googledatastore
Google Cloud Datastore Protocol Buffer client.
Google Cloud Datastore is a fully managed, schemaless, non-relational database accessible through Google APIs infrastructure. It provides a rich set of query capabilities, supports atomic transactions, and automatically scales up and down in response to load.
Usage
>>> import googledatastore as datastore
>>> datastore.set_options(project_id='project-id')
>>> req = datastore.BeginTransactionRequest()
>>> datastore.begin_transaction(req)
<google.datastore.v1.datastore-pb2.BeginTransactionResponse ...>Installation
$ pip install googledatastoreDocumentation
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https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-datastore
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