It has the ability to save JSON documents, and load them into your JavaScript. It's really simple, but I needed something to do this so I thought why not just publish it here.
First, require it with something like:
var Govi = require('govi')
To load an existing/create a new use:
var Settings = new Govi("settings");
After that, to make changes to the JSON, you must reference the doc
property of the govi object. Like this:
Settings.doc.passcode = 12345
And I hope you read to this point, because nothing is persisted back to the document until you tell govi to:
Settings.save();
To delete a govi object, do this:
Settings.remove();
Note: You can also include a callback (ex. Settings.remove(myFunction) / Settings.save(myFunction)) as a parameter.
Govi usees __dirname/.govi/' to store all it's documents. So if you need to modify anything without the sort of "Govi ORM", then that's where you will find it. Anyway, maybe you will find govi convenient? :)