Journaling dbm
Allowed backends
‘memory’ (mostly for tests)
‘tc’ (tokyo cabinet)
Usage
>>> from jdbm import jdbm
>>> db = jdbm('tc', filename='var/readme-test.tc',
... journal_filename='var/readme-test.journal.tc')
Standard operations:
>>> db.put('a', 'foo')
>>> db.put('b', 'bar')
>>> db.get('a')
'foo'
>>> set(k for k in db)
set(['a', 'b'])
>>> db.exists('a')
True
>>> db.delete('a')
>>> db.length()
1
Restore db from journal:
>>> db.clear(journaling=False) >>> db.length() 0 >>> db.restore_from_journal() >>> db.length() 1
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