pydrbloomfilter is a distributed implement of bloom filter which based on Redis.

It is very simple, I just use the commands that setbit and getbit of Redis to store the bitarray, and the bloom filter will be persisted in Redis(I just assume your redis server will persisted your data)

usecase:

init bloomfilter

redis_connection = {
    'host': '127.0.0.1',
    'port': 6379,
    'db': 0,
    'bfkey': 'bf'
}
pbl = pydrbloomfilter(10000000, 0.001, redis_connection)

add key to bloomfilter

pbl.add('hello world')

judge if bloom filter already contains the key

if 'hello world' in pbl:
    print True

or

print pbl.exists('hello world')

by default, the bloom filter will store in Redis, if you want to clear data, you can delete the bfkey of your redis_connection, or you can do as below:

pbl.clear()

thanks to Creating a Simple Bloom Filter