XemDB 0.3 - Lightweight FlatFile-Wrapper

XemDB is a lightweight flatfile wrapper, which allows you to do following things:

• Creating a flatfile which gets handled as a database
• Creating entries consisting of an index and a value
• Reading out the value of an entry
• Deleting entries or clearing the entire file
• Getting all values of the database
• Checking if an index exists in the database

We initialize a XemDB object like so: XemDB db = new XemDB("PATH","NAME");
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Code:java

 
 
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        XemDB db = new XemDB("plugins", "XemDB");
        XemDB db2 = new XemDB("plugins", "XemDB2");
 
        // Clearing
        db.clear();
        db2.clear();
        System.out.println();
 
        // XemDB 1
 
        // Adding first entry
        db.addEntry("DB", "Database-1");
        // Removing the first entry
        db.removeEntry("DB");
        System.out.println("Entry with index \"DB\" is now " + db.getValue("XemsDoom"));
 
        // Adding second entry
        db.addEntry("DB1-Entry", "DB1-Value1");
        System.out.println(db.getValue("DB1-Entry"));
 
        // Adding third entry
        db.addEntry("DB1-Entry2", "DB1-Value2");
        System.out.println(db.getValue("DB1-Entry2"));
 
        // Overriding existing third entry
        db.addEntry("DB1-Entry2", "DB1-Value2-Overrided");
        System.out.println(db.getValue("DB1-Entry2"));
 
        if(db.hasIndex("DB1-Entry2"))
            System.out.println("True");
 
        if(!db.hasIndex("DB1-Entry3"))
            System.out.println("false");
 
        // Getting all values of the db and print them out
        System.out.println(db.getAllValues().toString());
 
        // XemDB 2
        System.out.println();
 
        // Adding first entry
        db2.addEntry("DB2", "Database-2");
        // Removing the first entry
        db2.removeEntry("DB2");
        System.out.println("Entry with index \"DB2\" is now " + db2.getValue("DB2"));
 
        // Adding second entry
        db2.addEntry("DB2-Entry", "DB2-Value1");
        System.out.println(db2.getValue("DB2-Entry"));
 
        // Adding third entry
        db2.addEntry("DB2-Entry2", "DB2-Value2");
        System.out.println(db2.getValue("DB2-Entry2"));
 
        // Overriding existing value of third entry
        db2.addEntry("DB2-Entry2", "DB2-Value2-Overrided");
        System.out.println(db2.getValue("DB2-Entry2"));
 
        if(db2.hasIndex("DB2-Entry2"))
            System.out.println("True");
 
        if(!db2.hasIndex("DB1-Entry3"))
            System.out.println("false");
 
        System.out.println(db2.getAllValues().toString());
        System.out.println(db2.getAllEntries().toString());
        System.out.println(db.getAllIndices().toString());
 
    }
 

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Hmmm, me gusta Imma try this out!

 

Nice, I could finally find an alternative way of storing data

 

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