added parcel example.

Author: Morgul

.eslintignore

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+node_modules/*
+examples/**/node_modules/*

.gitignore

@@ -8,3 +8,7 @@ node_modules
 # Jetbrains IDE project files
 .idea
 
+# Bundler artifacts
+.cache
+dist
+

examples/.eslintrc.js

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+module.exports = {
+    "env": {
+        "browser": true
+    },
+    "parserOptions": {
+        "sourceType": "module"
+    }
+};

examples/horrible_example.js

@@ -19,16 +19,16 @@ function pprint(obj)
 const db = trivialdb.db('example', { writeToDisk: false });
 
 // Create some new keys
-let hammerID, horribleID, moistID, bhSingerID, pennyID;
+let hammerID; let horribleID; let moistID; let bhSingerID; let pennyID;
 Promise.resolve()
     .then(() =>
     {
         return Promise.join(
-            db.save({ name: "Captain Hammer", role: 'hero', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { hammerID = id; }),
-            db.save({ name: "Dr. Horrible", role: 'villain', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { horribleID = id; }),
-            db.save({ name: "Moist", role: 'henchman', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { moistID = id; }),
-            db.save({ name: "Bad Horse Singer", role: 'henchman', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { bhSingerID = id; }),
-            db.save({ name: "Penny", role: 'love interest', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { pennyID = id; })
+            db.save({ name: 'Captain Hammer', role: 'hero', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { hammerID = id; }),
+            db.save({ name: 'Dr. Horrible', role: 'villain', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { horribleID = id; }),
+            db.save({ name: 'Moist', role: 'henchman', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { moistID = id; }),
+            db.save({ name: 'Bad Horse Singer', role: 'henchman', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { bhSingerID = id; }),
+            db.save({ name: 'Penny', role: 'love interest', nemeses: [] }).then((id) => { pennyID = id; })
         );
     })
     .then(() =>
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Promise.resolve()
     {
         // Update some values
         const hammer = db.get(hammerID);
-        hammer.nemeses = [horribleID];
+        hammer.nemeses = [ horribleID ];
         hammer.loveInterest = pennyID;
 
         return db.save(hammer);
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Promise.resolve()
     {
         // Update some values
         const horrible = db.get(horribleID);
-        horrible.nemeses = [hammerID];
+        horrible.nemeses = [ hammerID ];
         horrible.loveInterest = pennyID;
         return db.save(horrible);
     })
@@ -83,6 +83,15 @@ Promise.resolve()
 
         // Print out everyone who loves Penny
         console.log('\n[Step 3] Henchmen who hench for Dr. Horrible:\n%s', pprint(horribleHenches));
+    })
+    .then(() =>
+    {
+        // Find every henchman who henches for Dr. Horrible
+        const bhSingers = db.get(bhSingerID)
+            .run();
+
+        // Print out everyone who loves Penny
+        console.log('\n[Step 4] Details on the Bad Horse Singers:\n%s', pprint(bhSingers));
     });
 
 //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

examples/parcel/Readme.md

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+# TrivialDB Webpack Example
+
+This is a very simple example demonstrating using TrivialDB inside of a webpack project. Basically, there's no work to
+actually do; simple import TrivialDB and use it. There is no special webpack configuration, or other requirements. 
+
+It just works™.
+
+## Reading and Writing
+
+By default, it will attempt to load (via a `GET` request) from `/db/database_name.json`. Writes will make a `POST` to 
+the same url. As an example, this project loads `/db/books.json`. Since it does not use a node server, however, it does 
+not support writing.
+
+If you want to do something different (like have your data come from inside the bundle, removing latency), you can use
+the `readFunc` and `writeFunc` options. The `users` test in this project is a demonstration of that.
+
+## Running the Demo
+
+Just run `npm run dev`, and open [http://localhost:555](http://localhost:555).