• Complexity is Bad

The IndexedDB as a technology is awesome but the JavaScript API is really ugly and daunting. This could be 'ok' for any other language, but not Javascript. So heres an abstraction library that JS developers need. And deserve.

• Callbacks are Ugly

The API heavily relies on arcane callbacks which lead to horrible, repetitive spaghetti code. Modern JS APIs need to use promises.

• Abstraction is Good

  Ideally, this how IndexedDB should work

  	//Define and initialize an IndexedDB ...
    var db = $.idb({
    					name:'foobar', 
    					version: 2,
    					drop: stores_to_be_deleted,
    					stores:list_of_stores
    				});
  
    // ... Add objects to a store
    db.put(items, 'into_store').done(onsuccess);
  
    //.. And delete objects from a store
    db.remove('from_store', conditionFunc).done(onremoval);
  
    //.. And not to forget fetching objects from a store
    db.select('from_my_store', conditionFunc).done(function (items){
  
    	console.log(items)
    });

Just the right amount of abstraction, Promises using $.Deferred would make this API as beautiful and as joyful to use as it should've been.

This library is available under the MIT license