Dictalchemy
Dictalchemy adds asdict() and fromdict() methods to SQLAlchemy declarative models.
Documentation
Documentation can be found at http://pythonhosted.org/dictalchemy/
Source
The source is hosted at http://github.com/danielholmstrom/dictalchemy.
Licence
Dictalchemy is MIT licenced.
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