indicium 0.1.0a3

Usage

Create a Store which saves content on-disk, using JSON for serialization, and store somwthing that resembles an user account:

from indicium.base import Serializer
import json

filestore = Serializer(FSStore("./data", extension=".json"), pickle)
filestore.put("/user/jdoe", { "id": "jdoe", "name": "John Doe",
        "email": "j@doe.org", "password": "supersekrit" })
account = filestore.get("/user/jdoe")
assert account["email"] == "j@doe.org"

The ./data/user/jdoe.json will contain the account data in JSON format. The following adds an in-memory cache to the above store, which holds up to 100 elements, to speed up access to data:

from indicium.cache import LRUCache

cachedstore = LRUCache(filestore, size=100)
account = cachedstore.get("/user/jdoe")
assert account["email"] == "j@doe.org"

Once you have a collection of objects, you can run use queries to retrieve all the elements whose keys match a certain pattern. For example, this obtains the user accounts with an identifier starting with the letter j from the store above:

for key, account cachedstore.query("/user/j*"):
    print(account["id"], account["name"])

Installation

All stable releases are uploaded to PyPI, so you can install them and upgrade using pip:

pip install indicium

Alternatively, you can install the latest development code —at your own risk— directly from the Git repository:

pip install git://github.com/aperezdc/indicium

Development

If you want to contribute, please use the usual GitHub workflow:

1. Clone the repository.

2. Hack on your clone.

3. Send a pull request for review.

If you do not have programming skills, you can still contribute by reporting issues that you may encounter. Contributions to the documentation are very welcome, too!

Inspiration

• Park

• datastore (unfortunately, it does not support Python 3.x).