this is a better wrapper for the replit db built in to the platform. boating much higher performance and more features, repltable is the best way to interact with replit databases.

⚙️ installation

pip install repltable

🪴 usage

>>> from repltable import Database
>>> db = Database("https://kv.replit.com/v0/...")

# or on replit
>>> db = Database()

# regular key/value pairs
>>> db.get('bar')
"foo"

# set new values
>>> db.set("baz", "qux")

you can also group keys together as 'tables'. they're created on the fly if they don't already exist.

>>> table = db.get_table("users")

# from here, you can filter rows by their attributes
>>> table.get(role='admin')
[{'username': 'thrzl', 'id': '1234', 'role': 'admin'}, ...]

# insert full rows at a time
>>> table.insert({'username': 'lzrht', 'id': '4321', 'role': 'member'})

# you can get one, or get all matching documents
>>> table.get_one(username='lzrht')
{'username': 'lzrht', 'id': '4321', 'role': 'member'}

❓ why not just use replit-py?

well, my goal is to make it so that you can use repl.it databases without having to use replit-py. replit-py has 27 dependencies. repltable has 1.

repltable is also significantly faster than replit-py, thanks to it caching the keys in memory.

plus, repltable has more features:

• local caching, where the data is stored in memory as well as remotely
• "table" support
• drop-in replacement for replit-py's database

👥 contributing

to contribute, fork the repo, make a branch, and send a pull request.

for local development, you can install the dependencies with rye:

rye sync

📜 license

this project is licensed under the mit license.