This is a light weight, easily managable and beginner friendly implementation of a Database that anyone can implement directly in their Local Systems. It provides database API's to perform pretty much every operation that one can perform in a traditional database. The aim is to be a worthy contender in the choice of Database for small and medium use cases.
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It goes down a No-Sql path ,quite similar to what MongoDB (Atlas) does. This project uses Directories to respresent any new collection and subsequent JSON files in their respective collections, each representing a record.
The main idea of this project is to bring the complex database processes like caching and mutexes into the most understandable language of Developers i.e. JSON : ).
Currently, to install, there are two dependencies that are also to be install with the project.
This package can be installed by -
go get github.com/shubhexists/go-json-db
Cache is implemented by -
go get github.com/patrickmn/go-cache
Logging is implemented by -
github.com/jcelliott/lumber
- Import the package by -
github.com/shubhexists/go-json-db/models
- Create a new db instance in your desired directory -
db, cache, err := models.New("./database")
- Perform Operations as desired! For reference you can take the help of
examples/main.goof this repository
This project was built by me as a part of learning Golang. This project is heavily insipred by the architecture that MongoDB takes to provide a database.
This project still has lot of operations left which I would complete as soon as I get time , However as it's current stage, it is ready for usage in small projects atleast. : )
Enjoy!