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* [A few persisters you can use](#a-few-persisters-you-can-use)
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* [Local Files](#local-files)
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* [MongoDB](#mongodb)
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* [S3](#s3)
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* [S3, SQL, Zips, Dropbox](#s3-sql-zips-dropbox)
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* [Philosophical FAQs](#philosophical-faqs)
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* [Is a store an ORM? A DAO?](#is-a-store-an-orm-a-dao)
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* [Should storage transform the data?](#should-storage-transform-the-data)
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basic_test(store, k=(1234, 'bob'), v={'age': 42, 'gender': 'unspecified'})
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## S3
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## S3, SQL, Zips, Dropbox
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It works pretty much like LocalStores, but stores in S3. You'll need to have an account with
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S3 persister/stores work pretty much like LocalStores, but stores in S3. You'll need to have an account with
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AWS to use this. Find S3 stores in py2store.stores.s3_stores.
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SQL give you read and write access to SQL DBs and tables.
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ZipReader (and other related stores) talks to one or several files, giving you the ability to operate as if the zips were uncompressed.
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Dropbox will give you access to dropbox files through the same dict-like interface.
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# Philosophical FAQs
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