berryDB is a lightweight, file-based relational database tool for Node.js, version 1.3.4. It aims to provide a simple and secure storage solution using a Key Word Storage (KWS) philosophy. Compared to full-featured databases like SQLite or LevelDB, berryDB is minimal and intended for small-scale applications. Release cadence is irregular; the package has seen limited updates and community adoption.
npm install berry-databaseVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates basic CRUD operations after creating a database and table via CLI.
Install berry-tool globally: npm install -g berry-tool, then use CLI commands to set up the database structure.
Test operations thoroughly; check the source code on GitHub for accurate method signatures.
Consider using a more actively maintained database library like SQLite (better-sqlite3) or LevelDB.
Create your own definition file or use '// @ts-ignore' when importing.
Run 'npm install berry-database' to install the package.
Install berry-tool and run 'berry -c db yourdbname' to create the database.
Ensure you have created the database via CLI and that the library version supports that method. Check the source.
Run 'npm install -g berry-tool' to install the command-line tool.
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