skypydb 0.1.1

Open-source Reactive Python database

Skypy - open-source reactive database.
The better way to build Python logging system!

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pip install skypydb # python client
# or download from the source
# git clone https://github.com/Ahen-Studio/skypy-db.git
# cd skypy-db
# pip install -r requirements.txt

Features

• Simple: fully-documented

• Table: create, update, delete data from a table

• Observable: Dashboard with real-time data, metrics, and query inspection

• Free & Open Source: MIT Licensed

TODO

• code the database backend
• Create the dashboard using Reflex
• write the documentation
• improve user data security
• code a custom cli

What's next!

• create a declarative schema system to customize the tables

• Add the ability to delete specific data in a table

• Add the ability to update specific data in a table

API

import skypydb

# setup skypydb client.
client = skypydb.Client(path="./data/skypy.db")

# config to make custom table.
config = {
    "all-my-documents": {
        "title": "str",
        "user_id": str,
        "content": str,
        "id": "auto"
    },
    "all-my-documents1": {
        "title": "str",
        "user_id": str,
        "content": str,
        "id": "auto"
    },
    "all-my-documents2": {
        "title": "str",
        "user_id": str,
        "content": str,
        "id": "auto"
    },
}

# Create tables. get_table_from_config(config, table_name="all-my-documents"), delete_table_from_config(config, table_name="all-my-documents") are also available.
table = client.create_table_from_config(config)# Create all the tables present in the config.
#table = client.get_table_from_config(config, table_name="all-my-documents")
#table = client.delete_table_from_config(config, table_name="all-my-documents")

# Add data to a table.

# Retrieve the table before adding any data.
table = client.get_table_from_config(config, table_name="all-my-documents")

table.add(
    title=["document"],
    user_id=["user123"],
    content=["this is a document"],
    id=["auto"]# ids are automatically created by the backend.
)

# Search results. You can also search the data by the id of the document.
results = table.search(
    index="user123",
    title=["document"]# Search the corresponding data by their title.
    #id=["***"]
)

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License

MIT