ejdb2 0.0.3

Bindings for EJDB2, an single file embedded no-sql database
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rust binding for ejdb2

EJDB2 is a single-file embedded document database in c. This project provides a rust binding for it (version 2.61).

Installation

[dependencies]
ejdb2-sys = "2.61.0"
ejdb2 = "0.0.3"
serde_json = "1.0"

Example

extern crate serde_json;
extern crate ejdb2;
extern crate ejdb2_sys;


use ejdb2::ejdbquery::{EJDBQuery, SetPlaceholder};
use ejdb2::ejdb::EJDB;
use serde_json::json;

fn main() {
    EJDB::init().unwrap();
    let mut db = EJDB::new();

    db.open(&String::from("test.db")).unwrap();

    let data = json!({
        "serde_key" : 32,
        "test_val" : [1,2,3],
        "nested" : { "test" : "str"}
    });

    let id = db.put_new(&String::from("test").as_str(), &data).unwrap();

    let meta:serde_json::Value = db.info().unwrap();

    println!("db meta {}", meta);

    let result:String = db.get(&String::from("test"), id).unwrap();

    println!("get {}, {}",1, result);

    let mut query: EJDBQuery = EJDBQuery::new("test", "/* | limit :limit skip :skip ");
    query.init().unwrap();

    query.set_placeholder("limit", 0, 3 as i64).unwrap();
    query.set_placeholder("skip", 0, 3 as i64).unwrap();

    db.exec(&query, |id: i64, doc: String| -> ejdb2_sys::iwrc{
        println!("in callback {} {}",id, doc);
        0
    }).unwrap();
}

Internally EJDB uses JBL as a binary format for json. This rust binding supports serde_json <-> JBL conversion. If serde_json is not the json library you use, you could provide your own format convertor.

Implement:

pub trait EJDBSerializable<T> {
    fn from_jbl(jbl: ejdb2_sys::JBL) -> Result<T, ejdb2_sys::iwrc> ;

    fn to_jbl(&self) -> Result<ejdb2_sys::JBL, ejdb2_sys::iwrc>;
}

This binding also supports convertion between a string and a JBL. You can also serialize your format into a json string and convert it to JBL. But this will be slower.