Namespace: joker.bolt

v1.0

Contents

• Summary
• Index
• Constants
• Variables
• Functions, Macros, and Special Forms

Summary

Provides a small string-oriented API for the Bolt embedded key/value database.

Example:

user=> (def db (joker.bolt/open "bolt.db" 0600))
#'user/db
user=> (joker.bolt/create-bucket db "users")
nil
user=> (def id (joker.bolt/next-sequence db "users"))
#'user/id
user=> id
1
user=> (joker.bolt/put db "users" (str id) (joker.json/write-string {:id id :name "Joe Black"}))
nil
user=> (joker.json/read-string (joker.bolt/get db "users" (str id)))
{"id" 1, "name" "Joe Black"}

Index

• by-prefix
• close
• create-bucket
• create-bucket-if-not-exists
• delete
• delete-bucket
• get
• next-sequence
• open
• put

Constants

Constants are variables with :const true in their metadata. Joker currently does not recognize them as special; as such, it allows redefining them or their values.

(None.)

Variables

(None.)

Functions, Macros, and Special Forms

• by-prefix

  Function v1.0

  (by-prefix db bucket prefix)(by-prefix ^BoltDB db ^String bucket ^String prefix)
  

  Returns key/value pairs from bucket whose keys start with prefix.
  
  Results are returned as a vector of [key value] vectors in Bolt key order.
  Passing the empty string returns all key/value pairs in the bucket. Throws
  Error when bucket does not exist or the transaction fails.

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• close

  Function v1.0

  (close db)(close ^BoltDB db)
  

  Closes db and releases its database resources.
  
  Blocks until open transactions finish, then releases the file lock. Throws
  Error if closing fails.

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• create-bucket

  Function v1.0

  (create-bucket db name)(create-bucket ^BoltDB db ^String name)
  

  Creates bucket name and returns nil.
  
  Throws Error if the bucket already exists, if name is blank or too long, or
  if the transaction fails.

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• create-bucket-if-not-exists

  Function v1.0

  (create-bucket-if-not-exists db name)(create-bucket-if-not-exists ^BoltDB db ^String name)
  

  Creates bucket name when needed and returns nil.
  
  Does nothing when the bucket already exists. Throws Error if name is blank or
  too long, or if the transaction fails.

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• delete

  Function v1.0

  (delete db bucket key)(delete ^BoltDB db ^String bucket ^String key)
  

  Removes key from bucket and returns nil.
  
  Missing keys are ignored. Throws Error when bucket does not exist or the
  transaction fails.

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• delete-bucket

  Function v1.0

  (delete-bucket db name)(delete-bucket ^BoltDB db ^String name)
  

  Deletes bucket name and returns nil.
  
  Throws Error when the bucket does not exist or the transaction fails.

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• get

  Function v1.0

  (get db bucket key)(get ^BoltDB db ^String bucket ^String key)
  

  Returns the string value stored at key in bucket.
  
  Returns nil when key does not exist. Throws Error when bucket does not exist
  or the transaction fails.

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• next-sequence

  Function v1.0

  (next-sequence db bucket)(next-sequence ^BoltDB db ^String bucket)
  

  Returns the next auto-incrementing integer for bucket.
  
  Each call advances the bucket sequence counter inside a write transaction.
  Throws Error when bucket does not exist or the transaction fails.

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• open

  Function v1.0

  (open filename mode)(open ^String filename ^Int mode)
  

  Opens the database file at filename and returns a BoltDB handle.
  
  If the file does not exist, it is created with mode before the process umask
  is applied. mode is normally written as an octal literal such as 0600.
  Throws Error when the database cannot be opened.
  
  The underlying database uses an exclusive file lock; because this wrapper uses
  Bolt's default options, open may wait indefinitely for another process to
  release the same database file.
  
  Example:
  (def db (joker.bolt/open "app.db" 0600))

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• put

  Function v1.0

  (put db bucket key value)(put ^BoltDB db ^String bucket ^String key ^String value)
  

  Stores value at key in bucket and returns nil.
  
  Keys and values are strings stored as raw bytes. Replaces any previous value
  for key. Throws Error when bucket does not exist, when key is blank or too
  large, when value is too large, or when the transaction fails.

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