Fluoresce, a pure JS JSON-based DB

Made for me to use with my projects, mostly.

This server uses a TCP socket on port 4781 (bound to 127.0.0.1) to accept JSON information. Examples of this are in testing.js

To use Fluoresce yourself, add the driver.js file to your project and use require to include it

const db = require('./external/driver.js')

You can run Fluoresce itself by downloading the repository and then creating a background process:

node ./fluoresce.js & disown

or on Windows, you can use Quiet and do:

quiet node ./fluoresce.js

It's that simple

Some more information:

Fluoresce is file-based. All of the data is stored in gzip'd plain-text inside a folder, which is the "database". All of this is saved inside of the saved directory, in the same directory as fluoresce.js. This may be changed in the future.
The commands available through the driver are Create, Delete, Read, Write, Exists, and Save.
Delete and Exists operate slightly differently depending on if a UserID is passed. Delete will call destroy and delete the whole database if no UserID is present, while Exists will check if the requested database exists if no UserID is passed.
Similarly, Save changes to save all available databases if no database name is passed.
The UserID is stored as a string, so it can be anything, including numbers.
By default, Fluoresce will (hopefully) flush all of the data that has been "cold" for 600000ms/10min or longer.
Fluoresce returns "{}" or undefined when no data is present/an error has occurred.
The shutdown command currently does nothing because I'm not entirely sure what I want it to do yet.
UserID 0 isn't available for use, since this is used to change the context of some commands like Exists and Delete