dbfpy is a python-only module for reading and writing DBF-files. It was created by Jeff Kunce and then modified by Hans Fiby and Yaroslav Samchuk.
dbfpy can read and write simple DBF-files. The DBF-format was developed about 30 years ago and was used by a number of simple database applications (dBase, Foxpro, Clipper, …). The basic datatypes numbers, short text, and dates are available. Many different extensions have been used; dbfpy can read and write only simple DBF-files.
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