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fix: [pickledb.py] try-except issue #91
#93 opened Jun 15, 2024 by kiansahafi Loading…
Add file deletion option to deldb()
#89 opened May 14, 2023 by transiscodev Loading…
Set UTF-8 Encoding
#84 opened Jan 21, 2022 by nodir-malikov Loading…
Added support for indenting
#81 opened Nov 9, 2021 by eeriemyxi Loading…
Adding ability to retrieve entries that match string.
#76 opened Mar 23, 2021 by ooojpeg Loading…
2 tasks done
Add some feature
#72 opened Aug 25, 2020 by FhyTan Loading…
Adding support for yaml serialization
#54 opened Apr 23, 2019 by lecardozo Loading…
Added pickle backend
#35 opened Jul 13, 2018 by ashokpant Loading…
fix open file handle if pickledb.load fails
#29 opened Jun 20, 2017 by ThPoll Loading…
Updated code in accordance with PEP8 conventions
#27 opened Apr 5, 2017 by samvarankashyap Loading…
added ability to pass default value in get method
#23 opened Oct 16, 2016 by sureshdsk Loading…
Added tests for key methods
#22 opened May 14, 2016 by shreydesai Loading…
new methods: lfind, lfind_all, ldfind, lupdate + PEP 0008
#16 opened Mar 20, 2016 by acimnotes Loading…
Backup dump file option added
#14 opened Mar 1, 2016 by paziman Loading…
[addresses issue #7] implemented `has(key)' method
#9 opened Jan 25, 2015 by r5d Loading…
added a getall function to lsit (top lwevel) keys and used os.path.expand.user so referring to e.g. ~/example.db works
#2 opened Oct 11, 2013 by tallus Loading…
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