ddb (delimited database)
A serviceless sql interface for flat files written in python
What does it do?
- ddb sits on top of text files, giving them a database access layer
- you can read, write, update text files of any type via sql
Human benifits
- a common interface for text files
- sql is easy to work with, no coding required
- painless side by side integration
- multiple integration vectors (python, shell, slack, ansible)
- ease of automation
Technical benifits
- abstraction layer for data
- provides migration path for data
- change control
- logging
- permissions
- low memory foot print
- error handeling
- data is live, never cached
- optimized for speed using cython
Python 2 / 3 Compliant
- changes sorting
- tons of byte vs str (encoding)
1 maintainer
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