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GDDB
GDDB is a superfast in-memory database designed for use in Godot.
This database aims to provide an easy frontend to an efficient in-memory database, that can be saved and reloaded.
GDDB saves a Godot dictionary and provides an interface to create, update, retrieve (either single results or all items matching the search) and destroy records.
GDDB started as a fork of TinyDB with added functionality and a Godot wrapper.
Rust Example 🚀
An example of utilising GDDB within your Rust library.
use serde::{Serialize, Deserialize};
use gddb::Database;
#[derive(Debug, Eq, PartialEq, Hash, Serialize, Deserialize, Clone)]
struct PlayerStruct {
name: String
}
fn main() {
let player = PlayerStruct { name: "Joe Bloggs".into() };
let mut db = Database::new("GAME", None, false);
db.create(my_struct.clone());
let results = db.find(|s: &PlayerStruct| &s.name, "Joe Bloggs".into());
assert_eq!(results.unwrap(), &player);
}Installation
Simply add the following to your Cargo.toml file:
[dependencies]
gddb = "0.3.0"Implementation notes
- This database does not save 2 duplicated items, either ignoring or raising an error depending on end-user preference.
- This project is not intended to be used inside of any critical systems due to the nature of dumping/recovery. If you are using this crate as a temporary and in-memory only database, it should preform at a reasonable speed (as it uses HashSet underneath).
Essential operations
Some commonly-used operations for the Database structure.
| Operation | Implamentation |
|---|---|
| Create database | Database::new |
| Create database from file | Database::from |
| Load database or create if non-existant | Database::auto_from |
| Query all matching items | Database::query |
| Query for item | Database::find |
| Contains specific item | Database::contains |
| Update/replace item | Database::update |
| Delete item | Database::destroy |
| Dump database | Database::dump_db |