Bedrock Database 3.0

A Minecraft Bedrock asynchronous database with unlimited storage. This database works on Dynamic Properties. The database is designed for optimal performance and has a built in queue system for async calls.

Getting started:

First you will need to make a table, you can do this by either adding a key to the TABLES object in tables.ts or creating a variable assigned to a Database instance. A Cool thing about this database is that it supports full type safety and you can predefine the types of the keys and values of the database.

import { Database } from "./Database.ts";

const table = new Database<any>("test");

Setting Data:

Setting data is very simple and will send back a promise that can be awaited to let you know when the data is successfully saved in the entities.

table.set("someRandomKey", "someRandomValue");

async function saveSomeData() {
  await table.set("someRandomKey", "someRandomValue");
  console.warn("Data has been set");
}

Grabbing Data:

This database supports Asynchronous calls that can be used for grabbing data at any time (which includes on world load), or you simply can grab data from memory.

table.getSync("someRandomKey").then((v) => {
  console.warn(v); // "someRandomValue"
});

Or you can simply call from memory using:

Warning: This can throw errors if data is tried to grab before world load.

const value = table.get("someRandomKey");

Other Supported Methods:

Keys:

Returns a iterable list of keys that are stored in this table.

Warning: This can throw errors if data is tried to grab before world load.

table.keys(): any[]

table.keysSync(): Promise<any[]>

Values:

Returns a iterable list of all values that are stored in this table.

Warning: This can throw errors if data is tried to grab before world load.

table.values(): any[]

table.valuesSync(): Promise<any[]>

Has:

Checks if a key exists on this table and returns boolean.

Warning: This can throw errors if data is tried to grab before world load.

table.has(key: any): boolean

table.hasSync(key: any): Promise<boolean>

Collection:

Returns a Object of all keys and values on this table.

Warning: This can throw errors if data is tried to grab before world load.

table.collection(): { [any]: any }

table.collection(): Promise<{ [any]: any }>

Delete:

Deletes a key on this table and returns a boolean if it successfully deleted the key.

table.delete(key: any): Promise<boolean>

Clear

Clears the entire table and sets it back to a empty object, then returns once finished.

table.clear(): Promise<void>