tbdsux / minidb

a simple flat-files json database

minidb

a simple multi-flat-files json database

This has a really weird structure and api and I know it :happy:

Install

go get -u github.com/TheBoringDude/minidb

Usage

package main

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/TheBoringDude/minidb"
)

func main() {
	db := mindb.New('db')

    fmt.Println(db)
}

All operations are just appending and setting in a map[string]interface{} or append([]interface{}, interface{}).

In all operations, it writes to the json file. I think it is not a good idea?

Full Doc: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/TheBoringDude/minidb

MiniDB

It takes a directory and manages all files within it. It is better only to use this when trying to manage multiple json files.

New files are created with a random uuid using ksuid so each file created by the library is unique.

NOTE: this creates many json files in a specified directory

db := minidb.New("dirfolder")

// db.Keys("key"), nested minidbs
// db.Collections("key"), a json collections, []
// db.Store("key"), a simple json key-value store (not meant with nested maps)

cols := db.Collections("posts")
cols.Push(map[string]string{
    "title": "Hello World",
    "content": "This is just something, maybe a content or not. I don't know how it works though.",
})

// multiple elements is possible
cols.Push(100, 20, "sample", false, []int{1,2,3,4,5})

fmt.Println(cols)

MiniCollections

A simple collections json db file.

db := minidb.NewCollections("cols.json")
db.Push(1)

fmt.Println(1)

MiniStore

A simple key-value store json db file.

db := minidb.NewStore("store.json")
db.Set("key", "value")

fmt.Println(db.GetString("key"))

TODO

• Improve concurrency support.
• fixes, improvements
• more changes..
• ...future development

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