pyntree

pyntree is a python package which allows you to easily and syntactically save your data. Not only that, it also lets you save in multiple formats, and even serialize and compress data by merely changing a few characters.

1.3.0
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About

pyntree is a python package which allows you to easily and syntactically save your data. Not only that, it also lets you save in multiple formats, and even serialize and compress data by merely changing a few characters.

Installing

pip install pyntree

Example usage

from pyntree import Node
db = Node("your_new_db.pyn")
db.hello = "world"
db.hello()
# Output: "world"
db.save()

1-liner for saving existing data

from datetime import datetime as dt
from pyntree import Node
data = {'right_now': dt.now()}  # Some sample data
Node(data).save('file.pyn')  # 1-liner to save your data to a file!

Features

pyntree is capable of handling the following files, functions, and formats:

Dictionaries in plain text
Pickled files/serialization
JSON & YAML files
Encryption
Backwards compatibility with files saved by pyndb (except encrypted files)
Compression in many popular formats
Autosaving & saving on close (when garbage collected)
...and more!

Docs

The documentation is available at https://pen.jvadair.com/books/pyntree

Project board

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Contributing

If you would like to contribute, feel free to fork the repository and start a pull request. I will manually review/test them before implementing. If you have any questions regarding the project or how to contribute, you're welcome to contact me.

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