FlagBox 0.21

A simple mysql orm for python3

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FlagBox - a simple mysql orm for python3

Functional overview

• Model-Oriented operations
• Basic CRUD
• Operator query
• Automatic safety escape
• Deadlock retry

Installing

shell>pip install flagbox

Basic

from flagbox import Mysql

# Create a connection.Automatically create database(if it is not created)
db = Mysql('localhost', 'root', 'your-password', 'testdb1')

class Worker(db.Model):
    __table__ = 'worker'

    id = db.PrimaryKeyField()
    username = db.VarcharField(max_length=32, nullable=False, unique=True, default=None, comment="Worker's username")
    password = db.VarcharField(max_length=32, nullable=False, unique=False, default=None, comment="Worker's password")
    salary = db.FloatField(nullable=False, unique=False, default=0.0, comment="Worker's monthly salary")

Worker.create_table()

# Insert
jack = Worker(username='Jack', password='JackSoHandsome', salary=3999.2)
jack.insert()

mary = Worker()
mary.username = 'Mary'
mary.password = 'MarySoBeautiful'
mary.insert()

# Get all and get the first
all_workers = Worker.select().all()
the_first_worker = Worker.select().first()

# Query by operators
rich_workers = Worker.select(Worker.salary>=3000.0).all()

# Complex query by operators & and |
worker_jack = Worker.select(
	((Worker.username == 'jack') & (Worker.password == 'JackSoHandsome')) | (Worker.salary=='3999.2')
).first()

# Order the rows
the_richest_worker = Worker.select(orders=[-Worker.salary]).first()

# Use the result
for worker in all_workers:
	print('username:{} password:{} salary:{}'.format(worker.username, worker.password, worker.salary))
print('And the richest worker is {}'.format(the_richest_worker.username))

# Update one row
worker_jack.salary = 3000.0
worker_jack.update()

# Delete one row
worker_jack.delete()

Else

Currently supported MySQL fields

FlagBox	Mysql
PrimaryKeyField	NO
BooleanField	BOOLEAN
IntField	INT
BigIntField	BIGINT
FloatField	FLOAT
DoubleField	DOUBLE
VarcharField	VARCHAR
TextField	TEXT

PrimaryKeyField must be defined as the primary key.A basic definition below

mydb = Mysql('localhost', 'root', 'your-passwd', 'your-database')
class ModelName(mydb.Model):
    __table__ = 'mytable'

    id = mydb.PrimaryKeyField()
    # Other fields...