DDB was created as a minimal set of tools for managing a database, and this minimalism is expressed in the fact that there are no ready-made find methods or similar conveniences — only basic CRUD operations. Everything else you are free to implement with any algorithms you want.

The structure of DDB is partly borrowed from the relational model, but at the same time it provides just three main entities to work with:

• DB — the top-level object that manages everything else and serves as a general-purpose toolkit.
• Table — stores elements and provides convenient operations on those elements.
• Element — the actual unit of data storage.

• i8
• i16
• i32
• i64
• u8
• u16
• u32
• u64
• []const u8
• bool
• f64
• array ( supports an array of other supported types )

1. Core Concepts
2. DB-stuctur
3. Table-structur
4. Element