✨ A simple key-value JSON-based lightweight database. ✨
Jsoning is a simplified wrapper for Node.js that lets you write and read data to and from JSON files. It's designed to be beginner-friendly and easy to use, with a simple API that makes it easy to get started with. It's perfect for small projects, prototyping, and learning how to work with databases.
Features
- Use existing JSON files to read and write key-value pairs
- EventEmitters to listen to changes in the database
- Atomic file writing to prevent data corruption
- Easier to use than a toaster
- TypeScript support for all the fixed-type addicts out there
Install
Node.js v16.x or greater is required for this package to work.
npm i jsoning # pnpm if you're feeling fast pnpm i jsoning # yarn if you're feeling fancy yarn add jsoning
View the full documentation here.
Basic Usage
import { Jsoning, MathOps } from 'jsoning'; const db = new Jsoning('database.json'); // Set some values with a key await db.set('birthday', '07-aug'); await db.set('age', '13'); // Push stuff to an array for a particular key await db.push('transformers', 'optimus prime'); await db.push('transformers', 'bumblebee'); await db.push('transformers', 'iron hide'); // Get the value of a key console.log(await db.get('transformers')); // [ 'optimus prime', 'bumblebee', 'iron hide' ] // Get all the values console.log(await db.all()); // { Record<string, JSONValue> of the whole database contents } // does such a value exist? console.log(await db.has('value2')); // false // My age keeps changing, so I'm deleting it console.log(await db.delete('age')); // true // I got $100 for my birthday await db.set('money', 100); // and someone gave me $200 more await db.math('money', MathOps.Add, 200); // Just wanna make sure how much money I got console.log(await db.get<number>('money')); // 300 // RIP iron hide, he died await db.remove('transformers', 'iron hide'); // I'm getting bored, so I'm clearing the whole database await db.clear();
Top comments (2)
Nice way to evolve my amazingly simple json reading code for better readability.
Thanks for the valuable feedback! This is actually my first project that has been this successful!