database:

Simple package to store json data more easily !
No server and simple use !

from noserver_database import Database

database = Database('database-name', debug=True) # init noserver_database | debug on True will show errors but no raise them

# Create table

database.create_table('table-name')

# Get table

table = database.get_table('table-name')
# or
table = database > 'table-name'

# Add documents

table.insert_one({'message': 'hello world', 'author': 'armand@camponovo.xyz'})

# Find documents

documents = table.find({'query': 'value'}) # search in all documents and return a list of documents that have the key 'query' at the value 'value'
document = table.find_one({'query': 'value'}) # search in all documents and return the documents that have the key 'query' at the value 'value'
all_docs = table.find({}) # get all documents

# Delete documents

# for a simple doc:
document.delete()

# for a list of docs:

for to_delete_document in documents:
    # to_delete_document.delete()
    ... 

More documentation:

database.data.Database(self, name: str, folder: str = 'auto', debug: bool = False, do_not_create=False):

Methods:

create_table(self, name: str) create a table
get_table(self, name: str) get a database.table.Table() object
__gt__(self, name: str) get a database.table.Table() object

database.table.Table(self, name: str, super_: Database):

Methods:

raw_json_data(self) get a list off all documents (in json) in the table
insert_one(self, doc: dict) insert a document in the table
find_one(self, doc: dict) return a database.document.Document() object that have the values of doc equal to the values of the returned document
find(self, doc: dict) return a list of database.document.Document() object that have the values of doc equal to the values of the returned documents

database.document.Document(self, data: dict, super_: Database, table_children: Table):

Methods:

__getitem__(self) return the item of the dict asked
__del__(self) delete the document (this will return an error if you try document['item'] after that)