💨 Quick Example

let MJ = require("monkjson");

MJ.setConnection("mongodb://127.0.0.1/monkjson");

let db = new MJ.MonkJson("db");

(async () => {
  await db.set("test.hey.baby", Math.random());
  let d = await db.get("test");
  console.log(d); //-> { hey: { baby: 0.9972221858216976 } }

  MJ.endConnection(); // Disconnects from the database.
})();

API:

dataPath is always needs be string type.

• new MonkJon(name: string)

  • .name: String - Name of the database.
  • .set(dataPath, data): any | .put(dataPath, data): any
  • .get(dataPath): any
  • .has(dataPath): boolean | .exists(dataPath): boolean
  • .del(dataPath): boolean | .delete(dataPath): boolean | .unset(dataPath): boolean - It returns a boolean whether the operation was successful or not.
  • .push(dataPath, ...values)
  • .add(dataPath, data)
  • .subtract(dataPath, data)
  • .update(dataPath, updater: function(value: any): any) - Same as lodash's update function.

• setConnection(mongodbURI: string)

• endConnection()

• getConnection()

😎 Update History:

• db.delete aliases added for the db.del

• db.update added.

• getConnection added.

• Better documentation.