- Add AES-256 support to unqlite.
This AES-256 version is not the OFFICIAL product which can be obtained from http://unqlite.org/support.html If you really need encryption unqlite in production, maybe official version is better.
A UnQLite NoSQL DB for python. Using cython for adapter.
An this is unofficial python bindings for UnQLite, an embeddable NoSQL database engine.
If you don't like amalgamation style, I wrote a script to extract source code from unqlite.c: https://github.com/buaabyl/pyUnQLite/tree/master/unpack-unqlite
I don't like official python bindings, so decided to use new way.
This bindings support python buildin 'dict' interface, such as
db['key'] = value
if 'key' in db:
print '"key" exist'
for k in db:
v = db[k]
print k, v
if 'key' in db:
del db['key']
import pyunqlite
db = pyunqlite.UnQLite()
db.open('/tmp/test.db')
db.store('foo', 'bar')
print db.fetch('foo') # => 'bar'
db.delete('foo')
db.close()
import pyunqlite
#sqlite3 like
db = pyunqlite.connect('test.unqlite')
#dict like set and delete
db['exist'] = 'hello world'
db['notexist'] = '1'
db.commit()
del db['notexist']
print 'check "exist" in db:', 'exist' in db
print 'check "notexist" in db:', 'notexist' in db
#dict like iter
print 'ITER:'
for k in db:
print k, ':', db[k]
db.rollback()
#dict like iter
print 'ITER:'
for k in db:
print k, ':', db[k]
which will print out
check "exist" in db: True
check "notexist" in db: False
ITER:
exist : hello world
ITER:
notexist : 1
exist : hello world
$ # pip
$ pip install cython
$ # or setuptools
$ easy_install -Z cython
$
$ cd path/to/pyunqlite/source/code/directory
$ python setup.py build
$ python setup.py install
$
- example.py: original usage example of py-unqlite
- pyunqlite.pyx: UnQLite python wrapper written in Cython
- unqlite.c, unqlite.h: UnQLite 1.1.6 source code
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I copy the original version from https://bitbucket.org/east301/py-unqlite, version 1f1e3ab-2013.07.06 the creator not update it, so I decided to maintain.