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A familiar API from the Web, adapted to storing data locally with Python.
Install using PyPi: $ pip3 install localStoragePy
Import into your project: from localStoragePy import localStoragePy
Setup localStorage: localStorage = localStoragePy('your-app-namespace', 'your-storage-backend')
your-app-namespace
: whatever you want (example: me.jkelol111.mypythonapp
) excluding path separators / \
or other disallowed characters in file name for your intended platform
your-storage-backend
: your preferred storage backend (sqlite
by default).
text
: text files for each storage item.sqlite
: a single database for all storage items.json
: a single JSON file for all storage items.localStorage.getItem(item)
localStorage.setItem(item, value)
localStorage.removeItem(item)
localStorage.clear()
It's that familiar and simple.
When you want to store tiny strings for your app...
Or your app's configuration in JSON...
Etcetra.
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A familiar API from the Web, adapted to storing data locally with Python.
We found that localStoragePy 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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