simple-node-jsondb v1.0.15

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simple-node-jsondb

Installation

$ npm install simple-node-jsondb@latest const db = require('simple-node-jsondb')

Features

• + Extremely lightweight
• + Very simple to use
• + Syntax similar to mongoose
• + Capable of find, insert, update, delete
• - Targeting deep Object does not work. You need to manipulate the data manually and save it as whole.
• - Indexing not supported yet, thus not recommended for large scale production use. Use a proper DB for that.

Things I would probably add (maybe / depends)

• Capability to Push into array.
• Capability to Pull from array.
• Capability to Find Deep properties.
• Indexing

Not so simple anymore huh?

Table Of Contents

• Installation
• Features
• Things I would probably add
• Table Of Contents
• API
  • Example Dataset
• db.init()
• db.insert()
  • Insert one
  • Insert many
• db.find()
  • Find All
  • Find one
  • Multiple filters
  • Advance Search
• db.update()
  • Update All records
  • Update One
• db.delete()
  • Delete one specific record
  • Delete records with conditions
  • Delete All
• Special Operators

API

You can either use api as:

db.find().then((result)=>{
	/*Your logic*/
}).catch(()=>{
	/*Error handle*/
})

or ***Recommended

try{
	let result = await db.find()
	/*Your logic*/
}catch(err){
	/*Error handle*/
}

Example Dataset

Data will change accordingly throughout the documentation. Automatically start as an empty object

{}

db.init(dbPath)

To use the db, you need to initialize the db onload before you can use it, by default the db path will be in the node_module folder (<path>/node_modules/simpleJsonDB). Simply pass in the desired absolute path to change the directory.

/*Recommend to use "path"*/
const path = require("path")
/* This will initialize the db in your root project folder */
const dbPath = path.join(__dirname,'./db.json') 
db.init( dbPath )

db.insert(collection/table, data)

• Insert data into database.
• Refer as "collection" for noSQL users, or "table" for users that is more fimilar with SQL.

Return

• None

Insert one

const newUser = {
	"name":"Alice",
	"age":15,
	"food": [
		"Orange","Fish"
	],
}
/*Omitting async handles*/
/* New collection/table "users" will be added automatically */
await db.insert( 'users', newUser )

let result = await db.find( 'users' , {} )
console.log(result)
{
	"users":[
		{
			"name":"John",
			"age":20,
			"food": [
				"Burger","Sushi"
			]
		}
	]
}

Insert many

By using Array

const newUsers = [
	{
		"name":"Susan",
		"age":21,
		"food": [
			"Salad","Apple"
		],
	},
	{
		"name":"Alice",
		"age":15,
		"food": [
			"Orange","Fish"
		]
	}
]
/*Omitting async handles*/
await db.insert( 'users', newUsers )

let result = await db.find( 'users' , {} )
console.log(result)
{
	"name":"John",
	"age":20,
	"food": [
		"Burger","Sushi"
	],
},
{
	"name":"Susan",
	"age":21,
	"food": [
		"Salad","Apple"
	],
},
{
	"name":"Alice",
	"age":15,
	"food": [
		"Orange","Fish"
	]
}

db.find(collection/table, filter)

• Find and retrieve data from database

Return

• Array

Basic usage

Find All

/*Omitting async handles*/
let result = await db.find( 'users' , {} )

Find one

Finding a single record.

/* Omitting async handles*/
let result = await db.find( 'users' , { name : "John" } )
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[{
		"name":"John",
		"age":20,
		"food": [
			"Burger","Sushi"
		]
	}]
*/

Multiple filters

Finding with multiple AND conditions by using Array.

/* Omitting async handles*/
let result = await db.find( 'users' , [ { name : "John" }, { age : 20 } ] )
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[{
		"name":"John",
		"age":20,
		"food": [
			"Burger","Sushi"
		]
	}]
*/

Advance Search

Advanced search with filtering can be done by using Special Operators. Check out Special Operators section in the end of the page for more info.

/* Omitting async handles*/
let result = await db.find( 'users' , {
	age : { $ge : 15, $l : 21 }
})
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[
		{
			"name":"John",
			"age":20,
			"food": [
				"Burger","Sushi"
			]
		},
		{
			"name":"Alice",
			"age":15,
			"food": [
				"Orange","Fish"
			]
		}
	]
*/

db.update(collection/table, filter, newData)

• Find and retrieve data from database

Return

• Array

Update All records

/* Omitting async handles*/
await db.update( 'users', {}, { food:[] } )
let result = await db.find( 'users', {})
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[
		{
			"name":"John",
			"age":20,
			"food": []
		},
		{
			"name":"Susan",
			"age":21,
			"food": []
		},
		{
			"name":"Alice",
			"age":15,
			"food": []
		}
	]
*/

Update One

/* Omitting async handles*/
/* Will automatically add any pre-undefined property */
await db.update( 'users', { name:"John" }, [ { age: 25 }, { sports : "Basketball" } ] )
let result = await db.find( 'users', { name:"John" } )
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[
		{
			"name":"John",
			"age":25,
			"food": [],
			"sports":"Basketball"
		}
	]
*/

• filter param works with Special Operators and AND too.

db.delete(collection/table, filter, confirm)

• Find and retrieve data from database

Return

• None

Delete one specific record

/* Omitting async handles*/
await db.delete( 'users', { name : "John" } )
let result = await db.find( 'users', {})
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[
		{
			"name":"Susan",
			"age":21,
			"food": []
		},
		{
			"name":"Alice",
			"age":15,
			"food": []
		}
	]
*/

Delete records with conditions

/* Omitting async handles*/
await db.delete( 'users', { age : { $ge : 15 } } )
let result = await db.find( 'users', {})
console.log(result)
/* Result:
	[]
*/

Delete All

/* Omitting async handles*/
await db.delete( 'users', {}, true )

Special Operators