Web cache
Python module for simple key-value storage backed up by sqlite3 database. The typical use case is a URL to HTTP data cache, but it can also be used fo non web ressources.
Features
- Simple
dictinterface allows natural usage (if key in cache,value = cache[key], etc.) - Optional Zlib, BZIP2 or LZMA compression
- FIFO or LRU cache eviction strategies
- Optional thread safe interface to work around Python Sqlite3 'same thread' limitation
- Provides cache hit rate statistics
Installation (from PyPI, with PIP)
web_cache requires Python >= 3.4.
- If you don't already have it, install pip for Python 3
- Install web_cache:
pip3 install web_cache
License
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Metadata
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