A python database manager for any backend.
Creating your very own pydb is super simple! Add main.py to your project, add from main import pydb at the top of your code and create a pydb object with [database name] = pydb([database name])
This function takes in two arguments (column, data) and adds the data to the end of the specified column.
This function takes in three arguments (column, row, new data) and changes the value at the row and column to a new value.
This function takes in two arguments (column, row) and returns the value stored at that position. Simple!
Takes no arguments and adds a new column to your database.
Removes a specified column.
Warning!
This cannot be undone!
Displays the contents of a column. Useful for debugging.
Exporting is just as simple as anything else. Simply use the exportdb([database name]) function and add where you want to export your database to. It will export your data to a folder.
To import your database from an export, use importdb([database name]) to import all of the data to a pydb object. (this overwrites all existing data in the object)
Note: always make sure to use the same name you used for the export when importing