fixturegen 0.8

Install

Using pip

pip install fixturegen

Or using easy_install

easy_install fixturegen

Usage

Basic

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user
from fixture import DataSet

class UserData(DataSet):
    class user_1:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'
    class user_2:
        id = 2
        name = u'second'
    class user_3:
        id = 3
        name = u'third'

Limiting

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --limit=2
from fixture import DataSet

class UserData(DataSet):
    class user_1:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'
    class user_2:
        id = 2
        name = u'second'

Ordering

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --order-by='id DESC'
from fixture import DataSet

class UserData(DataSet):
    class user_3:
        id = 3
        name = u'third'
    class user_2:
        id = 2
        name = u'second'
    class user_1:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'

Filtering

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --where='id > 1'
from fixture import DataSet

class UserData(DataSet):
    class user_2:
        id = 2
        name = u'second'

Hide import statement

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --limit=1 --without-import
class UserData(DataSet):
    class user_1:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'

Custom fixture class name:

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --fixture-class-name DummyData --limit=1
class Dummy(DataSet):
    class user_1:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'

Custom row class naming:

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy mysql://user:password@localhost/your_db user --naming-row-columns=id,name --limit=1
class Dummy(DataSet):
    class user_1_first:
        id = 1
        name = u'first'

Help

$ fixturegen-sqlalchemy --help