github-commits-database

Free unsafe database that uses git commit messages on randomly generated branches on a random repository. It's unsafe because anyone can see the content of your database if you search for it, but it's free with no limits.

Installation

github-commits-database is meant for Node.js use, so to access it, use an npm package:
``bash
npm install github-commits-database
`

Usage

First create a new database by running this code:
`js
;(async () => {
const GitCommitDB = require("github-commits-database")
const db = new GitCommitDB()
const uuid = await db.createDatabase()
console.log(uuid) // outputs some uuid.
})()
`
Save the uuid outputted in the console to a .env file. Then you can use the database like below:
`js
const GitCommitDB = require("github-commits-database")
const db = new GitCommitDB()

const uuid = process.env.DATABASE_KEY // change if your generated uuid for your database is on a different process.env path.

async function main() {
// Save data to database
await db.save(uuid, {
user: "John Doe",
project: "john doe's project",
status: "starts"
})

// Retrieve the current state
const data = await db.get(uuid)
console.log("Current Data:", data)
}

main()
`

How It Works

When you call save()`, github-commits-database uses the GitHub API to:
- Fetch the latest commit SHA of the branch corresponding to your database.
- Create a new commit pointing to the same tree as the parent (no files change).
- Sets the message of the commit to the current database data.
- Updates the branch refernce to point to this new commit.