high-sql 1.0.2

A high-level sql command utility. Currently only MySQL is supported.

High SQL

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A high-level sql command utility. Currently, only MySQL is supported. PYPI Package

Table of Contents

• Using the library
  • Installing and using the library
  • Examples of usage
• Manually install the library
  • Prerequisites
  • Install the requirements
  • Run the Unit Tests
• Continuous Integration
• Update PyPI package
• License

Using the library

For a detailed usage example see example.py.

Installing and using the library

First, you need to install the library using pip:

$ pip install high_sql

Then, import it and initialize it like so:

from high_sql import HighMySQL

db_conf = {'hostname': 'your hostname', 'username': 'your username', 'password': 'your password',
           'db_name': 'your db name', 'port': 3306}
mysql_obj = HighMySQL(config=db_conf)

If you want to use a yml file to load the configuration, you can use the HighConfig class:

from high_sql import HighConfig
import os

config_path = str(os.path.join('confs', 'conf.yml'))
config = HighConfig(config_src=config_path)
db_conf = config.get_db_config()

Two example YAML files can be found in the confs folder. For more details on how to use this YAML configuration loader see this Readme.

Examples of usage

The currently supported operations are the following:

• Inserts, Updates, Deletes, Select
• Create, Truncate, Drop table
• Show all tables

Insert

mysql_obj.insert_into_table('test_table', data={'firstname': 'Mr Name', 'lastname': 'surname'})

Update

mysql_obj.update_table('test_table', set_data={'lastname': 'New Last Name'},
                       where='firstname="Mr Name"')

Delete

mysql_obj.delete_from_table('test_table', where='firstname="Mr Name"')

Select

res = mysql_obj.select_from_table('test_table', columns='*', where='firstname="Mr Name"', 
                                  order_by='firstname', asc_or_desc='ASC', limit=5)

Truncate

mysql_obj.truncate_table('test_table')

Create

mysql_obj.create_table(table='test_table', schema=table_schema)

Drop

mysql_obj.drop_table('test_table')

Show Tables

mysql_obj.show_tables()

All of these examples can be found in example.py.

Manually install the library

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

You need to have a machine with anaconda installed and any Bash based shell (e.g. zsh) installed.

$ conda -V
conda 4.10.1

$ echo $SHELL
/usr/bin/zsh

Install the requirements

All the installation steps are being handled by the Makefile.

First, modify the python version (min_python) and everything else you need in the settings.ini.

Then, execute the following commands:

$ make create_env
$ conda activate yaml_config_wrapper
$ make dist

Now you are ready to use and modify the library.

Run the Unit Tests

If you want to run the unit tests, execute the following command:

$ make tests

Continuous Integration

For the continuous integration, the CircleCI service is being used. For more information you can check the setup guide.

For any modifications, edit the circleci config.

Update PyPI package

This is mainly for future reference for the developers of this project. First, create a file called ~/.pypirc with your pypi login details, as follows:

[pypi]
username = your_pypi_username
password = your_pypi_password

Then, modify the python version (min_python), project status (status), release version (version) and everything else you need in the settings.ini.

Finally, execute the following commands:

$ make create_env
$ conda activate yaml_config_wrapper
$ make release

For a dev release, change the testing_version and instead of make release, run make release_test.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.