Results for random-access-storage

Easily make random-access-storage instances

TypeScript definitions for random-access-storage

random-access-storage provider via non-standard IDBMutableFile API

random-access-storage provider via non-standard IDBMutableFile API

random-access-storage instance backed by the Chrome file system api.

Get a random-access-storage instance scoped to your application

Multiple random storage types.

like rafify, but uses either [random-access-file](https://github.com/random-access-storage/random-access-file/) if running in node (or electron) and [random-access-web](https://github.com/random-access-storage/random-access-web) (if running in a browser o

[bkd tree][bkd] implementation using [random-access][] storage

`fs.append` for [random-access-storage](https://github.com/random-access-storage/)

Consume a random-access storage as a readable stream

A random-access-storage instance that wraps another one and adds latency

Random Access Storage instance that stores mutations in a memory overlay instead of writing them to the underlying storage

A random-access-storage that goes through a Transport

A simple corestore that wraps a random-access-storage module

A random access storage that can be used in simple databases.

A random access storage interface for Blob instances (like File).

Makes a random-access-storage instance out of any LevelDB-compatible key-value store.

A variation of [random-access-file (RAF)](https://github.com/random-access-storage/random-access-file) which provides "continuous reading or writing to a file using random offsets and lengths".

A random-access-storage implementation which stores its contents in the system keychain

`pull-raf` is a slightly higher level api on top of [random-access-storage](https://github.com/random-access-storage/) so as to easily adapt other modules written on top of the node fs module.

Consume a random-access storage as a readable stream

Proxy random access storage requests dynamically.

A flexible, layered storage solution building on the random-access-storage interface. Provides an in-memory overlay with configurable eviction, paging, and strict size enforcement options, designed for complex data management scenarios.