SylvieJS: Fast document oriented javascript in-memory database
npm install sylviejsThe super fast in-memory javascript document oriented database.
See our Documentation.
This repo is a fork of the original LokiJS repository.
SylvieJS aims to be a drop-in replacement for LokiJS. The objectives of this fork are to modernize the API and the codebase:
- Migrate codebase to ES6
- Export SylvieJS as an ES Module
- Add API for Async/Await + Promises instead of callbacks
- Use TypeScript
- Add automated browser test runner for Chrome/Safari/Firefox
- Maintain backwards compatibility with LokiJS
SylvieJS is a document oriented database written in javascript, published under MIT License.
Its purpose is to store javascript objects as documents in a NoSQL fashion and retrieve them with a similar mechanism.
Runs in node and the browser.
SylvieJS is ideal for the following scenarios:
1. client-side in-memory db is ideal (e.g., a session store)
2. performance critical applications
3. Ionic/Capacitor mobile apps where you can leverage the power of javascript and avoid interacting with native databases
4. Data sets loaded into a browser page and synchronized at the end of the work session
5. Electron desktop apps
SylvieJS supports indexing and views and achieves high-performance through maintaining unique and binary indexes (indices) for data.
#### Via NPM
``bash`
npm install sylviejs
#### Via tag
You can use the sylvie.js file found in the dist/ folder or use the file found at https://cfu288.github.io/SylvieJS/sylviejs.js.
` Open up the console and see it happen!html`
type="module"
src="https://cfu288.github.io/SylvieJS/sylviejs.js"
>
SylvieJS Examples
`ts
import Sylvie from "sylviejs";
let db = new Sylvie("example.db");
let users = db.addCollection("users");
users.insert([
{
name: "Odin",
age: 50,
address: "Asgard",
},
{ name: "Thor", age: 35 },
{ name: "Loki", age: 30 },
{ name: "Sylvie", age: 25 },
]);
console.group("Search by find() with mongo-like query");
let results = users.find({ age: { $gte: 35 } });
console.log(results);
console.groupEnd();
``
Full documentation can be found here.
The following demos are available:
More examples can be found in our examples folder.
1. Fast performance NoSQL in-memory database, collections with unique index (1.1M ops/s) and binary-index (500k ops/s)
2. Runs in multiple environments (browser, node, nativescript)
3. Dynamic Views for fast access of data subsets
4. Built-in persistence adapters, and the ability to support user-defined ones
5. Changes API
6. Joins
This fork is currently undergoing a rework.
Currently maintained by cfu288. Originally made by @techfort, with the precious help of Dave Easterday.
Copyright (c) 2023 Christopher Fu
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