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  Platforms:: Python
  Version:: [[https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Django-hotsauce/0.5.0|Current - 3.2.6]] [[https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Schevo/3.1.0dev|3.1.0dev]]
  Maintainer:: tkadm30[at]yandex.com		   Platforms:: Python 2.7, !PyPy 5.9, Python 3.5
  Versions::
  * [[https://pypi.org/project/libschevo/4.0.2|libschevo 4.0.2]] (current/stable)
  Maintainer:: [[https://wiki.python.org/moin/EtienneRobillard|Etienne Robillard]]

== Synopsis ==

Next-generation Object-Oriented DBMS
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 * !PersistentMapping Transactions
 * BTrees
 * Durus Backend Support
 * ZODB Backend Support
 * !PyPy and Python 3 Support
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== Supported Python Applications == == Supported Python applications ==
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 * [[Django]]  * [[Django]]
 * Extended Durus 3.9 and [[ZODB]] support
 * PyGTK (require python 2.7)
 * gevent and !PyPy
 * uWSGI
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 * persistent storage on top of [[Durus]]  * Persistent storage on top of [[Durus]] and [[ZODB]].
 * epoll support
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 * No SQL bindings  * GTK2 bindings depends on Python 2.7
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 * [[SQLAlchemy]]  * [[https://www.isotopesoftware.ca/wiki/LibSchevo/SchevoEditor|SchevoEditor]]: A GTK2-based editor for Schevo databases
 * [[https://bitbucket.org/tkadm30/libschevo|Source code]]
 * [[https://www.isotopesoftware.ca/wiki/LibSchevo|LibSchevo Wiki]]

Contents

  1. Masthead
  2. Synopsis
  3. Features
  4. Supported Python applications
  5. Pros
  6. Cons
  7. See Also

Masthead

License
MIT
Platforms

Python 2.7, PyPy 5.9, Python 3.5

Versions

  • libschevo 4.0.2 (current/stable)

    • Maintainer

    Etienne Robillard

    Synopsis

    Next-generation Object-Oriented DBMS

    Features

    • Rapid Development
    • Rich Schema Definition
    • Automated Schema Evolution
    • Transaction Based
    • User Interface Generation

    • PersistentMapping Transactions

    • BTrees
    • Durus Backend Support
    • ZODB Backend Support

    • PyPy and Python 3 Support

    Supported Python applications

    • Django

    • Extended Durus 3.9 and ZODB support

    • PyGTK (require python 2.7)

    • gevent and PyPy

    • uWSGI

    Pros

    • Persistent storage on top of Durus and ZODB.

    • epoll support

    Cons

    • GTK2 bindings depends on Python 2.7

    See Also

    Schevo (last edited 2018-07-11 23:01:37 by EtienneRobillard)

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