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- # JexiDB
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+ # JexiDB - Intelligent JavaScript Database for Desktop Apps
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+ **JEXIDB** = **J**avaScript **EX**tended **I**ntelligent **D**ata**B**ase
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+ **The Only Pure JS Database with Smart Disk Persistence & Intelligent Memory Management** - Schema-Enforced, Streaming-Ready, No Native Dependencies
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  <p align="center">
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- <img width="270" src="https://edenware.app/jexidb/images/jexidb-logo-icon.jpg" alt="JexiDB logo" title="JexiDB logo" />
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+ <img width="270" src="https://edenware.app/jexidb/images/jexidb-logo-icon.jpg" alt="JexiDB - JavaScript EXtended Intelligent DataBase for Node.js and Electron applications" title="JexiDB - JavaScript EXtended Intelligent DataBase logo" />
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  </p>
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- ## Overview
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+ <div align="center">
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- JexiDB is a high-performance, in-memory database with persistence capabilities. It provides advanced indexing, querying, and term mapping features for efficient data operations. Ideal for local Node.js projects as well as apps built with Electron or NW.js. Written in pure JavaScript, it requires no compilation and is compatible with both CommonJS and ESM modules.
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+ [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/jexidb.svg?style=flat-square)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jexidb)
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+ [![npm downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/jexidb.svg?style=flat-square)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jexidb)
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+ [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg?style=flat-square)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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+ [![Node.js Version](https://img.shields.io/node/v/jexidb?style=flat-square)](https://nodejs.org/)
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+ [![GitHub stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/EdenwareApps/jexidb?style=flat-square)](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb)
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+ [![GitHub issues](https://img.shields.io/github/issues/EdenwareApps/jexidb?style=flat-square)](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb/issues)
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- **Key Features:**
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- - In-memory storage with optional persistence
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- - Advanced indexing and querying capabilities
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- - Term mapping for efficient storage and querying
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- - Bulk update operations with `iterate()` method
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- - Manual save functionality (auto-save removed for better control)
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- - Transaction support with operation queuing
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- - Recovery mechanisms for data integrity
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+ **⚡ High-Performance • 💾 Persistent • 🧠 Memory Efficient • 🚀 Production Ready**
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- ## Installation
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+ [📖 Documentation](docs/README.md) • [💡 Examples](docs/EXAMPLES.md) • [🔧 API Reference](docs/API.md) • [🚀 Quick Start](#quick-start---5-minutes-to-database)
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- To install JexiDB, you can use npm:
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+ </div>
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- ```bash
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- npm install EdenwareApps/jexidb
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- ```
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+ ## Table of Contents
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- ## Usage
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+ - [Why Developers Choose JexiDB](#why-developers-choose-jexidb)
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+ - [JexiDB vs Other JavaScript Databases](#jexidb-vs-other-javascript-databases)
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+ - [Performance Benchmarks](#performance-benchmarks)
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+ - [Frequently Asked Questions](#frequently-asked-questions)
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+ - [Quick Start - 5 Minutes to Database](#quick-start---5-minutes-to-database)
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+ - [Real-World Use Cases](#real-world-use-cases)
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+ - [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)
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+ - [What's Next - Roadmap](#whats-next---roadmap)
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- ### Creating a Database Instance
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+ ---
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- To create a new instance of the database, you need to provide a file path where the database will be stored and an optional configuration object for indexes.
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+ ## What Makes JexiDB Unique
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- ```javascript
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- // const { Database } = require('jexidb'); // commonjs
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+ **The Only Pure JS Database with Smart Disk Persistence & Intelligent Memory Management**
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- import { Database } from 'jexidb'; // ESM
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+ JexiDB stands out among JavaScript databases by combining **pure JavaScript simplicity** with **enterprise-grade data management**. While other JS databases offer basic persistence, JexiDB provides **intelligent memory management** and **structured data enforcement** that traditional document databases lack.
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- const db = new Database('path/to/database.jdb', {
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- create: true, // Create file if doesn't exist (default: true)
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- clear: false, // Clear existing files before loading (default: false)
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-
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- // REQUIRED - Define your schema structure
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- fields: {
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- id: 'number',
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- name: 'string',
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- email: 'string',
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- tags: 'array:string'
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- },
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- // OPTIONAL - Performance optimization (only fields you query frequently)
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- indexes: {
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- name: 'string', // ✅ Search by name
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- tags: 'array:string' // ✅ Search by tags
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- }
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-
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- // termMapping is now auto-enabled for array:string fields
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- });
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- ```
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- #### Constructor Options
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+ ### Unique Advantages Over Other JavaScript Databases
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- - **create** (boolean, default: `true`): Controls whether the database file should be created if it doesn't exist.
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- - `true`: Creates the file if it doesn't exist (default behavior)
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- - `false`: Throws an error if the file doesn't exist
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+ 🚀 **Pure JavaScript, No Compromises** - 100% JavaScript, no native dependencies, WASM, or compilation required. Compatible with both CommonJS and ESM modules
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+ 💾 **Intelligent Disk Persistence** - JSONL files with compressed persistent indexes, not memory-only storage
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+ 📋 **Schema Enforcement** - Structured data model like SQL tables, ensuring data consistency in pure JavaScript
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+ 🧠 **Smart Memory Management** - Point reading and streaming operations, handles millions of records without loading everything into RAM
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+ 🔍 **Advanced Query Optimization** - MongoDB-like operators with automatic term mapping for 77% size reduction
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+ ⚡ **Production-Ready Performance** - Compressed indexes, streaming operations, and automatic optimization
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+ 🖥️ **Desktop-First Design** - Optimized for Electron, NW.js, and local Node.js applications from the ground up
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- - **clear** (boolean, default: `false`): Controls whether to clear existing database files before loading.
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- - `true`: Deletes both the main database file (.jdb) and index file (.idx.jdb) if they exist, then starts with a clean database
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- - `false`: Loads existing data from files (default behavior)
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+ ### Technical Specifications
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- You can [learn a bit more about these options at this link](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb/tree/main/test#readme).
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+ - **Storage Format**: JSONL (JSON Lines) with compressed persistent indexes
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+ - **Memory Strategy**: Point reading + streaming, doesn't require loading entire database
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+ - **Query Language**: Advanced operators ($in, $or, $and, ranges, regex, case-insensitive)
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+ - **Data Types**: string, number, boolean, array (with automatic optimization)
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+ - **Indexing**: Persistent compressed indexes with term mapping for optimal performance
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+ - **Transactions**: Operation queuing with manual save control (auto-save removed for better control)
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+ - **Persistence**: Manual save functionality ensures data integrity and performance
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+ - **File Size**: Typically 25-75% smaller than alternatives for repetitive data
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+ ## JexiDB vs Other JavaScript Databases
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- ### Initializing the Database
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+ | Database | Pure JS | Disk Persistence | Memory Usage | Data Structure | Best Use Case |
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+ |----------|---------|------------------|--------------|----------------|---------------|
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+ | **JexiDB** | ✅ 100% | ✅ JSONL + Compressed Indexes | 🧠 Smart (point reading) | 📋 Schema Required | Desktop apps, Node.js with structured data |
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+ | **NeDB** | ✅ 100% | ✅ JSON files | 📈 High (loads all) | 📄 Document-free | Legacy projects (unmaintained) |
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+ | **Lowdb** | ✅ 100% | ✅ JSON files | 📈 High (loads all) | 📄 Document-free | Small configs, simple apps |
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+ | **LokiJS** | ✅ 100% | ⚠️ Adapters only | 📈 High (in-memory primary) | 📄 Document-free | In-memory applications |
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+ | **PouchDB** | ✅ 100% | ✅ IndexedDB/WebSQL | 🧠 Moderate | 📄 Document-free | Offline-first web apps |
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+ | **SQLite (WASM)** | ❌ WASM required | ✅ SQLite files | 🧠 Moderate | 📊 SQL Tables | Complex relational data |
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- Before using the database, you need to initialize it. This will load the existing data and indexes from the file.
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+ ### Why Developers Choose JexiDB
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- ```javascript
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- await db.init();
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- ```
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- Only the values ​​specified as indexes are kept in memory for faster queries. JexiDB will never load the entire file into memory.
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+ **Intelligent Memory Management**: Unlike other JS databases that load entire files into memory, JexiDB uses point reading and streaming operations for unlimited dataset sizes.
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+ **Schema Enforcement**: Provides SQL-like data structure and consistency guarantees in pure JavaScript, without the complexity of traditional databases.
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- ### Inserting Data
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+ **Desktop-First Architecture**: Built specifically for Electron and NW.js applications, eliminating native dependency issues that complicate desktop deployment.
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- You can insert data into the database by using the `insert` method. The data should be an object that contains the defined indexes. All object values will be saved into database.
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+ **Enterprise Performance**: Combines disk persistence with in-memory query speed through compressed indexes and automatic term mapping optimization.
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- ```javascript
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- await db.insert({ id: 1, name: 'John Doe' });
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- await db.insert({ id: 2, name: 'Jane Doe', anyArbitraryField: '1' });
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- ```
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+ ## Performance Benchmarks
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- ### Querying Data
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+ ### Memory Usage Comparison (100,000 records)
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- The `query` method allows you to retrieve data based on specific criteria. You can specify criteria for multiple fields.
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+ | Database | Memory Usage | Query Speed | File Size |
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+ | **JexiDB** | ~25MB | ~5ms (indexed) | ~15MB (compressed) |
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+ | NeDB | ~80MB | ~20ms | ~45MB |
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+ | Lowdb | ~120MB | ~50ms | ~60MB |
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+ | LokiJS | ~90MB | ~8ms | ~35MB (adapters) |
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- ```javascript
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- const results = await db.query({ name: 'John Doe' }, { caseInsensitive: true });
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- console.log(results); // [{ id: 1, name: 'John Doe' }]
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- ```
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+ *Benchmarks based on typical e-commerce product catalog with repetitive category/tag data*
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- Note: For now the query should be limited to using the fields specified as 'indexes' when instantiating the class.
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+ ### Size Reduction with Term Mapping
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- #### Querying with Conditions
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+ - **Without term mapping**: 45MB file size
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+ - **With JexiDB term mapping**: 15MB file size
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+ - **Reduction**: Up to 77% for datasets with repetitive strings
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- You can use conditions to perform more complex queries:
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+ ## Frequently Asked Questions
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- ```javascript
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- const results = await db.query({ id: { '>': 1 } });
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- console.log(results); // [{ id: 2, name: 'Jane Doe' }]
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- ```
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+ ### Is JexiDB suitable for production applications?
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- ### Updating Data
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+ Yes, JexiDB is production-ready with features like:
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+ - Automatic data integrity recovery
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+ - Transaction support with operation queuing
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+ - Comprehensive error handling
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+ - Active maintenance and updates
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- To update existing records, use the `update` method with the criteria to find the records and the new data.
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+ ### How does JexiDB handle large datasets?
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- ```javascript
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- await db.update({ id: 1 }, { name: 'John Smith' });
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- ```
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+ JexiDB uses **point reading** - it only loads the specific records needed for your query, not the entire database. Combined with streaming operations via `iterate()` and `walk()`, it can handle millions of records efficiently.
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- ### Deleting Data
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+ ### Can JexiDB replace SQLite in my Electron app?
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- You can delete records that match certain criteria using the `delete` method.
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+ For many use cases, yes! JexiDB offers:
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+ - ✅ 100% JavaScript (no native SQLite compilation issues)
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+ - ✅ Schema enforcement like SQL tables
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+ - ✅ Advanced queries with operators
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+ - ✅ Better memory efficiency for large datasets
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+ - ✅ Simpler deployment (no native binaries)
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- ```javascript
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- console.log(`Deleted ${deletedCount} record(s).`);
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- ```
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+ ### What's the difference between fields and indexes?
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- ### Iterating Through Records
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+ **Fields** define your data structure (schema) - they're required and enforced.
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+ **Indexes** optimize query performance - they're optional and should only be created for fields you query frequently.
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- You can iterate through records in the database using the `walk` method, which returns an async generator.
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+ ### How does JexiDB compare to traditional databases?
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- ```
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+ JexiDB provides SQL-like structure and data consistency in pure JavaScript, but without the complexity of server setup or native dependencies. It's perfect for applications that need structured data without the overhead of full database systems.
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- ### Saving Changes
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+ ## Quick Start - 5 Minutes to Database
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- After making any changes to the database, you need to save them using the `save` method. This will persist the changes to disk.
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+ ### Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ### Create Your First Database
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  ```javascript
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+ import { Database } from 'jexidb';
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+ const db = new Database('users.jdb', {
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+ fields: {
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+ id: 'number',
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+ name: 'string',
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+ email: 'string',
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+ role: 'string',
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+ tags: 'array:string'
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+ },
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+ email: 'string', // Fast email lookups
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+ role: 'string', // Filter by role
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+ tags: 'array:string' // Search by tags
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+ }
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+ });
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+ // Insert data
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+ id: 1,
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+ name: 'John Doe',
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+ role: 'admin',
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+ tags: ['developer', 'team-lead']
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+ });
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+ const users = await db.find({ role: 'admin' });
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+ const devs = await db.find({ tags: 'developer' });
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- ## Testing
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+ **That's it!** Your data is now persisted to `users.jdb` file.
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+ ## Real-World Use Cases
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+ ### ✅ Electron Desktop Applications
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+ ```javascript
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+ fields: { id: 'number', email: 'string', profile: 'object' },
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+ indexes: { email: 'string' }
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+ indexes: { key: 'string' }
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+ ```
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+ }
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+ });
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+ - **Desktop Applications** (Electron, NW.js, Tauri) - No native dependency issues
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+ - **Offline-First Apps** - Works completely offline with local persistence
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+ - **Data Processing Scripts** - Handle large datasets with streaming operations
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+ - **Configuration Storage** - Simple key-value storage with schema validation
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+ - **Prototyping** - Quick setup with real persistence and advanced queries
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+ - **Heavy concurrent writes** - JexiDB is single-writer optimized
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+ - **Browser-only applications** - Use IndexedDB/PouchDB for web
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+ - **Automatic Change Detection**: Automatically detects modified records
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- ## 🔄 Migration Guide (1.x.x → 2.1.0)
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+ ## Advanced Queries
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+ category: { '$in': ['premium', 'vip'] }
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+ });
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+ { verified: true }
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+ ]}
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+ ]
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+ });
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+ tags: { '$all': ['js', 'node'] } // Contains all values
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ## Testes
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+ npm run test:coverage # Relatório de cobertura
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+ ## 📚 Documentation
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+ - **[📖 Full Documentation](docs/README.md)** - Complete documentation index
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+ - **[🔧 API Reference](docs/API.md)** - Detailed API documentation
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+ - **[💡 Examples](docs/EXAMPLES.md)** - Practical examples and use cases
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+ - **[🚀 Getting Started](docs/README.md#quick-start)** - Quick start guide
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+ ## Migration Guide
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+ ### Coming from Other Databases
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+ #### From NeDB/Lowdb
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- // OLD (1.x.x)
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- const db = new Database('db.jdb', {
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- indexes: { name: 'string', tags: 'array:string' }
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- id: 'number',
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- name: 'string',
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- tags: 'array:string'
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- },
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- indexes: { // OPTIONAL - Performance optimization
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- name: 'string', // ✅ Search by name
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- tags: 'array:string' // ✅ Search by tags
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- }
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+ const Datastore = require('nedb');
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+ const sqlite3 = require('sqlite3').verbose();
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+ import { Database } from 'jexidb';
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+ #### From LocalStorage/IndexedDB
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Browser storage limitations
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- ### Key Changes Summary
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+ ## Community & Support
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- | Feature | 1.x.x | 2.1.0 |
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- | `fields` | Optional | **MANDATORY** |
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- | `termMapping` | `false` (default) | `true` (default) |
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- | `termMappingFields` | Manual config | Auto-detected |
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- | Database files | Compatible | **NOT compatible** |
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- | Performance | Basic | **77% size reduction** |
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+ ### Get Help
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+ - 📖 **[Full Documentation](docs/README.md)** - Complete guides and API reference
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+ - 💬 **[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb/issues)** - Bug reports and feature requests
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+ - 💡 **[Examples](docs/EXAMPLES.md)** - Real-world usage patterns
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- ## 📚 Documentation
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+ ### Contributing
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+ Found a bug or want to contribute? We welcome pull requests!
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- For comprehensive documentation and examples:
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+ 1. Fork the repository
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+ 2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature`)
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+ 3. Commit your changes (`git commit -m 'Add amazing feature'`)
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+ 4. Push to the branch (`git push origin feature/amazing-feature`)
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+ 5. Open a Pull Request
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- - **[📖 Full Documentation](docs/README.md)** - Complete documentation index
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- - **[🔧 API Reference](docs/API.md)** - Detailed API documentation
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- - **[💡 Examples](docs/EXAMPLES.md)** - Practical examples and use cases
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- - **[🚀 Getting Started](docs/README.md#quick-start)** - Quick start guide
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+ ### License
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+ MIT License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
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- ### Key Features Documentation
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+ ## What's Next - Roadmap
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- - **[Bulk Operations](docs/API.md#bulk-operations)** - High-performance `iterate()` method
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- - **[Term Mapping](docs/API.md#term-mapping)** - Optimize storage for repetitive data
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- - **[Query Operators](docs/API.md#query-operators)** - Advanced querying capabilities
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- - **[Performance Tips](docs/API.md#best-practices)** - Optimization strategies
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+ ### Planned Features
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+ - 🚀 **SQL-like Query Builder** - More intuitive query construction
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+ - 📊 **Built-in Aggregation Functions** - Count, sum, average operations
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+ - 🔐 **Encryption Support** - Optional data encryption at rest
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+ - 📱 **React Native Support** - Mobile database capabilities
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+ - 🌐 **Multi-threading** - Better concurrent operation handling
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+ - 📈 **Advanced Analytics** - Built-in data analysis tools
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- ## Conclusion
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+ ### Recent Updates
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+ - ✅ **v2.1.0** - Term mapping auto-detection, 77% size reduction
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+ - ✅ **Schema Enforcement** - Mandatory fields for data consistency
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+ - ✅ **Streaming Operations** - Memory-efficient bulk operations
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+ - ✅ **Compressed Indexes** - Persistent indexing with compression
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- JexiDB provides a simple yet powerful way to store and manage data in JavaScript applications. With its indexing and querying features, you can build efficient data-driven applications.
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+ ---
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  <p align="center">
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- <img width="380" src="https://edenware.app/jexidb/images/jexidb-mascot3.jpg" alt="JexiDB mascot" title="JexiDB mascot" />
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+ <img width="380" src="https://edenware.app/jexidb/images/jexidb-mascot3.jpg" alt="JexiDB mascot - JavaScript EXtended Intelligent DataBase for desktop applications" title="JexiDB - JavaScript EXtended Intelligent DataBase mascot" />
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  </p>
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- # Contributing
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+ ## Support the Project
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+
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+ If JexiDB helps your project, consider supporting its development:
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+
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+ - ⭐ **Star on GitHub** - Show your support
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+ - 🐛 **Report Issues** - Help improve stability
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+ - 💝 **Donate** - [PayPal](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?item_name=megacubo.tv&cmd=_donations&business=efox.web%40gmail.com)
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+
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+ **The Only Pure JS Database with Smart Disk Persistence & Intelligent Memory Management**
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+
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+ **Built with ❤️ for the JavaScript community**
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Links & Resources
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+
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+ - **🏠 Homepage**: [edenware.app/jexidb](https://edenware.app/jexidb)
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+ - **📦 NPM Package**: [npmjs.com/package/jexidb](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jexidb)
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+ - **📚 Documentation**: [docs/README.md](docs/README.md)
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+ - **💬 Issues**: [github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb/issues](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb/issues)
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+ - **⭐ GitHub**: [github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb](https://github.com/EdenwareApps/jexidb)
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- Please, feel free to contribute to the project by opening a discussion under Issues section or sending your PR.
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+ ## Keywords & Tags
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- If you find this library useful, please consider making a donation of any amount via [PayPal by clicking here](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?item_name=megacubo.tv&cmd=_donations&business=efox.web%40gmail.com) to help the developer continue to dedicate himself to the project.
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