pyndb

This documentation covers version 3.4.3 What is pyndb? pyndb, short for Python Node Database, i...

It's easy To install, you can either install via pip:pip install pyndbOr, you can download the p...

How values are represented All keys in a dictionary (loaded from file/object) managed by a PYNDa...

The proper (though not required) filename extension for a PYNDatabase is .pyndb If saving to a J...

pyndb saves data using pickle by default. pickle is installed with python, and thus should not re...

JSON files are useful when you want your data to be saved as simple, readable, and portable code....

Plaintext format stores data exactly how you would expect it to - as plain text. What's actually ...

You can use encryption on any file type supported by pyndb. You must have an up-to-date version ...

To create a new database, first import the PYNDatabase object from the module. Once you have done...

If a PYNDatabase object is initialized with a dictionary, it will update the original dictionary ...

Nodes can be created using the set or create methods. The set method invokes create if the flag ...

Since values are stored as Node objects, object retrieval will look something like this:PYNDataba...

If a Node contains itself, a RecursionError will be thrown. See the Structure page for more info....

To see if a Node with a specific name(s) is located within a parent, you can use the has method. ...

This function will be replaced with a variable in the future if possible. To view all the childr...

To delete a Node, you can use the delete method. Command Usage: PYNDatabase.delete(*names) PYN...

The transform method places the existing value of a Node into a dictionary under a user-defined k...

Nodes can only be retrieved with the get method if they contain special characters or numbers (ex...

Some IDEs may throw errors saying that the PYNDatabase class does not have the attribute you requ...

Using compress_pickle, we can override pyndb's default save_pickle and load_pickle functions (whi...