A very simple in-memory key-value database implemented in Go for investigative purposes. Supports basic CRUD operations and nested transactions.
All CRUD operations occur at O(1) time complexity, as a hash map is utilised. A separate hash map (index) is created for the values stored, such that we can count the number of occurrences of a given value at O(1) time complexity as well.
The full documentation is available on GoDoc.
These instructions will inform you on how to run this project on a local/development machine for investigative purposes. Please do not use this in production. There is no error handling or tests implemented yet.
- A working Go installation (v1.14 or above, preferred)
An example CLI that integrate's this project's memdb
APIs can be downloaded from the releases page.
Fetch this package using:
go get github.com/rquitales/go-memdb/memdb
Use within your own projects by importing memdb
:
import (
"github.com/rquitales/go-memdb/memdb
)
Create a new database instance with:
db := memdb.NewDB()
Please refer to the GoDoc page full documentation. A example CLI implementation of memdb
can also be seen in the main.go file.
- Download the appropriate binary from your target OS from the releases page, or compile from source with
go build -v .
after cloning this repository. - Start the executable, eg:
./go-memdb
- Type your commands (into STDIN)
Supported statements are:
- SET [key] [value]
- GET [key]
- DELETE [key]
- COUNT [value]
- END
- BEGIN
- ROLLBACK
- COMMIT
The query/functions are case insensitive, but the key/values are case sensitive!
- Build the docker image from the given Dockerfile in this project:
docker build -t go-memdb .
- Run the built image in a container interactively:
docker run -it --rm go-memdb
- Go >=v1.14 - Programming language
- Ramon Quitales - Initial work - rquitales
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details