0.0.3 • Published 11 years ago
node-cdblib v0.0.3
Constant Database Read in pure javascript.
A CDB is an associative array mapping strings to values using a hash lookup.
This is a rewrite of D. J. Bernstein's Constant Database program.
More information on CDB here: http://cr.yp.to/cdb.html
Installation
Through NPM
npm install node-cdblib
Through Git
git clone github.com:jukebox42/node-cdblib.git
cd node-cdblib
npm install # to install deps
Example Usage
var CDB_Read = require('./../node-cdblib').CDB_Reader;
var reader = new CDB_Read({filepath:CDB_FILE_LOCATION}, function(cdb) {
cdb.find(KEY, function(value){
console.log(value);
});
});
Testing
npm test
Documentation
CDB_Reader(opts, callback) - The CDB Reader object. returns a cdb object that has the fund and find_all functions
Options:
- filepath (string) - string contains the path to the file (required)
- cache (string) - boolean that when set to true will cache table location and size within the cdb. false by default. setting this will speed up the lookups at a small memory increase (optional)
CDB Functions:
find(key,callback,offset) - Finds the first instance of a key and returns the value in the callback. false if the key was not found.
key (string) - they key to look up the value for
callback (function) - The callback function. will contain one return value(string). false if key was not found
offset (int) - when dealing with CDB files with multiple of the same key tyou can use offset to traverse them. defaults to 0 (optional)
find_all(key, callback) - Finds all instances of a key and returns the array of values in the callback. false if they key was not found.
key (string) - they key to look up the value for
callback (function) - The callback function. will contain one return value(array). false if key was not found.
Notes
- I do plan on adding the ability to write. Haven't got there yet.
- Has not been load tested yet. Getting there.
- Code is fully commented if you get curious.
- May contain bugs. Use at own risk.
License
MIT