Show HN: Kvass, a personal key-value store
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#2I hope this feeling is me catching onto the joke in the name rather than being a first responder
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#3I hope this feeling is me catching onto the joke in the name rather than being a first responder
The name can be read as an acronym of ‘Key-Value ASSociative store’, but also alludes to the beverage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvass
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#4I’m wondering what sorts of use-cases people would use a personal key-value store for. Maybe it’s just a useful foundation for building other tools on top of, like a password manager.
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#5now all that is missing is a FUSE driver
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#6Cool project! Congrats on launching ! What is the benefit compared to reddit or CF workers KV?
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#7I’m wondering what sorts of use-cases people would use a personal key-value store for. Maybe it’s just a useful foundation for building other tools on top of, like a password manager.
But it's just a wrapper around SQLite. Skip the middleman and just use SQLite.
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#9For personal use, I’ve had good luck storing things in files. Then when I need those those things, I read the files.
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#10I’m wondering what sorts of use-cases people would use a personal key-value store for. Maybe it’s just a useful foundation for building other tools on top of, like a password manager.
But it's just a wrapper around SQLite. Skip the middleman and just use SQLite.
But you can’t access Sqlite over the web.