HTables
HTables is a library for storing string-to-string mapping objects in a database. Two backends are supported so far: ~htables.PostgresqlDB and ~htables.SqliteDB.
>>> import htables
>>> db = htables.SqliteDB(':memory:')
>>> with db.session() as dbs:
... dbs['tweet'].create_table()
... dbs['tweet'].new(text="Hello world!")
... dbs.commit()
Tables are collections of Rows. A row is basically a dictionary with an extra id property. Its keys and values must be strings.
>>> with db.session() as dbs: ... tweet = dbs['tweet'].find_first() ... tweet['author'] = '1337 h4x0r' ... tweet.save() ... dbs.commit()
There are many ways of retrieving rows. The following all fetch the same record:
>>> with db.session() as dbs: ... tweet_table = dbs['tweet'] ... [tweet] = list(tweet_table.find()) ... [tweet] = list(tweet_table.find(author='1337 h4x0r')) ... tweet = tweet_table.find_first() ... tweet = tweet_table.find_single() ... tweet = tweet_table.get(1)
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