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interactive cli mode, which stores variable-like data (for now only supports values of type string and int) to then be retrieved later with methods like "GET", "SET", "DEL", and "EXIT" to exit the program.
serializes values to bytes before appending to the database struct for optimised performance.
interactive cli tutorial:
run the following to begin:
go run .
and follow up by declaring a variable:
SET [KeyName] [Value]
(key names only support either integers or strings as of now).
after setting a variable, you can then retrieve it like so:
GET [KeyName]
and it returns the value of the key given.
to delete a variable/key:
DEL [KeyName]
finally, to exit the program, run:
EXIT
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key-value style database I built with go, in which stores key-values with serialization involved to ensure optimal performance.