firebird-lib
The Python library for Firebird
This package provides optional extensions for firebird-driver.
Currently it contains modules for:
- Work with Firebird database schema.
- Work with Firebird monitoring tables.
- Processing output from gstat Firebird utility.
- Processing Firebird server log.
- Processing output from Firebird server trace & audit sessions.
Table of Contents
Installation
Requires: Firebird 3+
pip install firebird-lib
Agent skill
The firebird-lib skill helps coding agents use this
package in other projects. Download firebird-lib-<version>-skill.zip from the
matching GitHub release when
the release includes the skill archive. Extract it into the user skill directory
for your agent; the archive contains a firebird-lib directory with SKILL.md
and its references:
| Agent | User skill directory |
|---|---|
| Codex | ~/.codex/skills/ |
| Claude Code | ~/.claude/skills/ |
| Gemini CLI | ~/.agents/skills/ |
For example, run unzip firebird-lib-<version>-skill.zip -d ~/.codex/skills/
to make the downloaded skill available to Codex across projects. From a checkout,
you can instead run cp -R skills/firebird-lib ~/.codex/skills/. Maintainers can
create the archive in dist/ with hatch run build-skill.
License
firebird-lib is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
Documentation
The documentation for this package is available at https://firebird-lib.rtfd.io
Development
See the development guide for the project layout, test setup, and module-specific maintenance notes.
Metadata
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