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A lightweight, encrypted JSON-based database with support for collections, document operations, and aggregation.
This package provides a lightweight, encrypted JSON-based database with support for collections, document operations, and aggregation. It uses the cryptography
library for encryption and decryption of data, ensuring secure storage of your sensitive information.
from pyjondb import database
from pyjondb import session
auth = session.start()
auth.create_user('admin', 'adminpass', roles=['admin', 'user'])
# Authenticate and get a session ID
session_id = auth.authenticate('admin', 'adminpass')
# Create a database instance with the session ID
db = database.init('my_database', 'my_secret_key', auth, debug=True)
# Create a database
db.create(session_id)
# Create a collection
db.create_collection('my_collection', session_id)
# Add a document
db.add_document('my_collection', {'name': 'example'}, session_id)
# Read the collection
print(db.read_collection('my_collection', session_id))
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A lightweight, encrypted JSON-based database with support for collections, document operations, and aggregation.
We found that PyJONDB demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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