Storify

Storify is a dead-simple, lightweight Python database library that uses msgpack for efficient data serialization.

It provides a framework for data storage and retrieval, with an optional ORM model for interaction with data.

Storify supports automatic backups and error handling, ensuring data integrity and reliability.

Features

• Create and manage multiple msgpack-based databases with ease.
• Lightweight ORM-esque model for easy interaction with data.
• Automatic backups and data flushing to prevent data loss.
• Built-in error handling to automatically recover from database corruption and loading issues.
• Configurable save intervals for optimized performance.

Installation

pip install storify

Usage

Here's a simplified example of how to use the storify package:

from storify import Storify

# Initialize Storify
storify = Storify(root="example_data")
db_name = "example_db"

# Check if the database exists
if storify.db_exists(db_name):
    print(f"Database '{db_name}' exists. It will be loaded.")

# Initialize a new database
 db = storify.get_db(name=db_name)

# Add some data to the database 
db["key1"] = "value1" 
db["key2"] = "value2"

# Get some data from the database
print(f"key1: {db['key1']}")
print(f"key2: {db['key2']}")

# Flush all databases (force save)
storify.flush()

For more complete examples, including how to use the ORM, please check the examples folder.