Constructor Options for Database and Collections

Loki constructor options

• autosave : whether or not to make Loki periodically save data (bool)
• autosaveInterval : the interval in milliseconds for a periodic save
• autoload : load a db automatically from a file or localstorage/ indexedDB (bool)
• autoloadCallback : callback after load (function)
• autosaveCallback : callback after autosave (function)
• persistenceMethod : the persistence method ('adapter'|null)
• persistenceAdapter : the instance of a persistence adapter used for saving data

For more information on persistence go here

Collections constructor

Collections now take a name parameter and an options object. The possible parameters in the options are:

• indices: array of fields to be indexed
• transactional: is the collection transactional (a fallback mechanism in case things go wrong during operations)
• asyncListeners: event listeners can be made sync or async
• disableChangesApi: enable/disable the Changes API wiki page
• cloneObjects: you can force LokiJS to create clone copies of objects instead of using the original objects
• autoupdate : enable/disable the autoupdate feature, default = false (bool)

Added clone object option to specify loki should clone inserted documents

By default, when you insert and object into a LokiJS database, it refers to your object reference rather than create its own copy. If you prefer LokiJS clone its own copies you can specify collection level clone option.

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Compound sort for sorting on multiple columns

For chained multisort, some examples include :

rs.compoundsort(['age', 'name']); // to sort by age and then name (both ascending)
rs.compoundsort(['age', ['name', true]); // to sort by age (ascending) and then by name (descending)

For DynamicView view, some examples include :

dv.applySortCriteria(['age', 'name']); // to sort by age and then name (both ascending)
dv.applySortCriteria(['age', ['name', true]); // to sort by age (ascending) and then by name (descending)
dv.applySortCriteria(['age', true], ['name', true]); // to sort by age (descending) and then by name (descending)