Alchemytools
This project brings a set of useful tools to be used in any SQLAchemly project.
The idea is to save common problems, for example: Opening/Closing sessions, commiting the sesssin only at the end of the transaction, etc.
Available Tools
Here are all tools available in alchemytools.
Context Managers
managed
This is the basic context manager and it will commit and close your session automatically, at the end of the with block.
with managed(MySessionClass) as session: # Do what you need with your session # Here the session is already closed and commited
If you raise any exception inside the with block, the session will be rolled back and the exception re-raised.
To avoid having all of the function body inside the with block, managed functions as a context manager as well.
@managed(MySessionClass)
def foo(session, *args, **kwargs):
# Do what you need with your session
pass
# call as if the session didn't exist:
foo(2, a='b')The session is opened every time the function is called and closed whenever it returns or raises an exception. Autommit and rollback rules work as normal.
Additional options
auto_flush: Sets the autoflush option on the SQLAlchemy session, defaults fo False
Executing tests
$ python setup.py test
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