babble (database)

I've made sure babble is ready for production and final shipping. I've also done some bug fixing.

The first release is live! Check it out at https://github.com/TetieWasTaken/babble/releases. I've tried making it an executable, but after hours of trying I've unfortunately deemed it as impossible with nodenext.

I've done some work in the background to prepare babble for a v1 release. Currently building the first executable!

You are now able to destroy existing databases. Sadly forgor to do good commits so it ended up being a single big one...

I've added command line arguments to allow for non-cli usage (server only mode!)

I also fixed a few bugs :p

More argument options will be coming later.

This took a long time, but I finally added authentication! I had to fix a looot of bugs during the process. Anyway, learned a bit about public/private keys, sha256, etc... exciting!

Check out all the commits at https://github.com/TetieWasTaken/babble/commits/main/.

I've added a REPL... and a lot of bugs...

1/4 planned features done!

I added automatic backups that run every 6 hours via a cron job. It also removes old ones. Furthermore, I've fixed another load of bugs that needed fixing :).

Not a huge update (yet). I've fixed some bugs, linted everything, etc..

I've also thought about new features (coming up!):
- Authentication
- Bulk import/export
- Logging enhancements
- (Scheduled) backups

I've added support for multiple databases! You can now select them or create a new one in the start menu. I've also introduced a lot more bugs, but they will be fixed in the next update.

Be sure to check out commits here: https://github.com/TetieWasTaken/babble/commits/main/

This is part two of the update, I wrote out everything I wanted to achieve and set deadlines.

I've had some issues with hackatime and the timer sessions regarding updates. This will be part one. I made a sequence diagram as an overview of the whole system.

I have made the whole process more user friendly, by tweaking some things to only display the relevant information. I also squashed a lot of bugs :))
- feat: fetch modification object as default
- fix: show just result
- style: lint
- chore: remove redundant debug log
- fix: use unknown over any
- feat: error codes

Added a load more features and squashed bugs here and there! This improves the user experience by a lot.
- fix(readme): use bullet points
- feat: exit gracefully on termination
- feat: add caching
- refactor: migrate to @inquirer/prompts
- feat: advanced CLI options

The great refactor! I have fixed a total of 210 linting errors together with a bit of typescript errors here and there. I have also added a few TSDoc comments and have prepared the code for expansion. Lastly, I have made sure to use write-file-atomic to ensure write safety. In the next update, I am looking to add more features.

Check out the commits here: https://github.com/TetieWasTaken/babble/commits/main/

Because of hackatime shenanigans this was supposed to be the first update. In this update, I set up the framework for everything. I set up what I like to call a skeleton structure to get the raw basics in. This meant there was only a simple CLI that could interface with the engine via the server.
Features:
- Server routes
- Linker
- Core engine basics
- CLI basics

I made sure the Github page was up to date, and I added nested paths! You are now able to enter a path delimited by slashes (/) to access nested paths. For example: (fetch) /users/user1/username in order to get their username. Additionally, I squashed a few bugs that were breaking the whole system.