Flaster-DB

Performance at its best! Uses JSON to store data.

npm i flaster-db@latest

Database Examples

const Database = require('flaster-db')
//                                      Folder
const db = new Database.Database('./Local-Database-Folder', {
    backup: {
        enabled: true,
        name: 'backup.json',
        path: './Backup-Local-Database-Folder',
        interval: 900000,
    },
    memory: {
        enabled: true,
        saveinterval: 30000,
    },
    cli: true, // When true type help in console for help
    deep: true, // The dot notation that the world needs is here
    file: 'Data.json' // The File to store Database
})

db.set("Data", "World");

// Get data
db.get("Data"); // World

// Delete data
db.delete("Data");

db.get("Data"); // undefined
db.has("Data"); // false

db.set("Just_a_number", 10); // 10

db.add("Just_a_number", 2); // 12

db.subtract("Just_a_number", 6); // 6

db.set("array", [ "apple" ]);

// db.push() creates an array if it doesn't exist
db.push("array", "orange"); // [ "apple", "orange" ]

// Remove element from array
db.remove("array", "apple"); // [ "orange" ]

db.type("array"); // Array

db.keys(); // ["Just_a_number", "array"]

db.values(); // 6, ["orange"]

db.clear(); // {} 

db.save(); // Saves the database

db.size(); // Returns Database size

db.reload(); // Reloads the Database from disk

db.data(); // Returns the whole Database

Server-side Database setup

const Database = require('flaster-db');
//                                          Folder
const db-server = new Database.Server('./Database-folder-name', {
    servertype: 'master' // Choose Master
    port: 5555 // Port
})

Client-side Database

const Database = require('flaster-db');

//                              IP Address
const db = new Database.Client('localhost', {
    dbname: 'filename', // Database Name
    username: "username", // Username
    password: 'password', // Password
    port: 5555 // Port
})

db.set("Data", "World");

// Get data
await db.get("Data"); // World

// Delete data
db.delete("Data");

await db.get("Data"); // undefined
await db.has("Data"); // false

db.set("Just_a_number", 10); // 10

db.add("Just_a_number", 2); // 12

db.subtract("Just_a_number", 6); // 6

db.set("array", [ "apple" ]);

// db.push() creates an array if it doesn't exist
db.push("array", "orange"); // [ "apple", "orange" ]

// Remove element from array
db.remove("array", "apple"); // [ "orange" ]

await db.type("array"); // Array

await db.keys(); // ["Just_a_number", "array"]

await db.values(); // 6, ["orange"]

db.clear(); // {} 

Change Log

+ Please check Database class. Changed where to give file and folder locations for it
+ Added in-Memory Database to Database class
+ Added CLI (Command Line Interface) to Database class
+ Added New functions to Database class 
    + save()
    + reload()
    + data()
    + size()
+ Added Typings
+ Bug Fixes (Fixed my mistake while setting data as 0, false, null throws error), (Fixed the ability to type in console even while the cli is disabled)
- Removed my ugly console.logs from push
- Fixed issue when using get or has throws an error when the value is not found

Support

If you have any doubts join my Discord => Flaster-DB

Authors

• Fanisus