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CrateJS

Under development, CrateJS was moved to crate-connect, use it for now.

An extension to crate-connect, CrateJS will provide you with better methods for working with Crate.io.

Installation

npm install cratejs

Connecting

var Crate = require('cratejs');

//You can have as many db instance as you please :)
//You should probably add this part to another module and export it!
var db = module.exports = new Crate({
  host: 'localhost',
  port: 4200,
  /* Optional manual clustering
  cluster: [
      {
          host: '192.168.0.100',
          port: 4200,
      }
  ]
  */
});

The "db" variable will be used in the examples below.

Sample docs

db.Select(tableName)

var findBars = db.Select('fooTable')
    .columns(['id', 'name', 'bar'])
    .where({
        bar: 1
    })
    .limit(1)
    .order('id', 'asc');

findBars.run(function(err, res) {});

db.Insert(tableName)

var insertBars = db.Insert('fooTable');

//Inserting a single row
insertBars.data({
    bar: 1
}).run(function(err, res) {});

//Inserting multiple rows
insertBars.data([
    {
        bar: 1
    },
    {
        bar: 2
    },
]).run(function(err, res) {});

db.Update(tableName)

var updateBars = db.Update('fooTable')
    .where({
        bar: 1
    })
    .set({
        bar: 2
    });

updateBars.run(function(err, res) {});

db.Delete(tableName)

var deleteBars = db.Delete('fooTable')
    .wh11g10ggere({
        bar: 1
    });

deleteBars.run(function(err, res) {});

db.Query(_queryString)

var getSomeTweets = db.Query('SELECT * FROM tweets LIMIT ?');

var howMany = 10;

getSomeTweets.execute([howMany], function(err, res) {});

db.execute(_queryString)

db.execute('SELECT * FROM tweets LIMIT ?', [10], function(err, response) {});

TODO

Blobs
Schema constructor
Indexing helpers
Shards and replicas helper

Authors

This was created for the Crate.io data Storage.

herenow

Thanks to

Nobody yet :(