Implementation of leveldown that only has fs as a dependency for on-disk storage. Essentially
it uses in-memory JSON objects as the backing store, which are then periodically written to disk.
The intended use case is for very very simple database operations that are not designed for a production environment. Instead the idea
is that fsdown should be as simple as possible to install and use, while offering reasonably good durability. In particular,
it doesn't require any native modules, so npm install fsdown should be fast and reliable.
Think of it as a compromise between memdown and leveldown.
Note: not intended for production use. This module contains race conditions which mean that it can
lose data if the process is shut down while a database operation is in progress. Furthermore it has synchronous fs
operations, so the performance is not great. Use leveldown instead if you need something bulletproof.
This project is intended for use with the level eco-system.
npm install fsdown
You use this as you would any other "*DOWN" implementation. Refer to the leveldown docs for details.
There is an additional configuration offered, which is directory. directory allows you to specify a directory to write the JSON files to, else
.fsdown is used.
var levelup = require('levelup');
var fsdown = require('fsdown');
fsdown.directory = 'my_custom_directory'; // else '.fsdown'
var db = levelup('my_db', {db: fsdown}); // will write to my_custom_directory/my_db.jsonnpm test
This will run tests in Node.