Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: PySimpleDB
Version: 0.2.0
Summary: Simple json database
Home-page: https://github.com/SuperZombi/Py-Simple-DB
Author: Super_Zombi
Author-email: super.zombi.yt@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3.6
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# Py-Simple-DB

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## <a href="https://pypi.org/project/PySimpleDB/">Install</a>:
```
pip install PySimpleDB
```

## Load:
```python
from PySimpleDB import DataBase

mydb = DataBase("simple.bd")
mydb_unique = DataBase("unique.bd", unique="user")
```

You can use a database in which the unique key will be a number, or specify your own name for the unique key, which will need to be transmitted

## Add row:
This command automatically saves the state of the database.
```python
mydb.add(name="Hello", last_name="world", gender="male") # any values
mydb_unique.add(user="User1", name="Hello world", gender="male") # any values
#               ^ unique key
```
Make sure you are passing in a unique key for the appropriate database. <br>
As in this example, the unique key is the "user" argument specified during initialization.


## Find:
Returns the id of the first matched element, or an array of ids.
```python
id_first = mydb.find(name="Hello")           # 0
id_array = mydb.find_all(gender="male")      # [0...]
```
```python
id_first_unique = mydb_unique.find(gender="male")           # "User1"
id_array_unique = mydb_unique.find_all(gender="male")       # ["User1"...]
```

## Get row:
Returns value by id.
```python
mydb.get(id_first)               # {"name": "Hello", "last_name": "world", "gender": "male"}
mydb_unique.get(id_first_unique) # {"name": "Hello world", "gender": "male"}
```

## Delete row:
This command automatically saves the state of the database.
```python
mydb.delete(id_first)
mydb_unique.delete(id_first_unique)
```

## Save:
```python
mydb.save()
```

## Get All Data:
Allows you to get the whole database.
```python
mydb.get_all()
```
or
```python
mydb.data
```

<br>

## You can also see usage examples <a href="examples/">here</a>


