Prasanth Janardhanan · Aug 22, 2020

A Simple Wrapper to BadgerDB Key-Value store in Go

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BadgerDB is an embeddable key-value store written in Go. It is a persistent store. 
 In this article, we build a wrapper around badgerDB. The purpose of this wrapper is to make it simple to save simple values to the DB in “virtual tables”. The concept is an adaptation from the Sett project. Much of the code -especially the unit tests - are changed though. 
 Usage 
 import (…

BadgerDB is an embeddable key-value store written in Go. It is a persistent store.

In this article, we build a wrapper around badgerDB. The purpose of this wrapper is to make it simple to save simple values to the DB in “virtual tables”. The concept is an adaptation from the Sett project. Much of the code -especially the unit tests - are changed though.

Usage

import(
    "github.com/prasanthmj/sett"
)

s := sett.Open(sett.DefaultOptions("./data/mydb"))

To set a string key-value pair, call s.SetStr(k, v) and to get it back, call s.GetStr(k).

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