Make Your own personal database liter than others
Project description
BOXDB
This a database managment lib made for python, which works like any Libraries and is very lite
no aditional setup require but there is some procedure to create a project is very easy.
Installation
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use
pip install boxdb
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Make sure that your
pip
version is updatedpip install --upgrade pip
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Select the correct package for your environment:
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Import the package:
import boxdb
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/kshitij1235/boxdb/tree/main/dist
Install
pip install boxdb
UPDATE
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PRIMARY KEY AND AUTHENTICATE SYSTEM
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solved bug in auth system
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solved bugs in create_project()
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auth_details() improved speed
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get_table() doesnt crash if there is not table made
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get_table() added tags for primary key
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create_columns() works better now
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update_rows() added to update row values
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remove_rows() added which work flawless with primary_key refrence
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remove_columns() made improvements to it
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get_content() speed optimization
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get_element() function added
Libraries Used
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Tabulate
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filemod
Features
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Very lite and easy to maintain
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custom encryption are very easy to apply
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faster in performace
Things to keep in mind
- you can only acess the database file when your python file and database file are in same directory
How to use it :)
phase 1 (Creating a TABLE)
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In order to start with boxdb you first need to have a file for table reaction with a
variable with some parameters
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you can use this code to start with it too
from boxdb import*
#in this variable you make sure too include the the name key aka variable as it will be your table name
# and rest you can put any number of keys values you want its upto you
info={
'name':"plasma",
'description':"makeing heard of cows talking to each other and making things more brigth for the world to take stem"
}
# with the help of this function your table will be created
create_project(info)
#with the help of this function you can check the details of your table which you stored
details=get_detail("plasma")
print(details)
| functions | description | arguments |
| ----------------- | -------------------|-----------|
| create_project | This function creates basic file system to store data|info(patten given above for variable naming)|
| get_detail| This gives you all the basic details of the table |table_name|
phase 2 (wow you learned to set up boxdb)
Now lets start with column creation and deletion with PRIMARY KEY
from boxdb import*
# At start lets create some row !!!!
# you can pass string or even list to create columns its according to your wish
# ill show creating 4 rows 3 with rows and 1 with string
columns=["sr no","names of cow","lites fo milk"]
# this fucntion takes table name (in my case its "plasma") and columns you can pass list if you have many rows
# or you can use string if you wanna create one single row
# this is multiple
create_column("plasma", rows)
# this is single row
create_column("plasma", "update")
# you can make primary key this way
create_column("plasma", "id",primary_key=True)
#you can always delete a column if you want
# this fucntion takes table name (in my case its "plasma") and columns you can pass list if you have many rows to delete
# or you can pass a sting if you wanna delete a single row
# in this case am deleting a single column but you can always pass a list to
remove_column("plasma", "update")
| functions | description | arguments |
| ----------------- | -------------------|-----------|
|create_column| This function helps you create columns in you table|table_name,columns name(accepts list or string)|
|remove_column| Delete columns |table_name,column(accepts list or string)|
Lets learn about creating rows
from boxdb import*
'''
# At start lets create some rows!!!!
# you have to pass list to rows according to the columns
# for example if you have three columns ,you have to pass 3 elements each elements gets added to
# each row
# In short you can add 1 row at a time but a fix for that will be release soon too '
'''
rows=["1","amanda","28","er"]
'''
# this function takes table name (in my case its "plasma") and rows you have to pass list
# that you created earlier according to row size
'''
# this is multiple
add_row("plasma", rows)
add_row("plasma",["2","ana","28","3e"])
add_row("plasma",["3","kyee","28","5e"])
#you can always delete a row if you want
# this functions takes table name (in my case its "plasma")
# rules
# 1)it needs a primary key
# it takes the column name to change and element to change
remove_row("plasma","id","3e")
# this fucntion takes table name (in my case its "plasma")
# and the number of row
# in this case am delelting a single columns which is row number 1
remove_column_number("plasma", 1)
#you can always update a row if you want
# it takes table name
# and a value from primary key that should exist in same row
# it takes column number and what to update in
update_row("plasma","5e","update","22")
| functions | description | arguments |
| ----------------- | -------------------|-----------|
| add_row | This function helps you create columns in you table|table_name,column_data(list)|
| remove_column_number| Delete row by index |table_name,remove_row_number|
| remove_row| Delete row |table_name,column,row_element|
| update_row|update values in row |table_name,primary_value, column, element|
Showing table
from boxdb import*
# Displaying table is a kids job , its very easy
# this function helps you to show table
# this function takes a single argument which is table name(in my case its "plasma")
##i understand few freatures should be added to improve the use of show table functions
# and yes it would be release soon
get_table("plasma")
'''
now there is another method to do it with selective rows
'''
list_of_rows=["sr_no","number_of_cows"]
get_table("plasma",[list_of_rows])
| functions | description | arguments |
| ----------------- | -------------------|-----------|
| get_table| This function helps to visualize the table|table_name|
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