TotoyeDatabase

TDB or Totoye DataBase is a small JavaScript database created to arrange data during web programming. We can use it to display data inside a table on a web page or to simply save temporarily data or permanent ones as cookie. You can use it in a HTML5 game for data manipulation.

1) How to create a table:

  Syntax:  new TDB.Table("COUNTRY", columns, rows);
  Syntax #2 : new TDB.Table("COUNTRY");

Columns and rows are objects or arrays containing the different columns and the rows within the table.

2) Adding columns:

  Syntax: .addColumn("Column1");

addColum is a method from the Table class.

3) Adding rows:

  Syntax: .addRow("row1, row2, row3, row4, row5");

addRow is a method from the table class by which you can add row to the table.

4) Get the number of current space for data within the table:

  Syntax: .getSize()

It's a method from the Table class that returns the current size of the table.

5) Update a cell from the table:

  Syntax: .updateAt(row_id, column_id, new_Data)
  Example: country.updateAt(1, 0, "Asia")

You're updating the first column of the second row with the data "new_Data".

Example 2: country.updateAt("Continent = Asia", "Position", "East")

You're updating the column "Position" at row where the data in column "Continent" is "Asia"

6) Get data from a cell of the data:

  Syntax: .getData(row_id, column_id)
  Syntax 2: country.getData("Countries = China", "Languages")

Get data in column "Languages" from the row where the data from column "Countries" is "China".

7) Delete an entire row from the table:

  Syntax: .removeRow(row_id)
  Syntax 2: country.removeRow("Countries = China")

Remove the row where the data from column "Countries" is "China"

8) Delete an entire column from a table:

  Syntax: .removeColumn(column_id)
  Syntax 2: .removeColumn(column_name)

9) Delete an data from a cell within the data:

  Syntax: .removeData(row_id,row_id)
  Syntax 2: .removeData("Countries = Russia", "Continent");

Remove the data from the column "Continent" where the column "Countries" has data "Russia".

10) Get the name of your table:

  Syntax: .getName()

The method returns the name of your table.

11) Display your table with its data:

  Syntax: .Display(table_width, table_height)
  Syntax 2: .Display()

This method returns a HTML table element so that you can use it anywhere you want on your page.

12) Get the names of all the columns inside your table:

        Syntax: .getColumns();

Return a String value with names of all the columns.

13) Save your table data as a cookie:

a)  Create a storage space:  
        Syntax: new TDB.Storage("MyStorage_name")
    
b) Add table to your storage:
        Syntax: .insertTable(your_table_element)
        
c) Get a table from your storage as a Table(TDB table) element:
        Syntax: .selectTable("table_name")
  After using this method, you can use the result as a Table object. All the TDB.Table object can then be used.
  
d) Know how many tables is inside your storage:
    Syntax: .size()

14) Get and use a TDB storage space that you saved before, but not in your file or created long time ago.

        Syntax: new TDB.getStorage("storage_name")

This method returns a TDB.Storage object which means that it can use all the TDB.Storage object's methods.

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