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tclite 0.33
Object wrapper for tokyo cabinet / tokyo tyrant
License: BSD
Keywords: tc,tokyo,cabinet,tyrant,nosql,orm,model,document,non-relational,document-oriented,key/value

tclite
======

Tokyo cabinet and tokyo tyrant object wrapper.


Installation
------------

    $  pip install tclite

Usage
-----
    >>> import tclite as tl
    >>> from datetime import datetime, date
    
    >>> class User(tl.Model):
    ...     username    = tl.UnicodeProperty(key='u')  # realy stored by short 'u' key
    ...     birthday    = tl.DateProperty()
    ...     rating      = tl.IntegerProperty(default=0)
    ...     reply_rate  = tl.FloatProperty(default=0) 
    ...     about_me    = tl.CompressedUnicodeProperty(internal_encoding='cp1251')
    ...     friends     = tl.DumpProperty(default={}) 
    ...     messages    = tl.CompressedDumpProperty(default=[])
    ...     is_active   = tl.BooleanProperty(default=True)
    ...     created     = tl.DateTimeProperty(index=True) # indexed field
    ...     choice      = tl.ChoiceProperty([('1', 'first'), ('2', 'second')])
    ...
    ...     __file__ = 'var/readme_test.tclite'
    ...     #__host__ = 'localhost:1978'

    
    >>> User.db.clear()
    >>> for i in xrange(100):
    ...     User(
    ...         username='user-%s' % i,
    ...         birthday=date(1900 + i, 1, 1),
    ...         created=datetime.now()
    ...     ).save()

    >>> users = User.filter('birthday >=', date(1950, 1, 1))
    >>> users.count()
    50
    
    >>> for user in users.filter('username endswith', '0').order('-created'):
    ...     user.username
    u'user-90'
    u'user-80'
    u'user-70'
    u'user-60'
    u'user-50'
    
    >>> users.get().username
    u'user-50'

    >>> users.delete()
    >>> users.count()
    0
    >>> User.filter().count()
    50
    
    >>> User(username='Foo', key='user-foo').save()  # set custom key name
    >>> User.get('user-foo').username  # get by keyname
    u'Foo'
Refugee dev
Migration made easy
License: BSD

Refugee
-------

A simple way to migrate your data without being tied to an orm.


Design and Motivation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The use case for this design is to have a wrapper around sql and scripts that
help version and control the migration process. This should do the following
* require next to 0 setup
* control all migrations in a transaction and assure that each applies cleanly
* prevent migrations from being applied multiple times
* attempt to merge long branches of migrations