// Open the database db, _ := leveldb.OpenFile("/path/to/database", nil) // Create a new batch batch := new(leveldb.Batch) // Add delete operations to the batch batch.Delete([]byte("key1")) batch.Delete([]byte("key2")) // Write the batch to the database _ = db.Write(batch, nil) // Close the database _ = db.Close()
// Open the database db, _ := leveldb.OpenFile("/path/to/database", nil) // Create a new batch batch := new(leveldb.Batch) // Add delete operations to the batch for i := 0; i < 1000; i++ { batch.Delete([]byte(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i))) } // Write the batch to the database _ = db.Write(batch, nil) // Close the database _ = db.Close()In this example, we open the LevelDB database and create a new batch. We then add 1000 delete operations to the batch using the Batch.Delete() method, and write the batch to the database using the db.Write() method. Finally, we close the database. Overall, the goleveldb.leveldb package library provides a powerful and efficient key-value database implementation in Go, with features like batch operations and snapshotting.