ap-store 0.1.2

A simple, sqlite3-backed parameter store

Copyright (c) 2019 Anna Poulakos

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Description: # ap-store

A simple parameter storage utility

## Installation

To install the current release: ` $ pip install ap-store `

## Usage

<details markdown=”1”> <summary>Get a parameter by key &hellip;</summary>

Usage: `bash $ store get KEY `

Where KEY can be an arbitrary key. Keys cannot contain spaces or special CLI characters.

Example: `bash $ store get ap:store:configured true `

</details>

<details markdown=”1”> <summary>Get all keys &hellip;</summary>

Usage / Example: `bash $ store list ['ap:store:configured'] ` </details>

<details markdown=”1”> <summary>Partial key search &hellip;</summary>

Usage: `bash $ store search KEY_FRAGMENT `

Where KEY_FRAGMENT can be any partial key fragment that matches a key.

Example: `bash $ store search ap ['ap:store:configured'] ` </details>

<details markdown=”1”> <summary>Insert a new parameter &hellip;</summary>

Usage: `bash $ store insert KEY VALUE `

Where KEY is an arbitrary key and VALUE is anything else. Keys should not have spaces, but values do not have this requirement.

Example: `bash $ store insert ap:status approved :+1: $ store get ap:status approved :+1: ` </details>

<details markdown=”1”> <summary>Delete a parameter &hellip;</summary>

Usage: `bash $ store delete KEY `

Example: `bash $ store insert ap:test TESTING $ store get ap:test TESTING $ store delete ap:test $ store get ap:test None ` </details>

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