TinyDB – Default Table TinyDB provides a default table in which it automatically saves and modifies the data. We can also set a table as the default table. The basic queries, methods, and operations will work on that default table. In this chapter, let”s see how we can see the tables in a database and […]
TinyDB – Middleware TinyDB middleware helps us to customize database storage behavior by wrapping around the existing storage. This middleware improves the performance of the database. Caching Middleware This middleware, as its name implies, improves the speed of a database by reducing the disk I/O. The working of CachingMiddleware is as follows − First, it […]
TinyDB – Extend TinyDB It is possible to extend TinyDB and modify its behaviour. There are four ways to do so − Custom middleware Custom storages Hooks and overrides Subclassing TinyDB and table In this chapter, let”s understand each of these methods in detail. Custom Middleware Sometimes the user does not want to write a […]