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Syntax: Node(file_or_dictionary, **file_parameters) To load a file/dictionary, simply create ...

Syntax: Node.get(*children) There are two ways to retrieve a child Node: root_node.get('chil...

Syntax: Node.set(*children, value) To change a value or create a new node, you can use one of...

Syntax: Node.delete(*children) The delete function can take either 0 or 1+ parameters: Node....

Syntax: Node.has(*names) To see if a Node has a child with a given name, use the has method: ...

Overview pyntree is a python package which allows you to easily and syntactically save your data...

To change the active file, you can use the switch_to_file method: File.switch_to_file(filename, ...

To reload the data from the file, use the following method: File.reload() This method is only 1...

Source code pyntree's source code is available at https://github.com/jvadair/pyntree. Roadmap ...

The File object is a helper object to ensure data consistency across nodes. Each node holds a lin...

Let's take a simple, yet practical example. Let's say you've written a web service, and need to ...

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

Resolved Solution: The error was hiding in /var/log/apache2/error.log, and the solution was to ...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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