text: /**
   * Here is a small example of how to use it.
   * Don't forget to `npm install` in order to run the example.
   */
  
  // NOTE: in your project you would use:
  // const DBFeazy = requier("dbfeazy");
  const DBFeazy = require("../");
  
  const db = new DBFeazy("users"); // Opens user.dbf and user.op files
  db.Restore(); // Restores previous state
  
  // Adding some values
  db.Add("kursion.age", 27);
  db.Add("kursion.lang", "en");
  
  // Adding an object
  const nellyInfo = { age: 29, lang: "fr" };
  db.Add("nelly", nellyInfo);
  
  // Deleting something
  db.Add("kursion.sex", "small");
  db.Del("kursion.sex");
  
  // Updating a value if its key exists
  if (db.Exists("kursion.age")) {
    db.Add("kursion.age", 18);
  }
  
  // Getting a value
  db.Get("nelly"); // {age: 45, lang: 'fr'}
  db.Get("kursion.sex"); // undefined (since we deleted it)
  db.Get("kursion.age"); // 27
  db.Get("olivier.age"); // 45
  
  /**
   * Save the DB
   * NOTE: until now every operations are stored in the
   * the operations file (check futher for more information)
   * and the memory.t@github.com:kursion/dbfeazy.gitu
   *
   * Since we finished to work on this database we can
   * store the current state of the database and clean
   * the operation file.
   */
  db.Save();
  
  /**
   * Now the operations file (users.op) should be cleaned and
   * the database object should be stored into the database
   * file (users.dbf) as a stringified JSON.
   */
  