htconnector Framework:
htconnector is a python framework for creating desktop and mobile applications. It enables you to link your application to a database. This framework uses PostgreSQL.
NB: If you use it without database, sorry the framework is unusable
About us:
Created by Hizart.Soft H._T coorp@2022 _ based harsdev
htconnector version 1.0
Why use htconnector?
- Facilitates the connection between your application and the database
- Reduces the number of written codes
- Fast and secure
Help for keyword:
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
ConnectBaseStorages() |
Connect to database by fill your key params HTBASE : db_name HTUSER : user HTPASS : password HTHOST : host HTPORT : port |
DisconnectBaseStorages() |
Disconnect to database |
FetchDataFrom() |
Get all data from database, this fetch all data exist on database without filter. This is recommanded for free data |
UseDefaultUserModel() |
Use default user model This is default table by thconnector. relational db |
UseMd5() |
Encrypt password security with md5 |
CreateUser() |
Create user by default model |
AuthForUser() |
Authantification after register |
UpdateUserValue() |
Update user value, user user_id |
DeleteUserValue() |
Delete user value, don't forget user_id |
LogoutUser() |
Logout user connected |
Installation:
Install postgresql
https://www.postgresql.org/download/
if you using linux , ubuntu, follow the script
sudo sh -c 'echo "deb https://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/apt $(lsb_release -cs)-pgdg main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pgdg.list'
wget --quiet -O - https://www.postgresql.org/media/keys/ACCC4CF8.asc | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install postgresql
lnstallation requires
pip install psycopg2
or
pip install psycopg2-binary
Install framework for window/mac/linux
pip install htconnector
pip3 install htconnector (for the version of python3)
Usage of htconnector (The documentation):
Compement:
- Connect database
- Insert data
- Fetch data
- Default model for registration an login
The base of connection.
from htconnector.connector import (
ConnectBaseStorages,
DisconnectBaseStorages,
ExecuteBaseData,
FetchDataFrom
)
Replace 'your_dbname', 'your_user', and 'your_password' with your actual database credentials.
To connect your application to server you must define use the function ConnectBaseStorages()
db_connection, db_cursor = ConnectBaseStorages(
htbase = 'your_dbname',
htuser = 'your_user',
htpass = 'your_password',
hthost = 'your_host',
htport = 'your_port'
)
If you create custom parameters using input , you can try this example:
dbname = input('Enter your db_name: ')
username = input('Enter your username: ')
password = input('Enter your password: ')
host = input('Enter your host: ')
port = input('Enter your port: ')
connect_to, db_cursor = ConnectBaseStorages(
htbase = dbname,
htuser = username,
htpass = password,
hthost = host,
htport = port
)
Example query execution.
create_table_query = """
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS example_table (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(100),
age INTEGER
); """
execute_query(db_cursor, create_table_query)
Example data insertion.
insert_data_query = "INSERT INTO example_table (
name,age) VALUES (%s, %s);"
data = ('John Doe', 30)
execute_query(db_cursor, insert_data_query, data)
Example data retrieval.
select_data_query = "SELECT * FROM example_table;"
result = FetchDataForm(db_cursor, select_data_query)
print(result)
Disconnect from the database when done
DisconnectBaseStorages(db_connection, db_cursor)
Use htmodel user.
from htconnector.connector import (
ConnectBaseStorages,
DisconnectBaseStorages,
ExecuteBaseData,
FetchDataFrom,
UseDefaultUserModel #import if you need to use htcase_user
)
#compulsory packages: UseDefaultUserModel
The htmodel contain.
It's a bit like the Django model, but here you don't have to use the function UseDefaultUserModel .
username
password
email
firstname
lastname
is_activegender
To use the default user table , follow this code:
#Create default user::
UseDefaultUserModel(db_cursor)
Insert with security MD5
pass_data = UseMd5("You_password")
#Insert data to the htcase_user table::
insert_user = """
INSERT INTO user_table (username, password, email, lastname, firstname, is_active, gender)
VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s);
"""
user_data = ('hizart', pass_data, 'hizart@example.com', 'Harry', 'Tahiana', True, 'Male')
execute_query(db_cursor, insert_user, user_data)
Create User by default table:
If you use UseDefaultUserModel , you can create Registration and Login by default models. To make it , you need to import module CreateUser and AuthForUser .
CreateUser: Use for creating user (admin or simple user)
AuthForUser: For login access
from htconnector.connector import (
#Your exist module here:
CreateUser,
AuthForUser
)
don't forget to make it. (call back function).
CreateUser(db_cursor=db_cursor)
AuthForUser(db_cursor=db_cursor)
When you Login , you can logged, no params LogoutUser().
LogoutUser()
After creating user , you can update and delete value from database by using this function.
UpdateUserValue(db_cursor=db_cursor, user_id)
#You can use to:
DeleteUser(db_cursor, user_id)
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