lagret v0.1.0

lagret

Persistant db.json on the client. The classic array of objects. Uses localstorage. Modelled on the mongoDB API. Values behave like you would expect from the json API. Unique id:s are created if none are passed. Optionally create your own by the helper .id() or by other means. Always use _id for the key and make them strings. .add, .remove and .update return an object with the operation specified and records affected.

install

$ npm i lagret

usage

// init by passing an array of collections
var db = require('lagret')(['items', 'users']);
// fetch
var data = db.users.fetch();
// add one by passing an object. Pass array to add many.
var added = db.users.add({name: 'Mike', age: 23});
// remove one by passing an id. Pass array to remove many
var removed = db.users.remove('ytGhgds67hsk');
// update one by passing an id and an object with data
// Pass array to update many
// Pass only an object with data to update all records
var updated = db.users.update('hvV3v&82nnd', {human: false});
// erase all data
db.users.drop();
// return number of records
var n = db.users.count();

TODOs

• npm
• continue testing
• sort
• optional cb
• update by regex

Licence

MIT