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MAP Databasing System

MAP Databasing System is an incredibly intuitive and simple system for databases that are flexible, fast, and robust. To get started, create a mapdb object either with a context manager or with the pull() and push() functions.

Context Manager

import mapdbsys as mdb  # Import the library

with mdb.mapdb("map_file.map") as mapfile:  # Context Manager
    for key, values in mapfile.items():
        print(f'Key \'{key}\' has {len(values)} values; {", ".join(values)}')

    mapfile['myEntry'] = ['myValue']  # Set entry

Pull / Push Functions

import mapdbsys as mdb  # Import the library

mapfile = mdb.pull('map_file.map')  # Open a map file

for key, values in mapfile.entries.items():
    print(f'Key \'{key}\' has {len(values)} values. ({", ".join(values)}')

mapfile.entries['myEntry'] = ['myValue']  # Set entry

mapfile.push()  # Push changes back into database

Versions

0.1.1

Open Beta

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Added more detailed comments throughout the codebase
Added pull() and push() functions for non-context-manager interaction
Revamped dict_to_map() and map_to_dict() — fixed parsing issues
Fixed entry splitting and value parsing bugs