- TinyDB - Home
- TinyDB - Introduction
- TinyDB - Environmental Setup
- TinyDB - Insert Data
- TinyDB - Retrieve Data
- TinyDB - Update Data
- TinyDB - Delete Data
- TinyDB - Querying
- TinyDB - Searching
- TinyDB - The where Clause
- TinyDB - The Exists() Query
- TinyDB - The Matches() Query
- TinyDB - The Test() Query
- TinyDB - The Any() Query
- TinyDB - The All() Query
- TinyDB - The one_of() Query
- TinyDB - Logical Negate
- TinyDB - Logical AND
- TinyDB - Logical OR
- TinyDB - Handling Data Query
- TinyDB - Modifying the Data
- TinyDB - Upserting Data
- TinyDB - Retrieving Data
- TinyDB - Document ID
- TinyDB - Tables
- TinyDB - Default Table
- TinyDB - Caching Query
- TinyDB - Storage Types
- TinyDB - Middleware
- TinyDB - Extend TinyDB
- TinyDB - Extensions
- TinyDB Useful Resources
- TinyDB - Quick Guide
- TinyDB - Useful Resources
- TinyDB - Discussion
TinyDB - Storage Types
TinyDB has two types of storage: JSON and in-memory. TinyDB, by default, stores the data in JSON files. While creating a database, you need to specify the path where to store the JSON file on your computer.
Storing Data in a JSON File
First, let's see how we can use a JSON file to store the data −
from tinydb import TinyDB, where
db = TinyDB('path/to/file_name.json')
Example 1
In this example, we are showing how you can insert multiple documents into a JSON file −
from tinydb import TinyDB
db = TinyDB('storage.json')
db.insert_multiple([
{
"roll_number":1,
"st_name":"elen",
"mark":250,
"subject":"TinyDB",
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":2,
"st_name":"Ram",
"mark":[
250,
280
],
"subject":[
"TinyDB",
"MySQL"
],
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":3,
"st_name":"kevin",
"mark":[
180,
200
],
"subject":[
"oracle",
"sql"
],
"address":"keral"
},
{
"roll_number":4,
"st_name":"lakhan",
"mark":200,
"subject":"MySQL",
"address":"mumbai"
},
{
"roll_number":5,
"st_name":"karan",
"mark":275,
"subject":"oracle",
"address":"benglore"
}
])
Here, we inserted 5 documents inside "storage.json". To verify the records, use the following query −
db.all()
It will show the contents of "storage.json" file −
[
{
"roll_number":1,
"st_name":"elen",
"mark":250,
"subject":"TinyDB",
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":2,
"st_name":"Ram",
"mark":[
250,
280
],
"subject":[
"TinyDB",
"MySQL"
],
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":3,
"st_name":"kevin",
"mark":[
180,
200
],
"subject":[
"oracle",
"sql"
],
"address":"keral"
},
{
"roll_number":4,
"st_name":"lakhan",
"mark":200,
"subject":"MySQL",
"address":"mumbai"
},
{
"roll_number":5,
"st_name":"karan",
"mark":275,
"subject":"oracle",
"address":"benglore"
}
]
Using in-memory to Store Data
Now, let's see how we can use "in-memory" to store the data −
from tinydb import TinyDB from tinydb.storages import MemoryStorage object = TinyDB(storage = MemoryStorage) TinyDB.DEFAULT_STORAGE = MemoryStorage
Example 2
The following example shows how you can insert multiple documents in default storage memory −
from tinydb import TinyDB
from tinydb.storages import MemoryStorage
object = TinyDB(storage = MemoryStorage)
TinyDB.DEFAULT_STORAGE = MemoryStorage
object.insert_multiple([
{
"roll_number":1,
"st_name":"elen",
"mark":250,
"subject":"TinyDB",
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":2,
"st_name":"Ram",
"mark":[
250,
280
],
"subject":[
"TinyDB",
"MySQL"
],
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":3,
"st_name":"kevin",
"mark":[
180,
200
],
"subject":[
"oracle",
"sql"
],
"address":"keral"
},
{
"roll_number":4,
"st_name":"lakan",
"mark":200,
"subject":"MySQL",
"address":"mumbai"
},
{
"roll_number":5,
"st_name":"karan",
"mark":275,
"subject":"oracle",
"address":"benglore"
}
])
To verify whether the documents have been inserted or not, use the following query −
object.all()
The following output shows the inserted data −
[
{
"roll_number":1,
"st_name":"elen",
"mark":250,
"subject":"TinyDB",
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":2,
"st_name":"Ram",
"mark":[
250,
280
],
"subject":[
"TinyDB",
"MySQL"
],
"address":"delhi"
},
{
"roll_number":3,
"st_name":"kevin",
"mark":[
180,
200
],
"subject":[
"oracle",
"sql"
],
"address":"keral"
},
{
"roll_number":4,
"st_name":"lakan",
"mark":200,
"subject":"MySQL",
"address":"mumbai"
},
{
"roll_number":5,
"st_name":"karan",
"mark":275,
"subject":"oracle",
"address":"benglore"
}
]