Decibel 1.0.1

Python database management thin wrapper.

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About the Decibel Library

The Decibel library is a Python DB-API database manager, or to be more precise, a thin wrapper. It exposes three methods besides the database instance: reg for registering a named statement,`run` for running a registered statement a single time or multiple times, and __call__ method for executing a query.

The wrapper can be helpful for it can memorize a statement with a short-hand key, user/developer can then execute the statement with the key instead of the full-blown statement string. This way, the statements can be stored and managed else where centrally, ie. config.ini. So any updates to the statements does not necessarily break the program’s functionality. If you are interested, the Utilize Library provides user with config/settings central management functionality, and it uses Decibel to provide user with database management.

Besides the statement management, the library also features a Result class used to hold query results. It is a subclass of list with two properties: lastrowid and rowcount.

Since all queries executed with Decibel class are automatically committed to the database, user don’t have to worry about data loss; however, all the query results are fetched at once using fetchall method on the database cursors, this library is not particularly suited for queries with very very long results.

All the database methods are still available to use, so the user can do more.

How to Use Decibel Library

After installing using pip install Decibel, simply import Decibel, pass in the database instance as the first parameter, and optionally a dict of key - statement pairs for the second parameter.

New statement can be registered using reg method, it takes a string key and a string statement as its arguments, and persist them in the memory. Optionally, it takes arbitrarily keyword arguments (**kwargs), and treat them as key - statement pairs, and persist them in its memory.

To execute a saved statement, one can simply invoke the run method, with the first parameter being statement key, and the second being a tuple/list of arguments. Optionally, if the third argument is provided as True, it will expect the values to be tuple/list of tuple/list of arguments, and execute the saved query on each of the items.

A query can be executed without being saved simply by calling directly on the instance itself (__call__ method), the second argument and the third behaves the same as run method.

from mysql.connector import connect as mysql
from sqlite3 import connect as sqlite
from decibel import Decibel

# create database instances as usual
mysql_db = mysql(host = 'localhost', port = 3306, database = 'test')
sqlite_db = sqlite(':memory:')

# initialize Decibel with database instance and statement repo
mysql_dec = Decibel(mysql_db, {
  'init' : 'create table test (id int(11) not null primary key auto_increment);'
})
# register statements for later use with key `insert` and `select_all`
mysql_dec.reg('insert', 'insert into test values (%s);', select_all = 'select * from test;')
# run a saved statement
mysql_dec.run('init') # [], empty results
# run the saved `insert` statement with values
res = mysql_dec.run('insert', (100, )) # insert a value with single parameter
res.lastrowid # 100, get the last row id
res.rowcount # 1, get the affected row count
# run the saved statement on multiple statements
res = mysql_dec.run('insert', [(200, ), (300, )], True) # [[], []]execute many/insert many
# since executed on many values, each item in the res list is a Result object
res[0].lastrowid  # 200, the first insert command's lastrowid
res[0].rowcount   # 1, the first insert command's rowcount
res[1].lastrowid  # 300, the second insert command's lastrowid
res[1].rowcount   # 1, the second insert command's rowcount
res = mysql_dec.run('select_all') # [(100, ), (200, ), (300, )] the results
res.lastrowid # 300, access the lastrowid
res.rowcount # -1, access query row count

# one can also execute a statement one by calling the object
res = mysql_dec('select * from test;')
res.lastrowid # 300, access the lastrowid
res.rowcount # -1, access query row count

# wrapper also worked on sqlite3 or any DB-API compliant instances
sqlite_dec = Decibel(sqlite_db)
sqlite_dec('create table test (id integer not null primary key autoincrement, co);')
sqlite_dec.reg(insert = 'insert into test values (?, ?);')
res = sqlite_dec.run('insert', (1, 'content'))
res.lastrowid # 1
res.rowcount # 1
res = sqlite_dec.run('insert', (2, 'content'))
res.lastrowid # 2
res.rowcount # 1

Decibel Class API References

The Decibel module provides two classes: Result and Decibel. The Result class is a subclass of Python list and is used to hold the execution result returned by database cursor; the Decibel class is the actual wrapper that manages statements, executions and commits.

Result Class

A sub class of list, with lastrowid and rowcount properties. it will perform a fetchall operation on the cursor passed in, so be aware that this might not be suitable for queries with very very long results.

Signature: Result(cursor)

• instance.lastrowid property: will give the user the last insertion row id, useful when auto incrementing.

• instance.rowcount property: will give the user how many rows are affected by this query.

Decibel Class

The thin-wrapper manager class for DB-API compliant databases. Three methods were added on the database instances, reg, run and __call__. All the database methods are still available, so the users are not restricted by using this library.

Signature: Decibel(database, statments = None)

• instance.reg(stid = None, stmt = None, **kwargs): register a key-statement pair for later use.

• instance.run(stid, vaulues = None, many = False): execute a saved statement.

• isntance(statement, values = None, many = False): execute a statement.

Licenses

This project is licensed under two permissive licenses, please chose one or both of the licenses to your like. Although not necessary, bug reports or feature improvements, attributes to the author(s), information on how this program is used are welcome and appreciated :-) Happy coding

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Copyright 2018 Hansheng Zhao

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