flypper-sqlalchemy
Flypper-sqlalchemy is a storage backend for the flypper package.
It is backed by a RDBMS through the SQL-Alchemy library so it an be used in a distributed environment and be persisted across restarts.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install flypper-sqlalchemy.
pip install flypper-sqlalchemy
Usage
Build a storage backend:
from flypper_sqlalchemy.storage.sqla import SqlAlchemyStorage
# Create tables, make sure they are created, for instance with `create_all()`.
SqlAlchemyStorage.build_flags_table(sqla_metadata=metadata)
SqlAlchemyStorage.build_metadata_table(sqla_metadata=metadata)
storage = SqlAlchemyStorage(session=session_proxy)
# Or instead, depending on the use-case:
#
# storage = SqlAlchemyStorage(engine=engine)
)
Use it in the web UI:
from flypper.wsgi.web_ui import FlypperWebUI
web_ui = FlypperWebUI(storage=storage)
Use it in your code:
- Build a client for your app
- Use a context
from flypper.client import Client as FlypperClient
# Once per thread
flypper_client = FlypperClient(storage=storage, ttl=10)
# Once per request
flypper_context = FlypperContext(
client=flypper_client,
entries={"user_id": "42"},
)
# Every time you need
flypper_context.is_enabled("flag_name")
flypper_context.is_enabled(
"other_flag_name",
entries={"item_reference": "blue-shampoo"},
)
Q&A
How to use the ORM layer of SQL-Alchemy?
We can use the Hybrid Declarative mapping capability to build a mapped class from flypper's tables:
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from flypper_sqlalchemy.storage.sqla import SqlAlchemyStorage
Base = declarative_base()
class FlypperFlag(Base):
__table__ = SqlAlchemyStorage.build_flags_table(
sqla_metadata=Base.metadata,
)
class FlypperMetadata(Base):
__table__ = SqlAlchemyStorage.build_metadata_table(
sqla_metadata=Base.metadata,
)
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
License
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