PyTiny
PyTiny is an in-memory key–value database written in Python.
Set up
from pytiny import PyTiny
db = PyTiny()
Functions
Set
Set a key and value
db.set("Key")
Get
Get a value from a key
db.get("Key", "Value")
Delete
Delete a value from a key
db.delete("Key")
Reset
Reset the data. All data stored will be delete.
db.reset()
Export
Export the data to a .db file
db.export()
Bring
Import a file. This will be delete all data stored before, and will be restore the new data from the file.
db.bring("file_name")
Author
Alvaro Azael Rodriguez Rodriguez - (Development Lead) [Gitlab, Twitter]
Licence
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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