JSONIX 1.1.0

JSONIX Library

JSONIX is a lightweight key-value store based on JSON.

In-Memory Data Store

A simple and fast in-memory data store supporting Key-Value, Hashes, and Collections (Lists/Sets).

Features

• Key-Value storage
• Hash (Field-Value) storage
• Collection (List/Set) storage
• Support for multiple data types (int, long, double, float, decimal, string, bool, char)
• Simple and Redis-like commands

Usage Examples

using JSONIX;

JSONIX.Client CLIENT = new JSONIX.Client("JSONIX.json");

// Key-Value
CLIENT.KeyValue.SET("username", "JSONIX");
CLIENT.KeyValue.SET("age-y", 3);
string name = CLIENT.KeyValue.GET("username");
bool exists = CLIENT.KeyValue.EXISTS("age-y");

// Hashes
CLIENT.Hashes.HSET("user:1", "name", "Shadow");
CLIENT.Hashes.HSET("user:1", "skills", "C#", "SQL", "Redis");
var user = CLIENT.Hashes.GET("user:1");
var skillList = CLIENT.Hashes.HGET("user:1", "skills");

// Collections
CLIENT.Collection.APPEND("fruits", "apple", "banana", "orange");
var fruits = CLIENT.Collection.FETCH("fruits");
int count = CLIENT.Collection.LEN("fruits");

Engine Usage

Creating custom functions using the JSONIX Engine

using JSONIX.Join;

JoinToJSON join = new JoinToJSON("JSONIX.json");

var data = join.Load();
// Code
join.Insert(data);

// Example
public static void Set<T>(string name, T value)
{
    var data = join.Load();
    data[name] = value;
    join.Insert(data);
}

Commands

Key Value Commands

Hashes Commands

Collection Commands

🛠 Configuration

JSONIX is pre-configured with the following JsonSerializerOptions:

• Indented output for better readability
• CamelCase property naming policy
• Cycle ignoring to safely handle circular references

📝 Release Notes (v1.0.0)

• Initial stable release
• Core Key-Value, Hash, and Collection (List/Set) functionality
• High-performance JSON persistence layer using JSONIX
• Support for multiple primitive data types (int, long, double, string, bool, ...)
• Implemented main commands: SET, GET, HSET, APPEND, DEL, HDEL, etc.

📄 License

This project is open source and licensed under the GNU AGPL-3.0 License.

You are free to use and modify the code, but:

• You cannot sell it as a closed-source product.
• Any modifications or derivative works must also be released as open source under the same license.