dbmpy 1.0.4

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     Easy-to-use methods for database interaction.

     Automatically handles database connection opening and closing.

     Built-in error handling for robustness.

     Supports Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations on database records.

Installation

You can install dbtcpy using pip:

pip install dbmpy

Usage

init

from dbmpy import dbmpy

# Initialize the dbtcpy object with the name of your SQLite database
db = dbmpy("my_database.db")

add user

# Define user data
user_data = {
    "username": "john_doe",
    "password": "password123"
}

# Add the user to the database
db.add(user_data)

delete user

# Delete a user by their ID
db.delete(1)

edit user info

# Update user information
new_data = {
    "username": "jane doe",
    "password": "password2324"
}
db.edit(1, new_data)

show user info

# Retrieve user information by ID
user = db.show(1)
print(user)

search users with

# Search for users based on specific criteria
users = db.search(username="john_doe")
print(users)