arowana 0.1.6

Data storage made simple

Arowana

Arowana provides a simple local base and drive. Base is a NoSQL wrapper for sqlite3 and drive is a wrapper for the filesystem. Arowana is a sister project of fishweb.

Installation

pip install arowana

Base

Base is a simple NoSQL wrapper for sqlite3. To get started define the location and name of the base.

from arowana import Arowana

arowana = Arowana("data")  # Creates 'data' folder
base = arowana.Base("testing") # Creates base/table 'testing'

put

Put item into base. Overrides existing item if key already exists

Args:

• data: The data to be stored
• key: The key to store the data under. If None, a new key will be generated

Returns:

• dict: Added item details

# Key is automatically generated
# Returns: {"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "generated_key"}
base.put({"name": "sofa", "price": 20})

# Set key as "one"
# Returns: {"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "one"}
base.put({"name": "sofa", "price": 20}, "one")

# The key can also be included in the object
# Returns: {"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "test"}
base.put({"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "test"})

# Supports multiple types
# Returns: {"key": "generated_key", "value": "hello, worlds"}
base.put("hello, worlds")

# Returns: {"key": "generated_key", "value": 7}
base.put(7)

# Returns: {"key": "generated_key", "value": true}
base.put(True)

# Returns: {"key": "name", "value": "sofa"}
base.put(data="sofa", key="name")

puts

Put multiple items into base

Args:

• items: Items to add

Returns:

• dict: Added items details

# Returns: {"items": [
#   {"name": "sofa", "hometown": "Sofa islands", "key": "slumberdemon"},
#   {"key": "generated_key", "value": ["nemo", "arowana", "fishweb", "clownfish"]},
#   {"key": "generated_key", "value": "goldfish"}
# ]}
base.puts(
    [
        {"name": "sofa", "hometown": "Sofa islands", "key": "slumberdemon"},  # Key provided.
        ["nemo", "arowana", "fishweb", "clownfish"],  # Key auto-generated.
        "goldfish",  # Key auto-generated.
    ],
)

insert

Insert item to base. Does not override existing item if key already exists

Args:

• data: The data to be stored
• key: The key to store the data under. If None, a new key will be generated

Returns:

• dict: Added item details

# Will succeed and auto generate a key
# Returns: {"key": "generated_key", "value": "hello, world"}
base.insert("hello, world")

# Will succeed with key "greeting1"
# Returns: {"message": "hello, world", "key": "greeting1"}
base.insert({"message": "hello, world"}, "greeting1")

# Will raise an error as key "greeting1" already exists
base.insert({"message": "hello, there"}, "greeting1")

get

Get item from base.

Args:

• key: key of the item to retrieve

Returns:

• dict: Retrieved item details

# If the stored item is a dictionary, returns the dict with a "key" field:
# {"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "one"}
base.get("one")

# If the stored item is a non-dict value, returns:
# {"key": "my_key", "value": "stored_value"}
base.get("my_key")

delete

Delete item from base.

Args:

• key: key of the item to delete

base.delete("sofa")

update

Update item in base

Args:

• data: Attributes to update
• key: Key of the item to update

base.update(
    {
        "name": "sofa",  # Set name to "sofa"
        "status.active": True,  # Set "status.active" to True
        "description": base.util.trim(),  # Remove description element
        "likes": base.util.append("fishing"),  # Append fishing to likes array
        "age": base.util.increment(1),  # Increment age by 1
    },
    "slumberdemon",
)

all

Get all items in base

Returns:

• dict: All items

# Returns: {"items": [
#   {"name": "sofa", "price": 20, "key": "one"},
#   {"key": "my_string", "value": "hello world"},
#   ...
# ]}
base.all()

drop

Delete base from database

base.drop()

utils

• util.trim() - Remove element from dict
• util.increment(value) - Increment element by value
• util.subtract(value) - Subtract element by value
• util.append(value) - Append element to list

Drive

Drive makes it super easy to store and manage files.

from arowana import Arowana

arowana = Arowana("data")  # Creates 'data' folder
drive = arowana.Drive("testing") # Creates folder/drive 'testing'

put

Put file

Args:

• name: Name and path of the file
• data: Data content of file
• path: Path of file to get content from

Returns:

• str: Name of the file

# Put content directly
drive.put("hello.txt", "Hello world")
drive.put(b"hello.txt", "Hello world")

import io

# Provide file content object
drive.put("arowana.txt", io.StringIO("hello world"))
drive.put("arowana.txt", io.BytesIO(b"hello world"))

with open("./arowana.txt", "r") as file:
    drive.put("arowana.txt", file)

# Provide a path to a file.
drive.put("arowana.txt", path="./arowana.txt")

get

Get file content

Args:

• name: Name and path of the file

Returns:

• bytes: File bytes

drive.get("arowana.txt")

list

List all files

Args:

• prefix: Prefix that file names start with

Returns:

• list: List of file names

drive.list()

delete

Delete file

Args:

• name: Name and path of the file

Returns:

• str: Name of the deleted file

drive.delete("arowana.txt")

Fishweb

To learn more about using arowana with fishweb read the documentation.

Inspirations

• deta-python
• KenobiDB
• OakDB