This is a small in-memory key-value database, which can be easly backed up in a file and later loaded from it
This database is nothing but an hashmap, it already comes with function to easly load and save the hashmap on file though, so you don't have to implement it. It also compress it in a Zlib compatible format
This crate was inspired by pickleDB and it works in similars use cases
```rust let mut db = SmollDB::default(); db.set("Nome", "Mario".tostring()); db.set("Eta", 34i16); db.set("Stinky", true); db.set("Height", 23.3_f32); db.set("CF", vec![0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]);
asserteq!(DataType::STRING("Mario".tostring()),(db.get("Nome").unwrap())); assert_eq!(DataType::INT16(34_i16),(db.get("Eta").unwrap())); asserteq!(DataType::BOOL(true),*(db.get("Stinky").unwrap())); asserteq!(DataType::FLOAT32(23.3f32),*(db.get("Height").unwrap())); asserteq!(DataType::BYTES(vec![0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]),*(db.get("CF").unwrap())); ```
rust
let mut db = SmollDB::default();
db.set("bool", false);
db.set("int8", 8_i8);
db.set("int16", 8_i16);
db.set("int32", 8_i32);
db.set("int64", 8_i64);
db.set("float32", 4_f32);
db.set("float64", 4_f64);
db.set("string", String::from("8_i8"));
db.set("bytes", vec![1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,243,123,46,11,123,65,2,3,5,7,2]);
db.backup(&"database").unwrap();
let db_copy = SmollDB::load(&"database").unwrap();
assert_eq!(db,db_copy);