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Sorry for the confusion, by "save as", I didn't mean export. LokiJS has multiple persistence options, with JSON files in the filesystem being just one of them.
by slantyyz 6y ago
Sorry for the confusion, by "save as", I didn't mean export.
LokiJS has multiple persistence options, with JSON files in the filesystem being just one of them.
Alternatively, you could also just use it in-memory or with IndexedDB.
- waltpad 6y agoOh, I understand. I suppose it makes sense, if for instance one needs to store a bunch of parameters somewhere, it might as well be a JSON file.