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This is a simple flat file database which stores its data in a JSON file. It is NOT INTENTED TO USE IN PRODUCTION. It can be used times when you are too lazy to write a schema and do other stuff for a ORM like SQLAlchemy. Data is structured in simple format of collections and records ( key-value pairs ).
from dbjson.main import DB
# Instatilizing DB class from dbjson.main
db = DB()
# Test Data
data = {
"id": 1,
"first_name": "Vivyan",
"last_name": "Treherne",
"email": "vtreherne0@jigsy.com",
"ip_address": "94.254.247.240"
}
collection = "users"
# Adding Record
data = db.createRecord(collection, data)
print(data)
# Response -> {'__id__': 'f00ae4e3ca8c3e318a68acc460e5f401', '__data__': {'id': 1, 'first_name': 'Vivyan', 'last_name': 'Treherne', 'email': 'vtreherne0@jigsy.com', 'ip_address': '94.254.247.240'}}
# Updating Record
record_key = "f00ae4e3ca8c3e318a68acc460e5f401"
to_update = [
{"email": "jhon@email.com"},
{"ip_address": "google.com"}
]
data = db.updateRecord(collection, "f00ae4e3ca8c3e318a68acc460e5f401", to_update)
print(data)
# Response -> {'id': 1, 'first_name': 'Vivyan', 'last_name': 'Treherne', 'email': 'jhon@email.com', 'ip_address': 'google.com'}
# Deleting Record
db.removeRecord(collection, record_key)
Read the DBJson docs here .
This is a simple flat file database which stores its data in filesystem ( folders and JSONfiles ). It is NOT INTENTED TO USE IN PRODUCTION. It can be used times when you are too lazy to write a schema and do other stuff for a ORM like SQLAlchemy.
Data is structured as follows:
Collections : contains records. records: contains key value pair. key value pair ( key: str, value: dictionary ).
It can CRUD data. It is ACID Compliant.
It can do all the basic things that a database can do, which includes:
Sometimes I am to lazy to setup database make database models and all that stuff, and I like key-value pair databases for small fun projects. So I could not find in python so I decided to make one for myself.
Hope you guys like it.😊
Read the DBJson docs here .
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This is a simple flat file database which stores its data in a JSON file. It is NOT INTENTED TO USE IN PRODUCTION. It can be used times when you are too lazy to write a schema and do other stuff for a ORM like SQLAlchemy. Data is structured in simple format of collections and records ( key-value pairs ).
We found that dbjson 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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