Installation

How to Install

To use the jsonverse database package in your Node.js project, follow these steps:

npm install jsonverse

This will download and install the jsonverse package and its dependencies in your project.

const { jsonverse } = require("jsonverse");

You can now use the jsonverse package in your Node.js application to manage your data.

Configuration Options: You can customize the behavior of jsonverse by providing configuration options when initializing it. Refer to the Configuration section for details on available options.
Logging: By default, jsonverse logs to both the console and a log file. You can control this behavior using the activateLogs option. For more details, see the Logging section.
Data Folder: By default, jsonverse stores data in a folder named "Data" in your project directory. You can change this folder's location by setting the dataFolderPath option. Learn more in the Data Storage section.
Data Encryption: jsonverse provides encryption and decryption functions for sensitive data. See the Data Encryption section for details.

Now that you’ve successfully installed jsonverse, you can explore more about how to use it and configure it to meet your project’s needs:

Initializing jsonverse: Learn how to initialize jsonverse with custom configuration options.
Data Operations: Discover how to save, delete, update, and query data using jsonverse.
Backup and Restore: Explore data backup and restoration features.
Data Encryption: Learn how to secure sensitive data with encryption and decryption.
Search and Indexing: Understand how to create and use search indexes for efficient data retrieval.

For more detailed information, refer to the corresponding sections in this documentation.