GitBase is a Python package for custom databases powered by GitHub, with encryption using cryptography. It allows you, as a python developer to have a quick and easy to use database without learning a whole new programming language. Furthermore, we offer offline backups for users of your application, this means their data can be saved, loaded, and deleted even if they have no internet. Moreover, the online version will be updated based on which file, the offline or online, is the latest.
- Removed 'wait' from credits so scripts can execute faster
We are both excited and grateful to announce that GitBase has transitioned to a paid product! You can now purchase it directly from our website: GitBase Product Page.
For just $5 USD, you will receive the full version of GitBase after payment. We sincerely thank you for your support and for using the free version of our product. We hope you will continue to be part of our community as we evolve.
Thank you for your continued support!
Warm regards,
Tyrell Scott
CEO & Founder, Taireru LLC
from gitbase.gitbase import *
from cryptography.fernet import Fernet
import sys
# Generate an example of how to use gitbase [NOT NEEDED IF YOU ARE READING THIS]
GitBase.generate_example()
# Initialize GitHub database and encryption key
GITHUB_TOKEN = "YOUR_TOKEN"
REPO_OWNER = "YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME"
REPO_NAME = "YOUR_REPO_NAME"
key = Fernet.generate_key()
db = GitBase(GITHUB_TOKEN, REPO_OWNER, REPO_NAME)
player_data_system = PlayerDataSystem(db, key)
data_system = DataSystem(db, key)
# Player instance with some attributes
class Player:
def __init__(self, username, score, password):
self.username = username
self.score = score
self.password = password
player = Player("john_doe", 100, "123")
# Save specific attributes of the player instance
player_data_system.save_account(username="john_doe", player_instance=player, encryption=True, attributes=["username", "score", "password"])
# Load player data
player_data_system.load_account(username="john_doe", player_instance=player, encryption=True)
# Placeholder functions
def load_game():
print("Cool game text")
def main_menu():
sys.exit()
# Check if there is a valid account before prompting for password
if data_loaded():
if player.password == input("Enter your password: "):
print("Correct!")
load_game()
else:
print("Incorrect password!")
main_menu()
# Save a piece of data using a key and value pair
data_system.save_data(key="key_name", value=69, encryption=True)
# Load the value of a specific key by its name
key_1 = data_system.load_data(key="key_name", encryption=True)
# Print the value
print(key_1.value)
# Print the key
print(key_1.key)
# Get all key-value pairs
print(data_system.get_all())
# Delete data
data_system.delete_data(key="key_name")
# Delete account
player_data_system.delete_account(username="john_doe")