To install Node.js bindings for the embedded key/value database Oracle Berkeley DB, you must follow the steps below:
Install Oracle Berkeley DB 6.3 or higher.
Set the appropriate environment variables to point to the installation location (after installing BDB).
Install bdb-oraclejs
Once Berkeley DB is installed, install bdb-oraclejs
by running the following command:
npm install bdb-oraclejs --bdb=/usr/local/bdb/install
node_modules/bdb-oraclejs/examples - Examples of how
to use Berkeley DB are located in this directory.
basic/helloWorld.js - Shows the basics of
Berkeley DB, how to create a database and put and get data.
basic/replication.js - Shows how to set up a replication
group and replicate data from the master environment to a replica environment.
basic/index.js - Shows how to create an index on a database.
basic/externalFiles.js - Shows how to create an external file
record, and how to stream data to and from it.
basic/sequence.js - Shows how to create and use a sequence, a
persistent object that returns an increasing or decreasing sequence of integers.
node_modules/bdb-oraclejs/docs/index.html - Provides js documents
for bdb-oraclejs.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/database-technologies/berkeleydb/documentation/index.html - Provides documentation on Berkeley DB concepts, configurations, and non-node.js APIs.