enhanced.db-new v1.0.2

Enhanced.DB

Docs: docs.md

const db = require("enhanced.db");

// Set Options
const options = {
  clearOnStart: false,
  filename: "kek.sqlite",
};
// Setting clearOnStart true will clear the whole enhanced.sqlite. That would be false by default so if you dont need of that option no need of using options parameter!
// You can setup ur own custom file directory or location! But must be perfect for Sqlite Environment! It would be default to enhanced.sqlite!

// Will apply options to the default database table
db.options(options);

Now here comes some easy database methods!

db.set("foo", "bar"); // Will set value
db.get("foo"); // Will return bar
db.has("foo"); // Will return true
db.type("foo"); // Will return string
db.is("foo", "bar"); // Will return true

db.all(); // Will return all data
db.startsWith("f"); // Will send you the array of the data which key's starts with f

db.set("foo", 1);
db.add("foo", 2); // Value would be 3
db.subtract("foo", 2); // Value would be 2

db.delete("f"); // Will delete key 'f'
db.deleteAll(); // Will clear whole database! This will work only for default database table! If you are using custom table make sure that you use db.deleteTable()

db.set("foo", ["foo"]);
db.push("foo", "bar"); // Will push value to the array!
db.includes("foo", "bar"); // Will return true

Import Quick.DB data!

For those who wants to use this package but your Quick.DB has some important data! This is for you:

// Import quick.db
const quick = require("quick.db");

// Create db in enhanced.db
const db = require("enhanced.db");

db.importQuick(quick.all());

// Will console.log you *Finished Exporting*

Creating Tables

Create a custom table name which will be apart from the default database table

const db = require("enhanced.db");
const table = new db.Table("myTable", options);
// 'myTable' is your table name
// Options is same as you saw in the first 'clearOnStart' and 'filename'

table.set("foo", "bar"); // Will set value
table.get("foo"); // Will return bar

// Bascially all methods work also in Tables!

Some Utility

const db = require("enhanced.db");

db.version; // Returns current version of the package

Read EDB Sqlite files

Using this class you can read edb sqlite files and use import to import data!

// Import Read Constructor
const { Read } = require("enhanced.db");

// Set options if needed
const options = {
  table: "myCustomTable",
};
// Setting table will read that table of that file else it will read the default database one!

const data = new Read(filename, options);
// FIlename would be the name of the file to read

console.log(data.get());
// Will you return the the data selected as your options selected!

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