Better Replit DB is a fork of the official Replit Database client, with the added benefit of the contents being cached in memory. This allows for much faster load read and write times than the regular client. It also uses await/async, just like the official client.

Moving from @replit/database to better-replit-db is really easy. Simply replace these lines:

const Database = require("@replit/database");
const db = new Database();

with this:

const db = require("better-replit-db");

IT IS LITERALLY DOZENS OF TIMES FASTER THAN THE OFFICIAL LIB

Coming Soon - Regular DB Host Gets Ratelimited

const db = require("better-replit-db");

db.set("key", "value").then(async () => {
	let key = await db.get("key");
	console.log(key);
});

The key is the optional custom URL.

• db.connect(String key) Returns another db object, but connects with the provided key.

  db.get("key").then(console.log);

Native Functions

These functions are specified in the replit DB.

• get(String key, Object options?)

  Gets a key. Returns Promise.

  db.get("key").then(console.log);

  Or if you want to store raw data:

  db.get("key", { raw: true }).then(console.log);

• set(String key, Any value)

  Sets a key to value. Returns Client.

  db.set("key", "value");

  Or if you want to set raw data:

  db.set("key", "value", { raw: true });

• delete(String key)

  Deletes a key. Returns Client.

  db.delete("key");

• list(String? prefix)

  Lists all of the keys.

  db.list();

  Or if you want all of the keys starting with prefix.

  db.list("prefix");

Dynamic Functions

These functions have been added by the original author.

• empty()

  Clears the database. Returns Client

  db.empty();

• getAll()

  Get all key/value pairs and return as an object.

  db.getAll();

• setAll(Object obj)

  Sets the entire database through a key/value object. Returns Client

  db.setAll({key1: 'value1', key2: 'value2'});

• deleteMultiple(...String args)

  Deletes multiple keys. Returns client.

  db.delete("key1", "key2", "key3");

npm i
npm run test

This software is under the MIT license