aio-peewee 0.2.8

Peewee support for async frameworks (Asyncio, Trio)

aio-peewee – Peewee support for async frameworks (Asyncio, Trio, Curio)

The library doesn’t make peewee work async, but allows you to use Peewee with your asyncio based libraries correctly.

Features

• Tasks Safety. The library tracks of the connection state using Task-local storage, making the Peewee Database object safe to use with multiple tasks inside a loop.

• Async management of connections for Peewee Connections Pool

Contents

• Features

• Requirements

• Installation

• QuickStart

• Usage

  • Initialization

  • Async Connect

  • Connection Pooling

  • Database URL

  • ASGI Middleware

  • Curio

• Bug tracker

• Contributing

• License

Requirements

• python >= 3.8

Installation

aio-peewee should be installed using pip:

pip install aio-peewee

QuickStart

from aiopeewee import db_url

db = db_url.connect('postgres+async://locahost:5432/database')

async def main(id=1):
    async with db:
        item = Model.get(Model.id == 1)

    return item.name

Usage

Initialization

from aiopeewee import PostgresqlDatabaseAsync, SqliteDatabaseAsync, MySQLDatabaseAsync, CockroachDatabaseAsync

 db = PostgresqlDatabaseAsync('my_app', user='app', password='db_password', host='10.1.0.8', port=3306)

Async Connect

# Manual
async def main():
     await db.connect_async()
     # ...
     await db.close_async()

 # Context manager
async def main():
     async with db:
         # ...

Connection Pooling

from aiopeewee import PooledPostgresqlDatabaseAsync, PooledSqliteDatabaseAsync, PooledMySQLDatabaseAsync, PooledCockroachDatabaseAsync

db = PooledPostgresqlDatabase('my_database', max_connections=8, stale_timeout=300, user='postgres')

Database URL

from aiopeewee import db_url

 db0 = db_url.connect('cockroachdb+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db1 = db_url.connect('cockroachdb+pool+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db2 = db_url.connect('mysql+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db3 = db_url.connect('mysql+pool+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db4 = db_url.connect('postgres+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db5 = db_url.connect('postgres+pool+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db6 = db_url.connect('sqlite+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db7 = db_url.connect('sqlite+pool+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db8 = db_url.connect('sqliteexc+async://localhost/db', **db_params)
 db9 = db_url.connect('sqliteexc+pool+async://localhost/db', **db_params)

ASGI Middleware

import datetime as dt

from asgi_tools import App
from aiopeewee import PeeweeASGIPlugin
import peewee as pw


db = PeeweeASGIPlugin(url='sqlite+async:///db.sqlite')


@db.register
class Visit(pw.Model):
    created = pw.DateTimeField(default=dt.datetime.utcnow())
    address = pw.CharField()


db.create_tables()


app = App()


@app.route('/')
async def visits_json(request):
    """Store the visit and load latest 10 visits."""
    Visit.create(address=request.client[0])
    return [{
        'id': v.id, 'address': v.address, 'timestamp': round(v.created.timestamp()),
    } for v in Visit.select().order_by(Visit.id.desc()).limit(10)]


app = db.middleware(app)

Curio

aio-peewee uses contextvars to store db connections. So you have to enable contextvars for Curio: https://curio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto.html#how-do-you-use-contextvars

Bug tracker

If you have any suggestions, bug reports or annoyances please report them to the issue tracker at https://github.com/klen/aio-peewee/issues

Contributing

Development of the project happens at: https://github.com/klen/aio-peewee

License

Licensed under a MIT license.