Dead Simple Cache
A dead simple thread-safe caching lib powered by shelve.
Usage
Include the plugin as dependency and use it as:
>>> from dead_simple_cache import SimpleCache
>>> cache = SimpleCache(file_path="~/.cache/cache")
>>> cache.add(key="tsf jazz", data={"name": "tsf jazz", "url": "http://tsfjazz.ice.infomaniak.ch/tsfjazz-high.mp3"})
>>> cache.get(query="tsf jazz")
{'tsf jazz': [{'name': 'tsf jazz',
'url': 'http://tsfjazz.ice.infomaniak.ch/tsfjazz-high.mp3'}]}
>>> cache.get(query="tsf jas")
{}
>>> cache.get(query="tsf jas", fuzzy=True)
{'tsf jazz': [{'name': 'tsf jazz',
'url': 'http://tsfjazz.ice.infomaniak.ch/tsfjazz-high.mp3'}]}
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