Cassondra ORM ( CORM )
Cassandra ORM which uses Python annotations similar to the typing.NamedTuple API
Install
$ pip install -U corm
Usage
import corm
from corm.models import CORMBase
from datetime import datetime
class TestModel(CORMBase):
__keyspace__ = 'mykeyspace'
column_one: str
column_two: int
column_three: datetime
corm.register_table(TestModel)
corm.sync_schema()
first_test = TestModel('one', 'two', datetime.utcnow())
second_test = TestModel('first', 'second', datetime.utcnow())
corm.insert([first_test, second_test])
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