livedict 2.0.1

TTL-based key-value store with sandboxed hooks and (optionally) persistence backends (SQLite/Memory/Redis).

LiveDict (Release v1.0.4)

TTL-based, (optionally) Persistent Python Dictionary with Hook Callbacks

LiveDict is a secure, extensible, and ephemeral key-value store designed for applications that need in-memory caching with optional persistence and encryption.

Highlights

• AES-GCM encryption (via cryptography) with a deterministic fallback for test environments.
• TTL expiry driven by a heap-based monitor thread for efficient scheduling.
• Optional persistence backends:
  • SQLite (file-backed DB)
  • File-backed object store (per-bucket files)
  • Redis (thin wrapper; requires redis package)
• Hook callbacks (on_access, on_expire) executed safely (sandboxing recommended).
• Pydantic-backed configuration models for clarity and validation.
• Bucket policies and limits to control memory usage and namespaces.

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LiveDict (Release v2.0.0)

LiveDict is a small utility library providing in-memory dictionary-like structures with synchronous and asynchronous variants, a sandbox module, and flexible storage backends.

Important changes in v2

• Cryptography removed: the package no longer performs encryption. Users must provide their own cryptographic handling.
• Sandbox is active: behaves as implemented in livedict/modules/sandbox.py.

Sandbox usage

Review livedict/modules/sandbox.py for details. The sandbox module is included and active; exercise caution and review its behavior before running untrusted code.

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License

MIT License. © 2025 LiveDict. All rights reserved.

Installation

Minimum supported Python: 3.8+

Install with:

pip install livedict

Demonstration

Visit testfile.py as a demonstration on how to use LiveDict.

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Contributing

• Generate documentation using your preferred tools (pdoc, Sphinx with napoleon for Google-style).
• This release uses Google-style docstrings across the codebase.

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About License:

• SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
• Copyright (c) 2025 Hemanshu

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If you want to credit LiveDict in your docs/acknowledgements, this short line works:

LiveDict - TTL-based Python key-value store by hemanshu03. Find LiveDict on GitHub @LiveDict

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If you find LiveDict useful and want to support continued development:

Consider sponsoring the project: LiveDict

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