Lowkie is a lokijs object modeling tool designed to work in an asynchronous environment.
$ npm i lowkie
//lowkie singleton
const lowkie = require('lowkie');
//connect to lowkie (includes loki connection configuration), options can include other loki adapters besides structured file adapters
lowkie.connect(path.join(__dirname, './sampledb.json'),options)
.then((db) => {
console.log('connected db');
})
.catch(e => {
console.log('connection error', e);
});
//listen for connection errors
lowkie.connection.on('connectionError', (e)=>{
console.log('error connecting to the db',e);
});
//listen for connecting status, dbname is the path to the db json file
lowkie.connection.on('connecting', (dbname, options)=>{
console.log('now trying to connect to db');
});
//once connected, create models, query the db, etc
lowkie.connection.once('connected', (db, options)=>{
console.log('now connected to db');
//create a new schema
const UserSchema = lowkie.Schema({
email:String,
username:String,
age:Number,
});
//register db models, each model is a proxied loki collection with additional helpers
const User = lowkie.model('User',UserSchema);
//write data to db
User.insert({
email:'test@domain.com',
username:'testuser',
age:30,
invalidProp:'whatever', //removes invalid schema props on creates
})
.then(newuser => {
//created db
/*
{
"_id":"fbd8080a9272ecaa15d1bb6d0f4b3314",
"email":"test@domain.com",
"username":"testuser",
"age":30,
"meta":{
"revision":0,
"created":1490576236063,
"version":0
},
"$loki":201
}
*/
console.log({ newuser });
})
.catch(e => {
console.log(e);
});
//insert multiple documents
User.insert([
{
email:'john@domain.com',
username:'jsmith',
age:37,
},
{
email:'jane@domain.com',
username:'jdoe',
age:45,
},
{
email:'chris@domain.com',
username:'clane',
age:17,
},
])
.then((newusers)=>{
console.log(newusers);
})
.catch(e =>{
console.log(e);
})
//query loki for data
let userQueryResults = User.find({ id: { '$gte': 1 } });
console.log({userQueryResults}) //result of user query
});
Make sure you have grunt installed
$ npm i -g grunt-cli jsdoc-to-markdown
For generating documentation
$ grunt doc
$ jsdoc2md lib/**/*.js index.js > doc/api.md
- Check out https://github.com/typesettin/lowkie for the full Lowkie Documentation
$ npm i
$ grunt test
fork and create a pull request!
MIT