
const info = await store.info()
console.log(info.indexes) // {}

collection apis

LDBCollection\.insert\(value: any): Promise\

param value: any: insert value

return Promise<K>: key

Insert value into object store.

Type of the inserted value should extend object as something like number cannot be inserted into object store.

LDBCollection.insert() returns the key of the newly inserted row.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert value
const id = await store.insert({ name: "name1", type: "type1" })
console.log(id) // 1
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list) // [{ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }]

Inserting an existing key will throw an exception.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert value
const id = await store.insert({ name: "name1", type: "type1" })
console.log(id) // 1
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list) // [{ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }]

// insert value throw error
const insertId = await store.insert({ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" })

LDBCollection\.insert\(values: any[]): Promise\<K[]>

param values: any[]: insert values

return Promise<K[]>: keys

Knsert values into object store.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2]
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 2
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }

LDBCollection\.update\(value: any): Promise\

params value: any: update value

return Promise<K>: key

Update value by key.

The updated value should contain the keyPath field.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert value
const id = await store.insert({ name: "name1", type: "type1" })
console.log(id) // 1
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list) // [{ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }]

// update value
const updateId = await store.update({ id: 1, name: "name2", type: "type2" })
console.log(updateId) // 1
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList) // [{ id: 1, name: "name2", type: "type2" }]

And LDBCollection.update() will insert a new data if the specified key does not exist in object store.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert value
const id = await store.insert({ name: "name1", type: "type1" })
console.log(id) // 1
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list) // [{ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }]

// update value
const updateId = await store.update({ id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" })
console.log(updateId) // 2
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList.length) // 2
console.log(updateList[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(updateList[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }

LDBCollection\.update\(values: any[]): Promise\<K[]>

param values: any[]: update values

return Promise<K[]>: keys

Update values by keys.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2]
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 2
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }

// update values
const updateIds = await store.update([
    { id: 1, name: "updateName1", type: "updateType1" },
    { id: 2, name: "updateName2", type: "updateType2" }
])
console.log(updateIds) // [1, 2]
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList.length) // 2
console.log(updateList[0]) // { id: 1, name: "updateName1", type: "updateType1" }
console.log(updateList[1]) // { id: 2, name: "updateName2", type: "updateType2" }

LDBCollection\.remove(key: IDBValidKey): Promise\

param key: IDBValidKey: key

Delete value by key.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert value
const id = await store.insert({ name: "name1", type: "type1" })
console.log(id) // 1
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list) // [{ id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }]

// delete value
await store.remove(1) // undefined
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList.length) // 0

LDBCollection\.remove(keys: IDBValidKey[]): Promise\

param keys: IDBValidKey[]: keys

Delete values by keys.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2]
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 2
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }

// delete values
await store.remove([1, 2]) // undefined
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList.length) // 0

LDBCollection\.remove(keyRange: IDBKeyRange): Promise\

param keyRange: IDBKeyRange: key range

Delete values by key range.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 5

// delete values
await store.remove(IDBKeyRange.bound(1, 5))
const updateList = await store.find()
console.log(updateList.length) // 0

LDBCollection\.find(): Promise\<T[]>

return Promise<T[]>: values

Get all values.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get all values
const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type4" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type5" }

LDBCollection\.find(key: IDBValidKey | IDBKeyRange, count?: number): Promise\<T[]>

param key: IDBValidKey | IDBKeyRange: key or key range
param count: number: quantity limit

return Promise<T[]>: values

Get values by key.

if autoIncrement set to true there will be only one value

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get values
const list = await store.find(1)
console.log(list.length) // 1
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }

// with count
const countList = await store.find(1, 10)
console.log(countList.length) // 1
console.log(countList[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }

Get values by key range.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get values
const list = await store.find(IDBKeyRange.bound(1, 5))
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type4" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type5" }

// with count
const countList = await store.find(IDBKeyRange.bound(1, 5), 2)
console.log(countList.length) // 2
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }

LDBCollection\.find(keys: IDBValidKey[]): Promise\<T[]>

param keys: IDBValidKey[]: keys

return Promise<T[]>: values

Get value by keys.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get all values
const list = await store.find([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type4" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type5" }

cursor apis

LDBCollection\.find(filter: (item: T) => boolean): LDBCursor\
- param filter: (item: T) => boolean: cursor filter
- return LDBCursor: cursor object
  Create cursor object with a filter function.
  Just a simple way to use LDBCollection<T>.find(option: LDBCollectionCursor<T>): LDBCursor<T>
```
import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

const cursor = store.find(() => true)
// as same as
// const cursor = store.find({ filter: () => true })
```

LDBCollection\.find(option: LDBCollectionCursor\): LDBCursor\

param option: LDBCollectionCursor: cursor option

return LDBCursor: cursor object

```typescript
// cursor direction
type IDBCursorDirection = "next" | "nextunique" | "prev" | "prevunique"

// cursor option
type LDBCollectionCursor<T> = {
    // cursor filter
    filter?: (item: T) => boolean
    // sort by
    sort?: string
    // order by
    order?: IDBCursorDirection
}
```

Create cursor object with open cursor option.

The option.filter function is used to iterate over all values and you can use () => true to match all of them.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type4" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get all values use cursor
const cursor = store.find({ filter: () => true })
const list = await cursor.toList()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type4" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type5" }

The option.sort parameter determines which index to use to create the cursor.

LDBCollection.find will use object store to create the cursor if the index specified by option.sort does not exist or there is no such parameter.

Note that the values matched by cursors created using index and object store may be different.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type3" },
    { name: "name4" },
    { name: "name5" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get all values use object store cursor
const cursor = store.find({ filter: () => true })
const list = await cursor.toList()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5" }

// get all values use index cursor
const indexCursor = store.find({ filter: () => true, sort: "type" })
const indexList = await indexCursor.toList()
console.log(indexList.length) // 3
console.log(indexList[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexList[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(indexList[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type3" }

The option.direction parameter determines the direction of the cursor traversal.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// get all values use object store cursor
const cursor = store.find({ filter: () => true })
const list = await cursor.toList()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }

// get all values use object store cursor with direction prev
const prevCursor = store.find({ filter: () => true, order: "prev" })
const prevList = await prevCursor.toList()
console.log(prevList.length) // 5
console.log(prevList[0]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }
console.log(prevList[1]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(prevList[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(prevList[3]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(prevList[4]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }

// get all values use index cursor
const indexCursor = store.find({ filter: () => true, sort: "type" })
const indexList = await indexCursor.toList()
console.log(indexList.length) // 5
console.log(indexList[0]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexList[1]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexList[2]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexList[3]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(indexList[4]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }

// get all values use index cursor with direction prev
const indexPrevCursor = store.find({
    filter: () => true,
    sort: "type",
    order: "prev"
})
const indexPrevList = await indexPrevCursor.toList()
console.log(indexPrevList.length) // 5
console.log(indexPrevList[0]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(indexPrevList[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(indexPrevList[2]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexPrevList[3]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(indexPrevList[4]) // { id: 1, name: "name1", type: "type1" }

LDBCursor\

Use LDBCollection\.find(option: LDBCollectionCursor\): LDBCursor\ create a cursor object.

LDBCursor\.update\(formatter: (item: T) => any): Promise\<K[]>

param formatter: (item: T) => any: update formatter

return Promise<K[]>: keys

Update values by cursor.

The cursor will traverse the matching values and call the formatter function to determine whether to update the current value.

The cursor will try to modify the current value when the formatter function returns non-undefined and non-null value.

Try to return object type value to avoid exceptions.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const insertIds = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" }
])
console.log(insertIds) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// create cursor
// cursor traverse three value
const cursor = store.find(item => item.id < 4)
// but only update two of them
const updateIds = await cursor.update(item => {
    const { id } = item
    if (id < 3) {
        return { id, name: `updateName${id}`, type: `updateType${id}` }
    }
})
console.log(updateIds) // [1, 2]

const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "updateName1", type: "updateType1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "updateName2", type: "updateType2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }

Return true in formatter function can stop the cursor traversal.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const insertIds = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" }
])
console.log(insertIds) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// create cursor
// cursor traverse only two values while the formatter stopped traversal
const cursor = store.find(item => item.id < 4)
// but only update the first one
const updateIds = await cursor.update(item => {
    if (item.id === 1) {
        return { id: 1, name: "updateName1", type: "updateType1" }
    } else {
        // stop the cursor traversal
        return true
    }
})
console.log(updateIds) // [1]

const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 5
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 1, name: "updateName1", type: "updateType1" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 2, name: "name2", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[2]) // { id: 3, name: "name3", type: "type1" }
console.log(list[3]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[4]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }

LDBCursor\.remove(): Promise\

return Promise<number>: delete quantity number

Delete values by cursor.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// create cursor
const cursor = store.find(item => item.id < 4)
// delete all
const count = await cursor.remove()
console.log(count) // 3

const list = await store.find()
console.log(list.length) // 2
console.log(list[0]) // { id: 4, name: "name4", type: "type2" }
console.log(list[1]) // { id: 5, name: "name5", type: "type1" }

LDBCursor.delete cannot be stoped

LDBCursor\.toList(limit?: number, skip?: number): Promise\<T[]>

param limit: number: limit quantity number
param skip: number: skip quantity number

return Promise<T[]>: values

Get values by cursor.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name6", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name7", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name8", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name8", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name10", type: "type2" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

const list = await store.find(() => true).toList()
console.log(list.length) // 10
console.log(list.map(item => item.id)) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

const list1 = await store.find(() => true).toList(5)
console.log(list1.length) // 5
console.log(list1.map(item => item.id)) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

const list2 = await store.find(() => true).toList(5, 3)
console.log(list2.length) // 5
console.log(list2.map(item => item.id)) // [4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

const list3 = await store.find(item => item.type === "type1").toList()
console.log(list3.length) // 5
console.log(list3.map(item => item.id)) // [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]

const list4 = await store.find(item => item.type === "type1").toList(3)
console.log(list4.length) // 3
console.log(list4.map(item => item.id)) // [1, 3, 5]

const list5 = await store.find(item => item.type === "type1").toList(3, 2)
console.log(list5.length) // 3
console.log(list5.map(item => item.id)) // [5, 7, 9]

Cursor use event to traverse data in native javascript, so this method is very inefficient when there is a lot of data.

LDBCursor\.count(): Promise\

return Promise<number>: values quantity number

Count values by cursor.

import localIndexed from "@focme/local-indexed"

const indexed = localIndexed("database")
const store = indexed.collection("store")

// version 1
await indexed.upgrade(() => {
    // create store
    store.create({ keyPath: "id", autoIncrement: true })
    // create index
    store.createIndex("type", { keyPath: "type", unique: false })
})

// insert values
const ids = await store.insert([
    { name: "name1", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name2", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name3", type: "type1" },
    { name: "name4", type: "type2" },
    { name: "name5", type: "type1" }
])
console.log(ids) // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

// create cursor
console.log(await store.find(() => true).count()) // 5
console.log(await store.find(item => item.id === 1).count()) // 1
console.log(await store.find(item => item.id < 5).count()) // 4

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Install

Use npm module

Use release package

Usage

Use upgrade

Use transaction

Use abort

Use collection

Use cursor

About exported types

APIs

static apis

localIndexed

LDBIndexed

LDBCollection\

LDBCursor\

API detials

static apis

localIndexed

LDBIndexed

LDBCollection\

LDBCursor\

Use `upgrade`

Use `transaction`

Use `abort`

Use `collection`

Use `cursor`