In this case, the parent database of colorIndex is db. Note that it's still possible to separately create the indexes sublevel, but it will be disconnected from colorIndex, meaning that indexes will not see (live) operations made on colorIndex. encoding = db.keyEncoding([encoding]) Returns...
(Even this number may also be omitted if you just want one string in the middle of the string space.) var mudder = require('mudder'); // only in Node var strings = mudder.base62.mudder(1000); console.log(strings); // [ '03', '07', '0B', ... 'zo', 'zs', 'zw' ] ...
First, note that the cyclic shifts are applied left-to-right, meaning that in this case we cyclically shift the sets starting with a, then the sets starting with b, etc. before we then shift all the elements. Also, note that I've marked that d should be shifted with itself. This is...