A convenient wrapper of Abstract LevelDOWN for those who like TypeScript / ESnext features including async/await/generators.
^1.1.0
:
expose
now takes a factory functionCls
->() => new Cls()
^1.2.0
: LevelUpEasier lets you treat a LevelUp as an EasierLevelDOWN^1.1.0
: LevelDOWNEasier lets you treat a LevelDOWN as an EasierLevelDOWN
Things are made as straightforward as possible, anything non-integral can be ommitted and will be taken care of.
- batch operations automatically get mapped to just calling each operation in a loop
- you can also handle batch operations if needed
- iterators are tested, in the worst case you can just yield everything
- options are provided in the cleanest form
{ lt, gt, lte, gte, reverse, limit }
- options are provided in the cleanest form
- In general buffers and strings are taken care of, use whatever internal representation you want and if their conversion to StringOrBuffer is non-trivial, you can set up encode/decode key/val functions.
easier
-derived leveldowns pass the same traditional leveldown tests- All methods expect standard promises to enable
async/await
features - Support treating LevelDOWN as event emitter
- Support treating any current Abstract LevelDOWN provider as an EasierLevelDOWN!
This is how easy it is to make a fully featured memdown. It could be more efficient, or not!
import expose, { EasierLevelDOWN } from 'easier-abstract-leveldown'
class MyLevelDOWN implements EasierLevelDOWN<string, string> {
_store: {[key: string]: string}
async open() {
this._store = {}
}
async get(k) {
const v = this._store[k]
if (v === undefined)
throw new Error('NotFound')
return v
}
async put(k: string, v: string) {
this._store[k] = v
}
async del(k) {
delete this._store[k]
}
async *iterator(opts) {
const keys = Object.keys(this._store).sort()
if (opts.reverse) keys.reverse()
for (const k of keys) {
yield {
key: k,
value: this._store[k]
}
}
}
}
export default expose(() => new MyLevelDOWN())