py-key-value

Stores

Stores are implementations of the AsyncKeyValue protocol that provide actual storage backends.

Memory Store

In-memory key-value store, useful for testing and development.

::: key_value.aio.stores.memory.MemoryStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Disk Store

Persistent disk-based key-value store using DiskCache.

::: key_value.aio.stores.disk.DiskStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Redis Store

Redis-backed key-value store.

::: key_value.aio.stores.redis.RedisStore options: show_source: false members: - init

DynamoDB Store

AWS DynamoDB-backed key-value store.

::: key_value.aio.stores.dynamodb.DynamoDBStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Elasticsearch Store

Elasticsearch-backed key-value store.

::: key_value.aio.stores.elasticsearch.ElasticsearchStore options: show_source: false members: - init

MongoDB Store

MongoDB-backed key-value store.

::: key_value.aio.stores.mongodb.MongoDBStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Valkey Store

Valkey-backed key-value store (Redis-compatible).

::: key_value.aio.stores.valkey.ValkeyStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Memcached Store

Memcached-backed key-value store.

::: key_value.aio.stores.memcached.MemcachedStore options: show_source: false members: - init

Null Store

A no-op store that doesn’t persist anything, useful for testing.

::: key_value.aio.stores.null.NullStore options: show_source: false members: - init

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