Flask-Pony

PonyORM for your Flask application.

Installation

pip install flask-pony

Quick start

Read the documentation for the pony-database-facade package.

# app.py

from flask import Flask

from flask_pony import Pony


app = Flask(__name__)
app.config.from_object('configmodule.Config')

pony = Pony(app)

from . import models

pony.connect()

# models.py

from pony.orm import Required

from . import pony


db = pony.db


class Person(db.Entity):
    username = Required(str, 50)

# configmodule.py

class Config(object):
    PONY = {
        'provider': 'mysql',
        'user': 'anyone',
        'password': 'anykey',
        'dbname': 'blog'
    }

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