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Command line tool and async library to perform basic file operations on local paths, Google Cloud Storage paths and Azure Blob Storage paths.
boostedblob is a command line tool and async library to perform basic file operations on local paths, Google Cloud Storage paths and Azure Blob Storage paths.
boostedblob is derived from the excellent blobfile.
The fun part of implementing boostedblob is boostedblob/boost.py
, which provides a
concurrent.futures
-like interface for running and composing async tasks in a concurrency limited
environment.
Just run pip install boostedblob
. boostedblob requires Python 3.8 or better.
For an overview and list of commands:
bbb --help
For help with a specific command:
bbb ls --help
To enable tab completion, add the following to your shell config (replacing zsh
with bash
,
if appropriate):
eval "$(bbb complete init zsh)"
Note that the quotes are necessary. You can also inline the result of bbb complete init zsh
into
your shell config to make your shell startup a little faster.
For developer documentation (getting started, running tests, debugging tricks, codebase tips), see CONTRIBUTING.md
FAQs
Command line tool and async library to perform basic file operations on local paths, Google Cloud Storage paths and Azure Blob Storage paths.
We found that boostedblob 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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