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nodb.range(start=10, end=20) # [<User id:10>, ... , <User id:20> ]
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what about being able to add a range_index, similar to DynamoDB range keys?
nodb.index = 'name' nodb.range_index = 'login_date'
save could create a key structure like bucket_name/str(self._format_index_value())/int(range_index)
bucket_name/str(self._format_index_value())/int(range_index)
then you could have a query like
nodb.filter(index='jeff', range__gte=datetime.datetime(year=2018, month=1, day=1).timestamp()) # [<User: jeff, login_date: 2019...>, ...]
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