"TinyDB is a Python implementation of a NoSQL, document-oriented database. Unlike a traditional relational database, which stores records across multiple linked tables, a document-oriented database stores its information as separate documents in a key-value structure. The keys are similar to the field headings, or attributes, in a relational database table, while the values are similar to the table's attribute values."
"TinyDB uses the familiar Python dictionary for its document structure and stores its documents in a JSON file. TinyDB is written in Python, making it easily extensible and customizable, with no external dependencies or server setup needed. Despite its small footprint, it still fully supports the familiar database CRUD features of creating, reading, updating, and deleting documents using an API that's logical to use."
"Get Ready to Explore TinyDB TinyDB is a standalone library, meaning it doesn't rely on any other libraries to work. You'll need to install it, though."
TinyDB is a pure-Python, document-oriented NoSQL database that stores documents as Python dictionaries in a JSON file. It requires no external dependencies or server setup and supports create, read, update, and delete operations via a simple API. TinyDB is easily extensible and customizable because it is written in Python. TinyDB fits local, small datasets and single-process uses such as scripts, CLIs, and prototypes. TinyDB does not provide SQL, relational constraints, joins, or strong multi-user durability and is not suited for multi-process, distributed, or production-scale systems. Use SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB for heavier requirements.
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