MongoDB-like JS library to store objects in client side indexedDB?

Question

Given the following localStorage code (jsfiddle) :

// my new information
var data = {character: "中", totalMistakes: 0};
var han  = data.character;

// create localStorage; Unpack, update, repackage knol
/* **** THIS IS THE SECTION TO CONVERT  **** */
localStorage.knol = '{}'; // create pseudo object, as string
var knol = JSON.parse(localStorage.knol)
knol[han] = data;
localStorage.knol = JSON.stringify(knol);

// Print to check if all went well.
console.log('data: ',data)
console.log('han: ',han)
console.log('knol: ',knol)
console.log('localStorage.knol: ',localStorage.knol)
console.log('localStorage.knol: ',JSON.parse(localStorage.knol))
console.log('localStorage.knol[han]: ',JSON.parse(localStorage.knol)[han])

At the end, localStorage.knol is :

{
  "中": {character: "中", totalMistakes: 0}
}

I'am looking for a Mongo-like js library to store data on client side indexedDB, with a syntax similar to MongoDB with which I'am already familiar.

How to convert localStorage code above into Mongo-like IndexedDB library syntax so to store an object ?

EDIT: I suggest minimongo, but any MongoDB-like library storing in indexedDB will do.

Answer 1

There is a variety of librairies available to do that.

Dexie.js

Using Dexie.js and its API (jsfiddle) :

<!-- Include dexie.js -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/dexie@latest/dist/dexie.js"></script>
<script>
var db = new Dexie('MyDatabase');

// Define a schema
db.version(1).stores({ knol: 'character, totalMistakes' });

// Open the database
db.open().catch(function(error) { alert('Uh oh : ' + error); });

// or make a new one
db.knol.put({ character: '中', totalMistakes: 8 });

// Find some old friends
var mistakes = db.knol.where('totalMistakes');
//mistakes.above(6).each (function (item) { console.log (item); });
mistakes.aboveOrEqual(0).each (function (item) { console.log (item)});
</script>

Minimongo

I don't recommend it, but there is how to use it in web browsers

ZangoDB

(Exploration ongoing https://jsfiddle.net/vb92pecv/3/ )