adatre v2.0.1

ADatRe

Async Database Referencing

This package will allow you to asynchronously read and write from a javascript database of which can be spanned across many different folders and drives, as well as also allowing you to have template types of which each database item can reference to allow default values to not be saved many times across the database.

Features;

• Create / Read / Write database items.
• Database templates.
• Database items referencing default values from template to save data.
• Storage over Shared drives with individual size allocation.
• Live javascript object database references
• JSDoc documentation for all functions

Setup

var db = require('adatre');

Operations

new(type, id)

Create a new item of type
Callback; err

clone(type, id, callback)

Clone a specific item so their will be two copies kept in sync
Callback; err

get(type, id, callback)

Get an item's data
Callback; err, data

set(type, id, data)

Set/Update a item's data
Callback; err

save(type, id, data, callback)

Overwrite any existing data within the item with input
Callback; err

migrate(type, id, driveId, callback)

Move a specific instance of an item to a different drive
Callback; err

remove(type, id, driveId, callback)

Delete a specific instance of an item
Callback; err

delete(type, id, callback)

Delete all instances of an item
Callback; err

exists(type, id)

Does an item exist
Returns boolean

list(type)

List every item of type
Returns list or null

Settings

Drive

./data/drive.json is the location of the drive configuration file.
Standard drive format:

{
	"[insert unique id]": {
		"location": "[insert location path]",
		"capacity": 1024
	}
}

Capacity is in bytes

Advanced Interface

These commands are only for advanced operations of which will almost never need to be used by a standard user.

Template

Accessing the template object within adatre will allow you to get more data from your database.

template.exist(type)

Returns a boolean whether a template exists or not.

template.get(type, callback)

This will allows you to get the raw template object.
Callback; error, data

template.apply(type, data, callback)

Will apply the template to given data
Callback data; error, data

Drive

Accessing the drive object within adatre will allow you to get more live information about your database, but this will not be necacary for use.