variableDatabase 0.0.2

A database package to store global functions

Usage

This is used to store global variables in a database. You can retrieve the variables from unique variableIDs.

Functions

createVar(auth, name, value)

Creates a new variable and returns the Variable ID, which you can use to retrieve the value using the getValueFromID() Function.

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Example Script:

  moneyID = createVar("myUniqueAuth", "money", "$1,291")
  value = getValueFromID(moneyID)    
  print(value)

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Example Response:

 >>> $1, 291

getValueFromID(ID)

Retrieve the value from the Variable ID.

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Example Script:

  moneyID = createVar("myUniqueAuth", "money", "$1,291")
  value = getValueFromID(moneyID)    
  print(value)

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Example Response:

  >>>  $1, 291

getJSONFromID(ID)

Retrieve the JSON from the Variable ID.

Does not work for userGen() Variable IDs, use getUserJSON() instead...

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Example Script:

  moneyID = createVar("myUniqueAuth", "money", "$1,291")
  json = getJSONFromID(moneyID)    
  print(json)

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Example Response:

  >>> {'_id': '633cbfd65057d14f0004d011', 'name': 'Hi', 'auth': 'John', 'value': 15}

userGen(amount_of_users, statusUpdate)

Generate completely random users with phone numbers, usernames, passwords, adresses, emails, and more.

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Params:

amount_of_users: int -> How many users to generate. Must be an int such as 1, 219, or 173. | Generates a maximum of 999 users.

statusUpdate: bool -> Print updates on the user generation status. If True -> Will print update for each user created. If False -> Will not print update. BETA MODE DO NOT RECOMEND!

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Example Script:

ranUser = userGen(5, True)
print(ranUser[0])
print("\n"+ranUser[1]["name"])
print("\n"+str(ranUser[2]["age"]))

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Example Response:

User #1 Created!
User #2 Created!
User #3 Created!
User #4 Created!
User #5 Created!
{'_id': '633c78f45057d14f0004c7d4', 'pass': '9Clifford57', 
'name': 'Bobbie Towne', 'email': 
'[e-mail]', 'user': 'Carolina_Ruecker', 
'age': 89, 'phone': '040-533-6820', 'address': '6724 
Rodriguez Turnpike\nLake Edgardo, UT 84745', '_mock': True}
   
Chelsey Gusikowski

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_id and _mock are debug elements, ignore them

setVar(ID, new_value)

Updates an already existing variable and returns the Variable ID, which you can use to retrieve the value using the getValueFromID() Function.

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Example Script:

 moneyID = createVar("myUniqueAuth", "money", "$1,291")
  value = getValueFromID(moneyID)    
  print(value)
  updatedMoney = setVar(moneyID, "$1,801")
  updated_value = getValueFromID(moneyID)    
  print(updated_value)

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Example Response:

>> $1, 291
>> $1, 801

removeVar(ID)

Deletes an already created variable.

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Example Script:

  moneyID = createVar("myUniqueAuth", "money", "$1,291")
  value = getValueFromID(moneyID)    
  print(value)
  removeVar(moneyID)
  print(getJSONFromID(moneyID))
  print(getValueFromID(moneyID))

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Example Response:

 >> $1, 291
 >> []
 >> Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "main.py", line 262, in <module>
   print(getValueFromID(moneyID))
 File "main.py", line 58, in getValueFromID
   value = response.json()["value"]
TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str