🅾️ 0db REPL

REPL playground for testing 0db.

This is a nodeJS REPL that comes with some handy context variables to easily play around with 0db on the command line.

• 📥 Installation
• ℹ️ Usage
  • Context Variables:
    • $0db
    • db
    • faker
    • gen
    • cls
    • help
• 🚀 Development
  • 🏭 Environment
  • 🌑 Application
• 📃 License

📥 Installation

npm i 0db-repl -g

ℹ️ Usage

Launch using:

0db

Type help() to see a description of all available context variables.

Context Variables:

Context variables are objects and functions that are already defined and available for usage during the REPL session.

$0db

0db object.

🎯 Example:

► const myDb = await $0db("my-db.json")

db

A default instance using the default file ./db.json ready for use.

🎯 Example:

► await db("users").create({ name: "ambratolm" })

faker

Fake data generator to generate some realistic mock data. (See: Faker.JS)

🎯 Example:

► faker.name.firstName()
► faker.name.lastName()
► faker.name.gender()
► faker.internet.userName()
► faker.internet.email()
► faker.internet.password()

► await db("users").create({
    name: faker.internet.userName(),
    email: faker.internet.email(),
    password: faker.internet.password()
  })

gen

Built-in example data objects generator (using faker) that has some functions to generate example objects that can be added to database.

• gen.user(count?) : Generates user objects.

  • Parameters:
    • count : Number, Optional. Number of objects to generate. Default: 1.
  • Returns an object if count <= 1, else an array of objects.

  user object is based on this schema:

  {
    name: String,
    firstName: String,
    lastName: String,
    gender: String,
    email: String,
    password: String,
    points: Number
  }

  🎯 Example:

  ► gen.user() // Returns 1 user object
  ► gen.user(100) // Returns an array of 100 user objects

  ► await db("users").create(gen.user())

• gen.note(author?, count?) : Generates note objects.

  • Parameters:
    • author : String, Optional. Identifier for the author of the note (Expected to be the $id field of a created user object that exists in database).
    • count : Number, Optional. Number of objects to generate. Default: 1.
  • Returns an object if count <= 1, else an array of objects.

  note object is based on this schema:

  {
    author: String,
    title: String,
    content: String
  }

  🎯 Example:

  ► const user = await db("users").create(gen.user()) // Create a user item
  ► gen.note(user.$id) // Returns 1 note object
  ► gen.note(user.$id, 100) // Returns an array of 100 note objects

  ► const user = await db("users").create(gen.user())
  ► await db("notes").create(gen.note(user.$id))

cls

Clears screen.

🎯 Example:

► cls()

help

Shows a description of all context variables.

• Parameters:
  • name : String, Optional. Name of a specific context object or function to show description for.

🎯 Example:

► help() // Shows all descriptions
► help("db") // Shows description only for "db" function
► help("gen") // Shows description only for "gen" object

🚀 Development

1. Clone the repository.

   cd somewhere
   git clone https://github.com/practical-works/0db-repl.git
   cd 0db-repl

2. Install dependencies: npm i

3. Run:

   • npm run dev for development.
   • npm start for production.

💡 In development, you can type rs to manually restart. (See: Nodemon)

🏭 Environment

• Runtime: NodeJS
• Package Manager: NPM
• Editor: Sublime Text

🌑 Application

• ⚛️ Core:
  • Main: NodeJS / 0db
  • REPL: Local-REPL
• 🔧 Utils:
  • Mock Data Generation: Faker.JS
  • Console Colors: Colors

📃 License

Licensed under MIT.