Can't get or push any data with "/" in the key. about node-json-db

[Belphemur]

I've decided to do 2 things:

1. Add to the readme the limitation
2. Let the user choose the separator see #76

You'll have control on what to use and it not conflicting with your own variable name.

[iainvm]

datapaths and data are treated differently.

[Belphemur]

I don't see an easy way to resolve this without having to check the key of the object that are push. This could have a huge impact on the performance depending on of the depth and size of the object.

I'll put this as a known issue in the readme.

[iainvm]

Since searching the object that is pushed has performance issues, and is a pain, you could make a way of escaping the "/" in the key, so that it can be resolved and found.

Naive approach, have the key needing escaping. So if there is a "//" (e.g. "bad//key") it will actually include the / in the keyname (i.e. "bad/key"). The only drawback to this is searching for a empty string key. Though that seems more unlikely than a key with a "/" in it.

[Belphemur]

I see your point, but since the code work by first splitting each part using the slash (/) as glue, it will need a good refactor of the code which I'm not really keen on doing.

It would be easier for the dev to not use the "/" as part of their object key name since it's used as key separator by JsonDB.

[iainvm]

You process the key from a string to an array by splitting on the "/", the method could be overloaded to accept an array outright, giving some heavy lifting to the user of JsonDB but more usability. So allowing them to pass in an already split data path. This would require little to no refactoring.

[iainvm]

If this is going to be a known bug, the README.md should be updated to reflect it.