// Lets require the module!
const { VStore } = require("vstorejs");
//or
import { VStore } from "vstorejs";
// Create a store, we have to use
const Name = new VStore({
  name: `Name`, // Required
  memoryCache: true, // Defaults to false, if you want it enabled, set it as true
  json: true, // Defaults to false, if you want it enabled, set it as true
});
// Note, to actually save data you need to have atleast one of the db methods active.

const Instance = Name.instance({
  // list your properties here....
  name: `john`, // Grabs type of the property
  sirname: `doe`, // Grabs the type of the property
  fullname: `{name} {sirname}`, // Allows you to replace strings automatically with this.properties, powered by cjays
}); // properties are optional
const Model = Instance.create({
  name: `peter`,
  sirname: `jeff`,
});
// If you don't specify something when creating the model, it will default to the value. Example is when you add name and sirname but not fullname, fullname would be: 'peter jeff'

const Model2 = Instance.create(); // The properties on this would be:
/**
 * name: 'john',
 * sirname: 'doe',
 * fullname: 'john doe'
 *
 */

const Model3 = Instance.create({
  MyCustomProperty: `this isn't listed in the instance`,
});
// Properties on this would be:
/**
 * name: 'john',
 * sirname: 'doe',
 * fullname: 'john doe',
 * MyCustomProperty: 'this isn't listed in the instance'
 */
});

Model.delete();
// or
Name.delete({/* search for things here */ }, index?); // this will call the search method, if you don't specify the index it'll default to 0, it takes in a number!

Model.update({ myNewProperty: "hello" });

Name.search({ fullname: "john doe" }); // returns an array of items containing documents with fulllname as johndoe

Name.duplicate({ searchData }, index?); // returns an instance of a model with duplicated data
Name.update({ serchData }, { newParams }, index?) // updates a model