The package dbwrapper contains a simple, thread-safe wrapper for sqlite3. It runs a sqlite3.Connection in an own thread and passes SQL commands and results using queues.
Author: Sven Festersen (sven@sven-festersen.de) Version: 1.1 Date: 29 March 2013 License: GPL
Example usage:
import dbwrapper.db
database = dbwrapper.db.DBWrapper(“database.sqlite”) database(“SQL commands here”) database.close()
For more examples, see tests/test.py
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