CookieDB
A safe, fast and simple database.
CookieDB is a noSQL database that uses the document model with all data encrypted using AES-256, take advantage of performance and security to create your projects that need fast storage and simple to use, where you have full control over the data. Read the full CookieDB documentation to understand the methods available to create, read, update, and delete data in the database.
Getting started
First, let's start by performing a quick installation of CookieDB using the PIP package manager:
pip install cookiedb
If you prefer, you can perform the installation manually using Git. See below how to do this:
git clone https://github.com/jaedsonpys/cookiedb.git
cd cookiedb/
python3 setup.py install
Usage example
Take a look at this simple example of using the database, where we create and get some data (the complete example can be found in examples/example.py)
from cookiedb import CookieDB
database = CookieDB('MyDatabase', key='secret')
database.add('languages/python', {'name': 'Python', 'ext': '.py'})
python_ext = database.get('languages/python/ext')
print(f'Python extension: {python_ext}')
You can find more usage examples in the examples/ directory
License
Apache License
Copyright 2023 Jaedson Silva
This project uses the Apache License, anyone can use this project as long as the license conditions allow. See more about the license.
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