I am that main author of MeshCentral, a open-source remote management web site. One of the community members point out AceBase was a good replacement for NeDB that is no longer maintained. I needed a pure NodeJS database to use as a default for small instances where someone does not want to setup MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL. AceBase looks like it works perfectly for what I need and I spent the day integrating it into MeshCentral. It will be in the next version, MeshCentral v1.0.66, when it's published.
Note that inline with your #100, I am making my users put "sponsor": true in the MeshCentral config.json to remove the banner, so basically forwarding that thru. Running MeshCentral looks like this:
Just wanted to say thank you. I still have work to do to optimize things, but so far the basics seem to work well.
I am that main author of MeshCentral, a open-source remote management web site. One of the community members point out AceBase was a good replacement for NeDB that is no longer maintained. I needed a pure NodeJS database to use as a default for small instances where someone does not want to setup MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL. AceBase looks like it works perfectly for what I need and I spent the day integrating it into MeshCentral. It will be in the next version, MeshCentral v1.0.66, when it's published.
Note that inline with your #100, I am making my users put
"sponsor": truein the MeshCentral config.json to remove the banner, so basically forwarding that thru. Running MeshCentral looks like this:Just wanted to say thank you. I still have work to do to optimize things, but so far the basics seem to work well.