Use environmental variables to store global data. Like localStorage, but for python!
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EnvKeeper
Like localStorage
, but for python
!
Simple Python library for managing and storing variables as JSON-encoded dictionaries in environment variables. It provides a dictionary-like interface for storing and retrieving data in environment variables, and allows for global access once stored.
Installation
Install EnvKeeper via pip:
pip install envkeeper
Usage
See the Makefile
for a list of examples and available commands.
Here's a basic example of using BlobStorage:
from envkeeper import StorageContainer
# Create an instance with an environment variable key
# Be sure to replace `'MY_VAR'` with the actual name of the environment variable you want to use.
store = StorageContainer('MY_VAR')
# Set items
store['foo'] = 'bar'
store['baz'] = 42
# Get items
print(store['foo']) # Outputs: 'bar'
print(store['baz']) # Outputs: 42
# Delete items
del store['foo']
# Check if a key exists
print('baz' in store) # Outputs: True
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request.
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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