Bytengine is a scalable content repository built with Go. Its API is accessible from any Http client library so you can start coding in your favorite language!

Bytengine stores your JSON data and digital assets in a pseudo hierarchical file system which you query using it's inbuilt SQL like language.

Some of the server's features are:

• JSON data management
• Digital assets management
• HTTP based API
• Bytengine Query language (BQL)
• Pluggable data storage backends (currently supports Mongodb, Diskv, Redis)
• Command line interface bshell

Current Build Prerequisites:

• Mongodb
• Redis

You can download Bytengine binaries for:

• Linux amd64
• Mac OS X 10.6/10.7 amd64
• Raspberry Pi

Extract downloaded file, 'cd' into directory and run:

    ./bytengine createadmin -u="admin" -p"yourpassword"
    ./bytengine run

Bytengine is developed on OS X so you should adapt the following instructions to your Os/Distro (Only tested on OS X, Ubuntu Linux, Raspbian)

Current Build Prerequisites:

• Mongodb
• Redis
• Go

1. Get Bytengine go get -d github.com/johnwilson/bytengine/cmd/bytengine

2. Get Godep go get github.com/tools/godep

3. cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/johnwilson/bytengine/cmd/bytengine

4. Restore dependency versions godep restore

5. Build Bytengine go build

6. Rename config.json.sample to config.json

7. Running Bytengine

	./bytengine createadmin -u="admin" -p"yourpassword"
	./bytengine run

    >>> import requests
    >>> url = "http://localhost:8500/bfs/token"
    >>> data = {"username":"user","password":"password"}
    >>> r = requests.post(url, data=data)
    >>> j = r.json()
    >>> print j["status"]
    ok
    >>> token = j["data"]
    >>> cmd = 'server.newdb "test"; server.listdb;'  # issue two commands
    >>> url = "http://localhost:8500/bfs/query"
    >>> data = {"token":token,"query":cmd}
    >>> r = requests.post(url, data=data)
    >>> j = r.json()
    >>> print j["status"]
    ok
    >>> print j["data"][-1]  # get last result
    [u'test']

Login:

    bshell run -u=user -p=password

Enter commands:

    bql> server.newdb "test"; server.listdb;
    {
      "data": [
        true,
        [
          "test"
        ]
      ],
      "status": "ok"
    }
    bql> \s lastresult().status
    ok

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