Deker Shell
Deker Shell is an interactive REPL based management interface for Deker storage engine.
Features
- Autocompletion
- Syntax highlighting
clientandcollectionsvariables initialized at start- Shortcut
usefunction to change currentcollection - Imported at start:
numpyasnp,datetimeand alldekerpublic classes - Running
asyncioloop (thus, enabling you to useasyncandawait) - All the
ptpythonfeatures
Quick Start
You need Deker and Python 3.9 or later installed:
pip install deker deker-shell
Then you may run Deker Shell with storage location as a command line parameter:
deker file:///tmp/deker
Please refer to Deker documentation for more details.
Special Thanks
- ptpython - a better Python REPL
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