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A tiny json based application data utility for Java.
Features
No Redundancy
Easily Handles multiple references of same Storage
Real-Time Write i.e Automatically Saves file on changes
Auto constructs the entire path
Usage
All we need is a DataStorage object.
Basic Call
DataStoragestorage =DataStorage.getStorage("settings");// auto adds ".json suffix", the call is equivalent to "settings.json"storage.put("theme","dark");// When put(String, Object) is called// The above line will finish off writing settings.json in the current working directory
Advanced Call
DataStoragestorage =DataStorage.getStorage(".config","settings.json");storage.put("theme","dark");// When put(String, Object) is called// The above line will finish off writing settings.json in the .config working directory
Note: DataStorage.getStorage()auto-constructs the path if it doesn't already exist
Querying nested data
DataStorage also allows you to directly access nested objects without needing to use a builderform or caching multiple objects.
To do so, you just need to callDataStorage.query() that requires the ordered arrangement of the hierarchy.
Example:
publicclassPreferences {publicstaticvoidsave(){HashMap<String,Integer>map =newHashMap<>();map.put("Simon",99);map.put("Alex",96);map.put("Sofia",89);DataStoragestorage =DataStorage.getStorage(".config","settings.json");storage.put("students",map);// Auto-SaveSystem.out.println(storage.query("students","Simon"));// Displays 99DataStoragestorage2 =DataStorage.getStorage(".config","settings.json");storage2.put("teachers",18);// Auto-Save// storage2 is the same storage object with no object redundancy 😎 }publicstaticvoidmain(String[]args) {save(); }}
Handling Multiple References
Now, if there are multiple cases requesting the reference to the same DataStorage object, so instead ofcreating multiple instances pointing to the same storage location,the same instance is referenced at every call.
