It offers an tiny abstraction over the leveldb key value store (docs), a command line interface (docs, example), an http interface (docs, example,) and an http client (example 1, example 2) for cross-domain usage in web sites.
This project's code is MIT licensed.
This project is a work in development, meaning the API is subject to change (eventually). Don't use it in production sites just yet.
I haven't tested the project on Windows. It might break due to slash paths, but I'm not sure. If you do test it there and it works drop me a line.
- You need KISS persistence for a web experiment
- You want to do CRUD of JS objects
- You want easy KPIs
Make sure you have a somewhat recent install of node.js >=0.8 should work just fine. Then the following line should install level1 and its dependencies (leveldown compiles leveldb so it may take some minutes if you haven't installed this dependency yet):
npm install level1
Either clone the repository and run the examples from there
or
install via npm and copy the examples from github, replacing the level1 require for require('level1')
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add modify method (or extend search) to allow changing/deleting a subset of the items
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add sort/pagination, caching the overall query result
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support an optional access control function to tweak which http requests are authorized to do which operations
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expose the on events on http via socket.io
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support for binary files upload and download
If you're using level1 and have suggestions or if you're not using for lacking of feature x, please let me know.