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const gun = Gun({
localStorage : false,
axe : false,
file : "test",
})
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/user/repo@version/file
anybody have a working gists of
This will grab keys with '2019/06/' matching prefix (grab all chats in July!) up to a limited number of bytes.
like in the docs ? https://gun.eco/docs/RAD#lex
2019/06/22:10:10:10.33
I don't how lex sorting on multiple : : : would work, that's not a date format imo
{
"2019/05/25:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/05/25:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/05/21:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/05/21:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/05/22:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/05/22:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/05/23:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/05/23:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/23:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/23:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/21:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/21:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/22:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/22:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/24:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/24:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/25:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/25:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/06/20:10:10:10.30": {
"#": "chat/2019/06/20:10:10:10.30"
},
"2019/05": {
"#": "chat/2019/05"
}
}
gunHeroku.get('chat').get({'.': {'*': '2019/05'}, "%" : 5000}).map().once(s=>{
console.log (s); //This only fired once
})
is this an expected result ?
I note you have
2019/06/22:10:10:10.33
I don't how lex sorting on multiple : : : would work, that's not a date format imo
I copied it from the docs.