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pack random data and fast retrieval in python
Quick Install
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Quick install for debian/ubuntu like linux distributions.
.. code-block:: bash
$ pip install cute_format
Quick Usage Guide
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.. code-block:: python
from cute.cute_reader import CuteReader
from cute.cute_writer import CuteWriter
cw = CuteWriter('tmp')
a = 1000
b = 2000
cute_writer.write(bytes(a))
cute_writer.write(bytes(b))
cute_writer.close()
cr = CuteReader('tmp')
# get the object by index
assert cr.num_data == 2
byte_object = cr.get(0)
assert int(byte_object) == a
byte_object = cr.get(1)
assert int(byte_object) == b
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