shohanc 0.1.3

📚 Modular Components

The shohanc library is built as a collection of production-ready, high-performance components designed for use in data-intensive and backend systems. Every module is cleanly separated under shohanc.collections and can be used independently or together.

🔁 UltraQueue — High-Performance Hybrid Queue

A blazing-fast, enterprise-grade RAM + disk queue system with optional native C backend support. Supports persistence, AES encryption, multiprocessing/threading, auto save, and crash recovery.

✅ Features

• Dual backend: Python deque or C-based ultra queue
• Auto-save with compression and encryption
• Thread-safe & process-safe
• Instant batch operations
• Real-world tested with million+ ops/sec throughput

🔗 Read Full Docs →

📦 Import:

from shohanc.collections import UltraQueue

🧪 Example:

queue = UltraQueue(file_path="queue.dat", encryption_key="secret", use_ultraqueue=True)
queue.push("data")
print(queue.pop())

🧠 JSONUtils — Smart JSON Operations (Coming Soon)

A powerful toolkit for smart JSON processing in backend and data systems. Will include:

• Deep comparison (diff, patch)
• JSON schema validation and enforcement
• Auto flattening, restructuring, key renaming
• Compact serialization, pretty printing, transformation chaining

🔗 Planned Documentation →

📦 Future:

from shohanc.collections import JSONUtils

💾 DataStore — Persistent Key-Value Store (Planned)

Crash-safe lightweight key-value database with:

• Atomic writes
• Auto backup and snapshot
• Read/write optimized design
• Built-in Fernet encryption

🔗 Planned Documentation →

📦 Future:

from shohanc.collections import DataStore

📖 More Modules Coming Soon...

🌐 Why Modular?

📚 Documentation & Usage

Each module comes with:

• 🧠 Conceptual overview
• 🧪 Code examples & tips
• 💻 Real-world scenarios
• ⚠️ Pitfalls to avoid
• 🔐 Best practices (security, performance)

To explore individual modules, visit the relevant links:

• UltraQueue Documentation
• JSONUtils Documentation (soon)
• DataStore Documentation (planned)

🚀 Contributing New Modules?

If you'd like to add a new component or module under shohanc.collections, check the CONTRIBUTING.md guide.