The current stable version is v1.6.1
pip install pysondb==1.6.1
While we are accepting pull requests for Hacktoberfest, we will reject any low-quality PR's.
We are accepting PRs for:
- Packages - updating package versions, adding new packages Documentation updates
- More features and fixes (Refer here)
- CLI/API improvements - Redoing the CLI to reduce the usage of CLI packages.
- We are planning to reduce the project dependencies and remove other unwanted API's.
Checkout the active issues here
- Lightweight JSON based database.
- Supports CRUD commands.
- No Database drivers required.
- Unique ID assigned for each JSON document added.
- Strict about Schema of data added.
- Inbuilt CLI to delete,display,create JSON database.
>> from pysondb import db
>> a=db.getDb("path/to/json.json")
>> a.addMany([{"name":"pysondb","type":"DB"},{"name":"pysondb-cli","type":"CLI"}])
>> a.getAll()
>> [{"name":"pysondb","type":"DB"},{"name":"pysondb-cli","type":"CLI"}]
- See its simple..
- Install
- Example Code
- Command Line Operations
- Adding Data
- Get data
- Search data
- Update Data
- Delete Data
pip install pysondb
- You can create a database using CLI.
pysondb create database_name.json
- Or in the python file.
from pysondb import db
a=db.getDb("db.json")
- The above piece of code will create a database with
{data:[]}
in it. - Even if the json file exists there is no problem.
See more Documentation here
- CLI support to create,delete and display database.
- Unique Id automatically assigned for each JSON data added.
- Schema regularity is checked.
- Cannot store images,videos etc.
- CLI to convert CSV to pysonDB required json.
- Use CSV file in the database.
- Make the database available to use local servers (Flask,Django)
- my-first-streamlit-app
- PythonChallenge
- Task-Me-Up
- bagel
- prox_community
- USVBachelorProject
- gardenwatering
- cf_scraper
Whether reporting bugs, discussing improvements and new ideas or writing extensions: Contributions to pysonDB are welcome! Here's how to get started:
- Join Discord channel Here
- Check for issues or open a issue or open a feature requests.
- Fork the repository on Github
- Create a new branch off the master branch.
- Write a test which shows that the bug was fixed or that the feature works as expected.
- Send a pull request to us and wait till it get merged.