Dino DB is a light yet robust Database for portable and server applications. A document-oriented based on the design of firestore.

There are separate modules you can add to enhance your usage of DinoDB. There is a server extension which allows you to access the Database from external applications with http requests, there is also a cross platform client which adds a clean api to make requests to your database.

# npm
npm i dino-db

// node
const dinoBb = require('dino');

// browser (skypack)
import * as dinoDb from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/dino-db'
// browser module bundler
import * as dinoDb from 'dino-db'

Check out on how to expose your database to external apps with the server extension.

Then check out on how to connect to the database with the JavaScript based client

//initialise databse in the app
var db = new db.databse({id: "food"})
// Use the normal api avalible
db.setInBook("ingredients", "sugar", {dishes: "sweet dish", price: 10.50})
db.getInBook('ingredients', 'sugar')

read more about data hierarchy to see how to structure data

Read the docs here (not finished)

Example

Food(database)
|
\_raw ingredients(book)
||
|\_sugar(page)
|| |
|| \_usage: "sweet dish"
||   image: "https://example.com/sugar.png"
|\_salt(page)
|| |
|| \_usage: "savoury items"
||   image: "https://example.com/salt.png"
|\_ ...(page)
|
\_dishes(book)
 |
 \_dounut(page)
 | |
 | \_ingredients: ["sugar", ...]
 |   instruction: {step1: ..., step2: ..., ...}
 \_crackers(page)
   |
	 \_ingredients: ["salt", ...]
     instruction: {step1: ..., step2: ..., ...}