Is there a close method?

I’m using your great library and it seems there is no close method.

I’m developing an app using multiple databases (I mean multiple instances of NEDB object). Actually I’m wondering how you manage all the instances with no explicit call to close.

Thanks in advance

[ghost]

Not coupled via shared db object instances, for God’s sake. If I setUp a database content, it does not mean I pass the db instance to the tested code. Tested code loads database on its own (of course). And it means that I of course need close method to know setUp is finished and test can run (or, nedb should keep some internal cache and reuse the db when loaded again with the same file; but that us imo a level harder then being able to close).

Never mind, if you do not want to add close, don’t, I use node-sqlite instead since it can close therefore it is nicely usable in tests.

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@herbyYoursetupandteardownfunctionsarecoupledtoyourtests.Otherwisetherewouldn’tbeanypointtothem.ReplytothisemaildirectlyorviewitonGitHub.

[olexandrkardash]

@ghost, I faced similar issue, my tested function was updating database, than I wanted to check it in test, but there was still old information. When I opened db file in file system, it was updated, my function was working correctly, but tests weren’t. Than I tried to do db.loadDatabase(); before checking in tests, it worked.