LocalVariable

Import the module and create an object of the class LocalVariable. Call the save method with the name and the value of a variable as argument to store your data locally and call any of the methods from the list below to read the value.

• read_int (var_name)
• read_float (var_name)
• read_str (var_name)
• read_bool (var_name)
• read_list (var_name)
• read_tuple (var_name)
• read_set (var_name)
• read_dict (var_name)

import PyVariable
data = Variables.LocalVariable()
data.save("Name", "John")  # This will store the variable Name with the value John
LocalName = data.read_str("Name")  # This will read the value of Name from cloud and store in LocalName
print(LocalName)  # This will print John

import PyVariable
count = 0
data = Variables.LocalVariable()
count = data.read_int("count")  # This will read the value of count and store in count variable
count = count + 1
data.save("count", count)  # This will store the variable count with the value John
print("This program ran" + str(count) + "times")
# do something below ;)

CloudVariable

Everything is now ready. Simply call the save method with the name and the value of a variable as argument to store your data online and call the read method with the name of your variable as argument to read the value. Note: The returned value will automatically be in your desired data type.


Here is a sample code -

import PyVariable
data = Variables.CloudVariable(The_Url_You_Copied)
data.save("Name", "John")  # This will store the variable Name with the value John
LocalName = data.read("Name")  # This will read the value of Name from cloud and store in LocalName
print(LocalName)  # This will print John