Persistence

With this module you can use GitHub as a database. I guess this is only recommendable for small projects.

Usage Example

import { Persistence } from "https://deno.land/x/persistence@1.1.0/persistence.ts"

const projectPathForData = `${Deno.cwd()}/persistence-example-project-folder`


/*************      Local Mode      *************/
const pathToFile = `${projectPathForData}/example-file.json`
await Persistence.saveToLocalFile(pathToFile, JSON.stringify([{foo: "foo :)"}]))

const localFileContent = await Persistence.readFromLocalFile(pathToFile)
console.log(`local file content: ${localFileContent}`)


/*************      Remote Mode - using GitHub as database      *************/
const userName = "michael-spengler"
// import { password } from './topsecret/config.ts'
const org = "michael-spengler"
const repo = "persistence-example-project-folder"
// await Persistence.commitAndPush(projectPathForData, userName, password, org, repo) // commented out as I should not publish my password

const linkToExampleDataRemote = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michael-spengler/persistence-example-project-folder/master/example-file.json"
console.log(`remote file content: ${await Persistence.readFromRemoteFile(linkToExampleDataRemote)}`)

Call usage example via command line

  

deno run --allow-net --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run https://deno.land/x/persistence/usage-example.ts

If you get an errormessage like the one shown below, just:

  

mkdir persistence-example-project-folder

as this folder is used for the usage example and for the tests.

Execute the tests

  

deno test --allow-net --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run https://deno.land/x/persistence/test.ts

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