@tryforge/forge.db v2.0.9

1. Installation
   • Effortless installation
   • MongoDB installation
   • Other installation
2. Events
3. Updating
4. Documentation
5. Credits

1. Run the following command to install the required npm packages:

npm i @tryforge/forge.db sqlite3

2. Now, in your client initialization:

const { ForgeDB } = require("@tryforge/forge.db")

/* I'm assuming that the client can be an app or anything else */
const client = new ForgeClient({
    ...options // The options you currently have
    extensions: [
        new ForgeDB()
    ]
})

Congratulations, you have successfully connected your client to a local database.

1. Run the following command to install the required npm packages

npm i @tryforge/forge.db mongodb

2. Now, in your client initialization:

const { ForgeDB } = require("@tryforge/forge.db")

// I'm assuming that the client, can be an app or anything else
const client = new ForgeClient({
    ...options // The options you currently have
    extensions: [
        new ForgeDB({
            type: "mongodb",
            url: "Your_MongoURI_URL"
        })
    ]
})

Congratulations, you have successfully connected your client to a MongoDB database

1. You have to first install ForgeDB, so you just run this command in your terminal:

npm i @tryforge/forge.db

2. Now that you've installed ForgeDB, you'll now have to install the DB package you want to use. Here are the ones ForgeDB currently supports:
   • Better Sqlite3

   npm i better-sqlite3

   • MySQL

     MySQL have got two versions, you can use either of them.

     • MySQL

       npm i mysql

     • MySQL2

       npm i mysql2

   • Postgres

   npm i postgres

3. Now that you have installed your preferred DB package, now you have to connect it with ForgeDB and ForgeScript:

const { ForgeDB } = require("@tryforge/forge.db")

// I'm assuming that the client, can be an app or anything else
const client = new ForgeClient({
    ...options // The options you currently have
    extensions: [
        new ForgeDB({
            type: ""; //You've to put the DB you want to use, available: mysql, postgres, better-sqlite3, sqlite, mongodb
            url?: string
            host?: string
            port?: number
            username?: string
            password?: string
            database?: string // The path of your DB
        })
    ]
})

Congratulations, you have now successfully connected your DB with ForgeDB and your client is connected to it now.

• What are DB events?

  DB events are the events which get triggered when certain activities happen on your DB.

• How are they helpful in developing apps powered by ForgeScript?

  DB events are really helpful in developing apps owned by ForgeScript, as they help you in monitoring activity in your DB and improve your logs.

• How to use them?

  Now when you finish configuring your database, you will have to head over to main file of your client and you will have to type this:

const { ForgeDB } = require("@tryforge/forge.db")

const db = new ForgeDB({
    ...options? //The options you have for ForgeDB if you have any
    events: [] /* the events you want to use. 
    Available: `connect`, `variableCreate`, variableUpdate, `variableDelete` */
}) 

const client = new ForgeClient({
    ...options // The options you currently have
    extensions: [ db ]
})

db.commands.add({
    type: "" // Available types: connect, variableCreate, variableUpdate, variableDelete
    code: `Your_Code_Goes_Here`
})

Thanks for reading till the end and using ForgeDB ;) This package was made by with love aggelos, an awesome man who develops cool ForgeScript extensions.