axiomelectrus 1.1.1

Electrus is a lightweight asynchronous & synchronous database module designed for Python.

Electrus Database

Electrus is a lightweight asynchronous & synchronous database module designed for Python, providing essential functionalities for data storage and retrieval.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Installation
• Getting Started
• Examples
• Documantation
• Support

Overview

Electrus offers functionalities to manage collections and perform various operations such as insertion, updates, deletion, and data querying.

Installation

To install Electrus, use the following pip command:

$ pip install electrus

Getting Started

Asynchronous

import electrus.asynchronous as electrus

client = electrus.Electrus()
database = client['mydb'] # enter you desire database
collection = database['mycollection']

Synchronous

import electrus.synchronous as electrus

client = electrus.Electrus()
database = client['mydb'] # enter you desire database
collection = database['mycollection']

Examples

Asynchronous

Inserting data operation

# save this as main.py

import asyncio

import electrus as electrus
from electrus.exception import ElectrusException

client = electrus.Electrus()
database = client['mydb']
collection = database['mycollection']

async def handlecollectionOperations():
    query = await collection.insertMany(data_list = sample_users, overwrite = False)
    print(query.acknowledged)

    query = await collection.find().select("*").execute()
    if query.acknowledged:
        print(json.dumps(query.raw_result, indent=2))

    query = await collection.update(
        filter = {"age": {"$gt": 30}}, multi = True,
        update_data = {"$set": {"salary": 30000}}
    )

    print((await collection.find().select("*").execute()).raw_result)

    query = await collection.delete().where(id = 1).execute()
    if query.acknowledged:
        print((await collection.find().select("*").execute()).raw_result)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    import asyncio
    asyncio.run(handlecollectionOperations())

run the script

$ python main.py

Synchronous

Inserting data operation

# save this as main.py

import electrus.synchronous as electrus
from electrus.exception import ElectrusException

client = electrus.Electrus()
database = client['mydb']
collection = database['mycollection']

data = {
  "id": "auto_inc",
  "name": "Embrake | Electrus",
  "email": ["[e-mail]", "[e-mail]"],
  "role": "user"
}

try:
  query = collection.insert_one(data)
  if query:
    print("Data inserted successfully!")
except ElectrusException as e:
  print("Something went wrong {}".format(e))

run the script

$ python main.py

Documantation

The complete documantation available at http://electrus.vvfin.in.

Support

For any help and support feel free to contact us at [e-mail] or [e-mail]

🧰 Feature Roadmap

Feature	Status
✅ Atomic Write Engine	Complete
✅ Smart Insert Logic	Complete
✅ Modular I/O Layer	Complete
🔄 Transaction Support	In Progress
🔄 Advanced Query Ops	In Progress
🧪 Middleware Engine	In Progress

Have ideas? Submit a GitHub Issue

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If Electrus saves you time, sanity, or money — consider sponsoring:

Every donation goes toward feature development, maintenance, and coffee ☕.

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🔓 License

Electrus is open-source under the BSD License — flexible, permissive, and production-ready.

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🎨 Final Thoughts

Electrus was crafted for those who care about code elegance, data safety, and developer happiness.

⚡ Electrus — Build fearlessly. Code beautifully.