GoDB is a lightweight, JSON-based database built with Go, inspired by MongoDB. It supports fast and concurrent data operations by leveraging Go's powerful concurrency model. Ideal for projects that need a simple, file-based NoSQL database without the overhead of external dependencies.

GoDB was born out of the curiosity to explore low-level database design while taking advantage of Go’s excellent support for concurrency. The goal was to build a simplified version of a document-based NoSQL system like MongoDB that stores data in .json files and supports basic operations such as create, read, update, and delete (CRUD).

• main.go: Launches the Go server and listens for HTTP requests.
• Routes are available to:
  • ➕ Insert new documents
  • 🔍 Retrieve documents
  • 📝 Update existing data
  • ❌ Delete entries
• All data is stored as .json files in the filesystem, organized by collection.

• You can build your own HTML/JS UI or use the provided HTML to send HTTP requests to the GoDB server.
• Open the HTML file with Live Server (VSCode extension or similar) to interact with GoDB via forms or fetch requests.

git clone https://github.com/Blank9999/GoDB.git
cd GoDB

go run main.go

• Use Live Server or any static server to host the provided HTML.
• Interact with the Go backend via the web interface to store and retrieve data from .json files.

• ⚡ Built with Go for performance and concurrency.
• 💾 JSON-based, document-style data storage.
• 🔄 Basic CRUD functionality through HTTP requests.
• 🧩 Easy to integrate into small tools or projects.

• 🗃️ Support for indexing and querying on specific fields.
• 🧩 Schema validation for collections.
• 🔐 Authentication and access control for endpoints.