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Jebase - An easy way to store settings or small databases

First things - first

npm i jebase

Initialization

const { Jebase } = require('jebase')
const db = new Jebase("somewhweretostore.json", {
    accounts: [],
    something: true
})

What does this code do?

1. Includes Jebase
2. Loads the database from somewheretostore.json, or if the file does not exist, creates it with these contents:

{
    "accounts": [],
    "something": true
}

1. Done!

Interacting with data

When you load a database, it is stored inside db.data object, so you can manipulate it, like it’s a regular JavaScript object.

db.data.accounts.push("george@bygeorgenet.me")
if (db.data.something) {
        console.log("Something is enabled")
}

If you have changed something in the database and want to save it, just call db.write();!

Methods

new Jebase(file, defaults)

Returns db

Loads a database file

• file - relative or absolute path to JSON file
• defaults - what to write to the database if the file does not exist

db.data

Returns object DB contents

db.write()

Returns void Writes JSON data to disk