This is advisable when you need a local simple database without any security -- is a JSON file. jatabase was created for a desktop application using electron, so, is also ideal for desktop application.
$ npm install jatabase --save
All the persistence methods use promises, so they have an async way of using and a sync way.
Create models with the method createModel
. This model will contain all persistence methods like add
and delete
.
const Jatabase = require('jatabase'),
jb = new Jatabase(__dirname + '/file.json'),
productsModel = jb.createModel('products', {
name: {
type: 'string'
},
price: {
type: 'number'
},
categories: {
type: 'array'
},
description: {
type: 'string'
},
created_at: {
type: 'date'
}
});
module.exports = models;
string
number
array
object
date
Returns a Date object
productsModel.add({name: 'Pear TV', price: 1280.00, categories: ['TV'], decription: 'Just a TV', created_at: new Date()}).then(success => {
// ...
});
productsModel.addSync({name: 'Pear TV', price: 2400.00, categories: ['TV'], decription: 'Just a TV'});
// Using ID
productsModel.find(3).then(product => {
// ...
});
// Using price
productsModel.find({price: 2400.00}).then(product => {
// ...
});
// Find one
// Using ID
productsModel.findOne(3).then(product => {
// ...
});
// Using price
productsModel.findOne({price: 2400.00}).then(product => {
// ...
});
// Find all
productsModel.findAll().then(products => {
// ...
});
// Using ID
var product = productsModel.findSync(3);
// Using price
var product = productsModel.findSync({price: 2400.00});
// Find one
// Using ID
var product = productsModel.findOneSync(3);
// Using price
var product = productsModel.findOneSync({price: 2400.00});
// Find all
var products = productsModel.findAllSync();
// Using ID
productsModel.delete(3).then(success => {
// ...
});
// Using price
productsModel.delete({price: 2400.00}).then(success => {
// ...
});
// Using ID
productsModel.deleteSync(3);
// Using price
productsModel.deleteSync({price: 2400.00});
// Using ID
productsModel.set({price: 2500.00}, 5).then(success => {
// ...
});
// Using name
productsModel.set({price: 2500.00}, {name: 'Pear TV'}).then(success => {
// ...
});
// Using ID
productsModel.setSync({price: 2500.00}, 5);
// Using name
productsModel.setSync({price: 2500.00}, {name: 'Pear TV'});
Only works with string fields.
// Using
productsModel.search({name: 'TV'}).then(products => {
// ...
});
// Case sensitive off
productsModel.search({name: 'TV'}, {lowerCase: true}).then(products => {
// ...
});
// Using
var products = productsModel.searchSync({name: 'TV'});
// Case sensitive off
var products = productsModel.searchSync({name: 'TV'}, {lowerCase: true});
// Using ID
productsModel.has(5).then(has => {
// ...
});
// Using another fields
productsModel.has({name: 'Pear TV'}).then(has => {
// ...
});
// Using ID
productsModel.hasSync(5);
// Using another fields
productsModel.hasSync({name: 'Pear TV'});
Fields can be represented by another collections. There are two kinds of associations: by foreign id or array of foreign ids. This way, on a consult, all the ids will be transformed to objects.
const usersLevelsModel = jb.createModel('users_levels', {
name: {type: 'string'}
}),
usersModel = jb.createModel('users', {
name: {type: 'string'},
level: {
type: 'number',
associatedTo: 'users_levels'
}
});
MIT License 2017 © Gabriel Jacinto.