Helix DB is a simple NoSQL database written in TypeScript for Node.js. It uses a JSON file as its data store, making it easy to set up and use.

• Simple and easy-to-use API
• Supports basic CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete)
• Stores data in a JSON file
• Uses UUIDs as document IDs for uniqueness
• Lightweight and minimalistic

You can install Helix DB using npm:

npm install helix-db

To use Helix DB in your Node.js project, you can import the HelixDB class from the helix-db module and create an instance of the class to start using its API.

const { HelixDB } = require('helix-db');

// Create DB Instance
const db = new HelixDB();

// Create a new document
const doc = db.create({ name: "Rohit Dhas", age: 20 });

// Read a document by ID
const retrievedDoc = db.getById(doc.id);

// Update a document
db.update(doc.id, { age: 21 });

// Delete a document
db.delete(doc.id);

You can also retrieve all documents from the database using the getAll method:

const allDocs = db.getAll();

You can erase the database using erase method:

// 🚧 this will erase all data
db.erase();

Helix DB is designed to be a simple and lightweight database for small to medium-sized applications. As such, it has some limitations:

• Helix DB is not suitable for very large datasets, as all documents are loaded into memory when the database is initialized.
• The maximum size of the database is limited to 5 MB by default. This can be changed by providing a maxSize option in the Database constructor. If the database size exceeds the configured limit, an error will be thrown.

If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue on the GitHub repository. Pull requests are welcome too!

Helix DB is licensed under the MIT License.