Bitquery

Bitquery is a JavaScript library that lets you query a BitDB node.

Prerequiesites

Bitquery is a query engine that directly interfaces with a BitDB node. You must have access to a BitDB node through either a local or remote MongoDB URL.

This library is for connecting directly to a BitDB MongoDB instance, and is not for HTTP access. If you're looking for a public HTTP endpoint, this library is not what you're looking for. You can instead use the HTTP-based API endpoint at bitdb.network, which takes only a couple of minutes to get your app up and running.

Install

npm install --save bitquery

Usage

First initialize, and use the returned db object to make the query.

1. Using Promises

var bitquery = require('bitquery')
var bql = {
  "v": 3,
  "q": {
    "find": {
      "out.h1": "6d02"
    },
    "limit": 50
  }
}
bitquery.init().then(function(db) {
  db.read(bql).then(function(response) {
    console.log("Response = ", response)
  })
})

2. Using Async-Await

var bitquery = require('bitquery')
var bql = {
  "v": 3,
  "q": {
    "find": {
      "out.h1": "6d02"
    },
    "limit": 50
  }
};
(async function () {
  let db = await bitquery.init();
  let response = await db.read(bql);
  console.log("Response = ", response)
})();

Note: By default bitquery connects to mongodb://localhost:27017 so you don't need to configure anything if you set up BitDB without changing anything.

BitDB Query Language

BitDB Query Language is a meta query language that builds on top of MongoDB query language, which means it supports 100% of all MongoDB operations.

Learn more here: ___

Configuration

You can set the following two options:

1. url: BitDB Node URL
2. timeout: Request timeout

1. url

Select the BitDB URL to connect to.

bitquery.init({
  url: "mongodb://localhost:27017"
}).then(function(db) {
  ...
})

2. timeout

Set request timeout in milliseconds. All BitDB requests will time out after this duration.

bitquery.init({
  timeout: 20000
}).then(function(db) {
  ...
})

Bitdb Query Language

The query language is a meta language built on top of MongoDB's own query language, which means 100% of MongoDB's queries are supported.

Top level attributes:

• v: version (default is 2)
• e: encoding (declare the encoding of each query attribute)
• q: query (MongoDB query)