res-manager 3.1.1

Installation

pip install res-manager

Usage

Just start with from res_manager import ResultManager, now you can create an object with rm = ResultManager(path) and then use it to save, load, delete and preview your data.

>>> from res_manager import ResultManager
>>> rm = ResultManager('data')
>>> rm.save([1, 2, 3], topic='test saving', name='data1', comment='Test saving a list')
>>> rm.save(65535, topic='test saving', comment='Test saving a number without a name')
>>> rm.save(rm, topic='topic 2', name="object of \"ResultManager\"", comment='Saving an object')
>>> rm.save({0:1,1:'string'}, name="hongshan's dict without topic")
>>> rm.print_meta_info()
    ...
>>> rm.load(3)
    <res_manager.manager.ResultManager object at 0x7f29c8587470>
>>> rm.load(3, version='first')
    [1, 2, 3]
>>> rm.delete_by_id(3, version='latest')
>>> rm.update_meta(1, name='b', topic='topic 5')

ResultManager

This project mainly provides:

• A class named ResultManager that provides all functions.

• ResultManager.save: Save your data.

• ResultManager.load: Loading data by ID.

• ResultManager.print_meta_info: Print all meta info of saved data, including data id, name, topic.

• ResultManager.delete_by_id: Delete data from yor storage.

• ResultManager.update_meta: Update meta information.

• ResultManager.print_names and ResultManager.print_comments： Print names and comments.

• ResultManager.print_data_info: Print details of the requested data.

Future Plan

• Adding support to save and load figures for each piece of data

• Add more interfaces

Authors

• Author and lead developer: Hongshan Li