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please refer to https://pypi.org/project/jsonengine/ for the python package
and please refer to https://github.com/youhengzhou/json-crud-engine for the repo
py -m pip install jsonengine -U
import jsonengine
eng.create(dictionary, path)
This will create a JSON dictionary in the path
eng.retrieve(path)
This will retrieve the JSON dictionary in the path
eng.update(dictionary, path)
This will update a JSON dictionary in the path
Update in this case means replacing the dictionary in its entirety with a new one
eng.update_kv(key, value, path)
This will update a key value pair in the JSON dictionary in the path
Update in this case means replacing the dictionary with the key value pair
eng.patch(dictionary, path)
This will patch a JSON dictionary in the path
Patch in this case means keeping the JSON dictionary in the path and appending to the dictionary
eng.patch_kv(dictionary, path)
This will patch a key value pair in the JSON dictionary in the path
Patch in this case means keeping the dictionary and appending the new key value pair
eng.delete(path)
This will delete the JSON dictionary in the path
FAQs
A package for a python JSON database CRUD engine
We found that jsonengine 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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