npm install ukv
A Store type has a general api which unifies the api format across many storage types
// Syn
interface Store {
get(key: string): any;
set(bodies: any[]): void;
del(key: string): void;
// list all keys
list(): string[];
// clear all keys
burn(): void;
// list all keys and values
dump(): Record<string, any>;
}
import { LS, SS } from 'ukv/browser';
LS.get('key');
SS.list();
from Account i.e to use API:
import { CF } from 'ukv/cloudflare';
const cf = CF('ACCOUNT_ID', 'NAMESPACE_ID', 'API_KEY');
cf.set([
// key, value, metadata?
{ key: 'key', value: 'value', metadata: {} },
{ key: 'key2', value: 'value2', metadata: {} }
]);
cf.list();
from Worker i.e to use KV
import { CF } from 'ukv/cloudflare';
const cf = CF(KVNAMESPACE);
cf.get('key');
cf.burn();
import { Turso } from 'ukv/turso';
const TABLE_NAME = 'notes';
const client = new Turso(TURSO_URL, TURSO_AUTH, TABLE_NAME);
client.set([
// all keys are per your cols
{ id: 'key', col1: 'value1', col2: 'value2' },
{ id: 'key2', col1: 'value3', col2: 'value3' }
]);
client.get('key');
client.list();
For safety
.burn()
will throw. Use.del()
one by one instead..list
and.dump
are identical here.