Collections

// Try sub-directories again by another way.

await gitDDB.open();

// Use Collection Class to make them easier.

const nara = gitDDB.collection('nara');

const yoshino = gitDDB.collection('yoshino');

await nara.put({ _id: 'nara_park', flower: 'double cherry blossoms' });

await nara.put({ _id: 'tsukigase', flower: 'Japanese apricot' });

await yoshino.put({ _id: 'mt_yoshino', flower: 'awesome cherry blossoms' });

// Read

const flowerInYoshinoCollection = await yoshino.get('mt_yoshino');

console.log(flowerInYoshinoCollection);

// { flower: 'awesome cherry blossoms', _id: 'mt_yoshino' }

// Read all the documents in nara collection

const flowersInNaraCollection = await nara.find();

console.log(flowersInNaraCollection);

/* log:

[

{ flower: 'double cherry blossoms', _id: 'nara_park' },

{ flower: 'Japanese apricot', _id: 'tsukigase' }

]

*/

await gitDDB.close();

note

You can find more examples in examples/src/collection.ts