public static void Stress()
{
var db = new PickleShareDb("c:/t/.testdb");
var testArr = Enumerable.Repeat(0xdeadbeef, 10000).ToArray();
int counter = 0;
while (true)
{
var testid = $"longobject{counter % 4}";
db.Set(testid, testArr);
var(o, ok) = db.TryGet <uint[]>(testid);
counter++;
if (counter % 1000 == 0)
{
Console.Write($"{counter},");
}
}
}
public static void SimpleTest()
{
// Root entry point is PickleShareDb instance
var db = new PickleShareDb("c:/t/.testdb");
// All data stored needs to have a type, obviously
var tt = new TestType
{
Foo = "hello",
Bar = new[] { "world", "again" }
};
db.Set("straightset", tt);
// basic reading is done by TryGet, which returns tuple (result, ok)
Assert.IsTrue(db.TryGet <TestType>("straightset").value.Foo == "hello");
Assert.IsTrue(db.TryGet <TestType>("doesnotexist").ok == false);
// SetByType puts the data in directory name indicated by type. E.g. this
// one will go to "TestType/13". Use this to "database up" your directory layout
db.SetByType("13", tt);
// GetByType reads it from, you guessed it, "TestType/13"
var(gotval, ok) = db.GetByType <TestType>("13");
Assert.IsTrue(gotval.Foo == "hello");
// you can have a full path in the object id. It will appear in respective place under file system
db.Set("long/path", 11);
var(r, ok2) = db.TryGet <int>("long/path");
Assert.IsTrue(ok2);
Assert.IsTrue(r == 11);
// you can use "Keys" to get all legal keys under directory.
var keys = db.Keys("long");
Assert.IsTrue(keys.Length == 1 && keys[0] == "long/path");
}
