lazymappingstorage

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This is intended to provide a very simple way to manage data and store them to file. The main design principle is to provide as many sensible defaults as possible.

#Usage

class User(LazyStorageObject):
      id: int
      name: str
      authorized: bool = False
class UserMapping(LazyMappingStorage):
      object_class=User
      filename="users.yaml"

users=UserMapping()

u=users[1]
u.name="andi"
users.to_file()

#Install

#Development git clone pip install -e

pip install -e .[dev]

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