Access a leveldb instance from multiple processes via HTTP.
A limitation of LevelDB is that only one process is allowed access to the underlying data. multilevel-http exports a LevelDB instance over http.
npm install multilevel-http
Server:
var multilevel = require('multilevel-http')
// db = levelup instance or path to db
var server = multilevel.server(db, options)
server.listen(5000)
Client:
var multilevel = require('multilevel-http')
var db = multilevel.client('http://localhost:5000/')
// now you have the complete levelUP api!
// ...except for events - for those consider multilevel and level-live-stream
$ sudo npm install -g multilevel-http
$ multilevel-http -p 5000 path/to.db
Use get-params to pass options to LevelDB, like ?encoding=json
Get meta information about the DB.
// GET /meta
{
"compression" : false,
"cacheSize" : 8 * 1024 * 1024,
"encoding" : 'utf8',
"keyEncoding" : 'utf8',
"valueEncoding" : 'utf8',
"path" : path
}
Get the value stored at :key
.
// GET /data/foo
bar
Store data at :key
.
// POST /data/foo bar
"ok"
Delete data stored at :key
.
// DEL /data/foo
"ok"
Store many values batched.
/* PUT /data [
{ key : 'bar', value : 'baz' },
{ key : 'foo', value : 'bar' }
] */
Do many operations batched.
/* PUT /data [
{ type : 'put', key : 'bar', value : 'baz' },
{ type : 'del', key : 'foo' }
] */
Get an approximation of disk space used to store the data in the given range.
// GET /approximateSize/a..z
123
Get all the data.
// GET /data/12
[
{ key : 'bar', value : 'baz' },
{ key : 'foo', value : 'bar' },
/* ... */
]
Get all data in the given range.
// GET /range/a..c
[ { key : 'bar', value : 'baz' } ]
Get all the keys.
// GET /keys
[ 'bar', 'foo' ]
Get all the keys in the given range.
// GET /keys/a..c
[ 'bar' ]
Get all the values.
// GET /values
[ 'baz', 'bar' ]
Get all the values in the given range.
// GET /values/a..c
[ 'baz' ]
// server
var multilevel = require('multilevel-http')('my.db')
multilevel.listen(3000)
Start serving on the given port.
The stored db and meta data exposed.
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