inbloom (Python)
Package inbloom implements a portable bloom filter that can export and import data to and from implementations of the same library in different languages.
This implementation is a C extension which wraps libbloom (https://github.com/jvirkki/libbloom)
Installation
pip install inbloomUsage
import inbloom
bf = inbloom.Filter(entries=100, error=0.01)
bf.add("abc")
bf.add("def")
assert bf.contains("abc")
assert bf.contains("def")
assert not bf.contains("ghi")
bf2 = inbloom.Filter(entries=100, error=0.01, data=bf.buffer())
assert bf2.contains("abc")
assert bf2.contains("def")
assert not bf2.contains("ghi")Serialization
import inbloom
import binascii
payload = '620d006400000014000000000020001000080000000000002000100008000400'
assert binascii.hexlify(inbloom.dump(inbloom.load(binascii.unhexlify(payload)))) == payload2 maintainers
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