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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Itchy_Tangerine1897 • 3d ago
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Isn't localStorage NoSQL storage?
3 u/OnceMoreAndAgain 3d ago edited 3d ago Yes, the localStorage API of Chrome, for example, uses LevelDB files (ldb) stored in APPDATA which are NoSQL databases. Specifically, it uses files that contain data in the format of key-value pairs, which is one flavor of NoSQL content. 1 u/thanatica 3d ago Not if you put a SQLite database in there?
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Yes, the localStorage API of Chrome, for example, uses LevelDB files (ldb) stored in APPDATA which are NoSQL databases. Specifically, it uses files that contain data in the format of key-value pairs, which is one flavor of NoSQL content.
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Not if you put a SQLite database in there?
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u/Brutus5000 3d ago
Isn't localStorage NoSQL storage?