AsyncIO CRUD Store
A very simple subset of databases capabilities intended to use most of dbs the same way. You can use it to write database independent asyncio libraries.
It currently supports mongodb (through motor) and postrgresql (through aiopg), please feel free to add other dbs implementations.
Install
pip install aio_crud_store
Usage
The api is very simple and obvious (I hope). The working examples are in examples directory.
# create
id = await store.create({'foo': 'bar'})
# read
doc = await store.read(foo='bar')
# update
await store.update(id, {'foo': 'baz', 'spam': 1})
# delete
await store.delete(id)1 maintainer
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