In Simple: A file database package.

I am not good at python nor good at this package stuff. I tried from my ability and if someone can help me get this on PyPi or whatever its called please do help me.

To install simply drag the FDBengine.py file to your working directory. Then import it with the follow command: import fdbengine.

To use there are 2 very simple commands fdbengine.write(filename, value) and fdbengine.read(filename). You should be able to know these pretty fast.

FDBengine is a very simple and lightweight python script/package that will assist you with writing and reading stuff to/from files. It is very simple with only 2 commands and should not need a documentation (thats how simple it is). Credit can be as simple as a comment saying Credits to fin-github for file engine. Or a big help would be printing my name in the console at the start of your program. For example print("File engine made by fin-github. FDBengine.")

You can get FDBengine Beta by going into the beta branch. Please contribute if any errors found.

Both are essentially the same (both do databases) except the full version has additional commands which may be more helpful. If you are looking for more lightweight and to squeeze a little bit more speed out of FDBengine get the LITE version. But if you dont need it to be the fastest of all for sure go with full. Also additional commands are not in LITE. LITE also gets very minimal updates and sucnificantly less updates than FULL. LITE is INCREDIBLY more stable than FULL WITH BETA ADDITIONAL COMMANDS. Contributing would be a huge help!!!

FDBengine is very simple but it also has some additional commands that are pretty usful. None of these commands should be nessecary for the program to run. *FDBengine LITE Does not have addition commands for it to be lightweight.

You can enable loggings by typing the command fdbengine.logging(True) WITH THE CAPITAL And disable by running the command fdbengine.logging(False) WITH THE CAPITAL This saves inside of a txt file called fdbenginelogs.txt. LOGGING IS EXTREMELY UNDER DEVELOPMENT! PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TO FIXING SOME BUGS IF POSSIBLE

Default: False

This simple command will create a file. The command is fdbengine.createfile(filename). Its simpler than the write command lol. But this command is not in the LITE version of FDBengine.