olliephillips/sett

Sett is a golang package which offers a simple abstraction on BadgerDB key/value store

Sett

A golang package which offers a simple abstraction on BadgerDB key/value store

Based on BadgerDB v1 API. No support for v2 at this time.

API

Creating or opening a store with Sett is identical to BadgerDB

opts := sett.DefaultOptions
opts.Dir = "data"
opts.ValueDir = "data/log"

s := sett.Open(opts)
defer s.Close()

Simple set, get and delete a key. Strings used in preference to byte slices.

s.Set("hello", "world")
s.Get("hello")
s.Delete("hello")

Tables

Tables are virtual, simply a prefix on the key, but formalised through the Sett API. The aim being to make organisation, reasoning and usage, a little simpler.

Add a key/value to "client" table

s.Table("client").Set("hello", "world")

Get value of key from "client" table

s.Table("client").Get("hello")

Delete key and value from "client" table

s.Table("client").Delete("hello")

Drop "client" table including all keys

s.Table("client").Drop()

Batch Set

Uses concurrent goroutines to split the insert payload, default is 500 keys per goroutine. To change this set the sett.BatchSize variable before opening connection.

sett.BatchSize = 50
s := sett.Open(opts)
defer s.Close()

Batch insert into "client" table

s.Batchup("hello", "world")
s.Batchup("hello-again", "world")
s.Batchup("goodbye", "world")

s.Table("client").SetBatch()

Get entire table, or subset of table

Use sett.Scan() to return contents of virtual table or a subset of that table based on a prefix filter.

Retrieving all key/values from the "client" table

scan, _ := s.Table("client").Scan()
for k, v := range scan {
	log.Println(k, v)
}

Using a prefix filter to get a subset of a key/values from "client" table. In the below example the key prefix filter is "hello"

scan, _ := s.Table("client").Scan("hello")
for k, v := range scan {
	log.Println(k, v)
}

sett's Issues

Updated?

This is really good ^.^

I was just wondering if you have plans on keeping it updated along with BadgerDB?

I could try and contribute to the code as and when time permits if you're accepting contribution ^.^

not enough arguments in call to item.Value

# github.com/olliephillips/sett
..\github.com\olliephillips\sett\sett.go:72:12: assignment mismatch: 2 variables but 1 values
..\github.com\olliephillips\sett\sett.go:72:24: not enough arguments in call to item.Value
        have ()
        want (func([]byte) error)
..\github.com\olliephillips\sett\sett.go:151:9: assignment mismatch: 2 variables but 1 values
..\github.com\olliephillips\sett\sett.go:151:22: not enough arguments in call to item.Value
        have ()
        want (func([]byte) error)