This package is based on IndexedDB with Promises and provides a fluent way to interact with the database while still returning promises. It also includes the IndexedDB Shim Polyfill for browser compatibility.
Pull in the package through NPM.
Run npm install fluent-indexed-db
Open the database and upgrade as per the needs
var database = require('fluent-indexed-db');
database.open('test-db', 4, function (upgradeDB) {
switch(upgradedatabase.oldVersion) {
case 0:
database.createObject(upgradeDB, 'keyVal');
database.createObject(upgradeDB, 'vehicles');
database.createObject(upgradeDB, 'people', { keyPath: 'id' });
case 1:
database.deleteObject(upgradeDB, 'people');
database.createObject(upgradeDB, 'drivers', { keyPath: 'id' });
case 2:
database.createIndex(upgradeDB, 'drivers', 'experience', 'years_driving');
case 3:
database.createIndex(upgradeDB, 'vehicles', 'capacity', 'seats');
}
});####Create an entry [database.get(objectStore, create, value)]
Create the value bar with the key foo
database.create('keyVal', 'foo', 'bar');####Read one value [database.get(objectStore, key)]
Read the created value under the key foo
database.get('keyval', 'foo').then(function (value) {
console.log(value);
});####Read all values [database.all(objectStore, index = null, filter = null)] Read all the values contained in a given store. The index and the filter are both optional.
database.all('vehicles', 'capacity', 8).then(function (values) {
console.log(values);
});
database.all('vehicles').then(function (values) {
console.log(values);
});####Read all values but use a cursor [database.allUsingCursor(objectStore, index = null, filter = null)] You might want to read all the values but one at a time. For that use the cursor.
database.allUsingCursor('vehicles').then(function logVehicle(cursor) {
if (! cursor) return;
console.log("Cursor at: ", cursor.value.seats);
return cursor.continue().then(logVehicle);
}).then(() => {
console.log("Done cursoring");
});
database.allUsingCursor('vehicles', 'capacity', 8).then(function logVehicle(cursor) {
if (! cursor) return;
console.log("Cursor at: ", cursor.value.seats);
return cursor.continue().then(logVehicle);
}).then(() => {
console.log("Done cursoring");
});####Insert multiple values [database.insert(objectStore, values)]
Insert multiple values to the object store. The second argument is an array that contains the values.
database.insert('vehicles', [
{
'seats' : 4,
'registration' : 123456,
'color': 'blue'
},
{
'seats' : 8,
'registration' : 654321,
'color': 'red'
},
]);####Clear the data store [database.clear(objectStore)]
This function is useful when you need to truncate the whole data store.
database.clear('vehicles');####Get the count [database.count(objectStore, filter)]
This function is useful when you need to get the total number of items in the store. The second argument is used to filter the results to meet a certain criteria.
database.count('vehicles').then((count) => {
console.log(count);
});####Delete an item from the store [database.deleteKey(objectStore, key)]
When you need to remove an item from the store, call this function with the store and the key as the arguments.
database.deleteKey('keyVal', 'foo');####Get the current database promise [database.getDatabase()]
When you need to perform any other function not provided by this package, call the getDatabase function
and you will receive the current database as a promise.
var dbPromise = database.getDatabase();
dbPromise.then(function (db) {
var transaction = database.transaction('keyVal', 'readwrite');
transaction.objectStore('keyVal')
.put('bar', 'foo');
return transaction.complete;
})##Support
For any inquiries or support please drop a mail at smodavprivate@gmail.com
##License
This Package is licenced under the MIT license.