MongoDB

MongoDB

Now, hive-db additionally offers you mongo-db interaction, knowing that you have a mongodb connection uri, which is either localhost or from MongoDB Atlas. For a mongo-db guide refer, here.

What Hive-db does

Hive-db just eases your mongo code, it reacts with the code interface, or acts as a compiler towards mongodb, it isn't associated with mongo.

Examples of its working

const db = require('hive-db');
// Point to be noted, database is a constructor under db.mongo
const {database} = db.mongo;
const mongo= new database("mongodb+srv://wyvern:[email protected]", "JSON", { useUnique: true });
mongo.on("ready", () => {
    console.log(`Connected!`);
    test();
});
mongo.on("error", console.error);
mongo.on("debug", console.log);
async function test() {
  mongo.init('age','21');
  mongo.get('age')
  //-> 21
  mongo.init('name','Lason');
  mongo.get('name');
  //-> Lason
}

Functions

Initialize a value.

mongo.init("foo", "bar");

Get a value.

mongo.get("foo").then(console.log);
//-> bar

Input a value into an existing array.

mongo.input("name");
// assuming that the key name has an array, for example ["Lason", "Tensor"]

Add a value to a data(number) in a key

mongo.add('age', 4)
// adds 4 to the age

Subtract a value from a data(number) in a key

mongo.subtract('age', 4)
// subtracts 4 from the age

Delete the data

mongo.del('age').then(console.log('Deleted'))
// -> Deleted 

fetch all elements from an array.

mongo.all('name');

Delete all

mongo.delAll('name');

Create data models!

const age = mongo.table('age')
age.init('name', 'Lason')
age.get('name').then(console.log);
// -> Lason!

The MongoDB adapter mostly provides the methods that the previous adapter (i.e., sqlite adapter) had, although there is a JSON functionality that this adapter provides you.

[
{
"ID":"something",
"data":"something"
}
]

Calling from JSON

db.get("something");
//-> give you something as the output!

This does not require any external effort such as calling the whole file. It understands the format and calls it by its own.