1 import
 MerlinDB from 
"@chrisaxxwell/merlin-db";
2 //Or if you are using 'merlindb.min.js' just call 'new MerlinDB()';
3 
4 const
 merlin = new
 MerlinDB(
)
; 
5 
6 merlin.getMemInfo(
)
.then(
e => {
7    console.log(
e)
;
8 }
)
;
9 
10 //returns in bytes
11 {
12    "total":
 32123321
,
13    "used":
 33212
,
14    "remainder":
 1233213
15 }

If you want to format the values, use the options as a parameter

format (kB | MB | GB): By default, MerlinDB returns all sizes in bytes.

string (true | false): If you want to format the value to a string, set true.

locale (String): Set the locale to format the string.

1 merlin.getMemInfo(
{
2    format:
 'mb',
3    string:
 true
,
4    locale:
 "pt-BR"
5 }
)
.then(
e => {
6    console.log(
e)
;
7 }
)
;
8 
9 //returns in megabytes formated 
10 {
11    "total":
 "63
.047
,74
 MB",
12    "used":
 "0
,01
 MB",
13    "remainder":
 "63
.047
,73
 MB"
14 }

⇜ db.databaseSize()db.createModel() ⇝

db.databaseSize()db.getMemInfo()db.createModel()

1	import MerlinDB from "@chrisaxxwell/merlin-db";
2	//Or if you are using 'merlindb.min.js' just call 'new MerlinDB()';
3
4	const merlin = new MerlinDB( ) ;
5
6	merlin .getMemInfo( ) .then( e => {
7	console .log( e ) ;
8	} ) ;
9
10	//returns in bytes
11	{
12	"total": 32123321 ,
13	"used": 33212 ,
14	"remainder": 1233213
15	}

1	merlin .getMemInfo( {
2	format: 'mb',
3	string: true ,
4	locale: "pt-BR"
5	} ) .then( e => {
6	console .log( e ) ;
7	} ) ;
8
9	//returns in megabytes formated
10	{
11	"total": " 63 . 047 , 74 MB",
12	"used": " 0 , 01 MB",
13	"remainder": " 63 . 047 , 73 MB"
14	}