knexpy 0.1.0

A KnexJS like module for abstracting Python's SQLite

Knexpy

A query builder for SQLite3 based on Knexjs

Features

• Transactions
• Type Checking
• Bulk Insert
• JSON mapping

You can report bugs and discuss feature on the GitHub issues page.

Examples

Creating a Table

from Knexpy import Knex, Field

db = Knex("<Database File Name/Path>")

db.table(
    "c",
    [
        Field.integer("field"),
    ],
    not_exists=False,
)

db.table(
    "t",
    [
        Field.varchar("field"), # Default size: 255
        Field.varchar("field2"),
        Field.varchar("field3"),
        Field.foreign_key("field4", "c", "id"),
    ],
    not_exists=False, # IF NOT EXISTS clause. Defaults to True
)

When creating a table the fields id, created_at, modified_at are automatically generated. The id field is a hash based on the information of the Row

Basic Select

from Knexpy import Knex

db = Knex("<Database File Name/Path>")

query = (
    db.select("id", "field", "field2", ["field3", "test"],...) # List type on select acts as an alias
    .from_("t")
    .where("field", "=", "12345")
    .order_by("id")
)

query.query() # Returns data as JSON
query.query(False) # Returns data as tuples

Select with Subquery

from Knexpy import Knex

db = Knex("<Database File Name/Path>")

query = (
    db.select("id", "field", "field2", ["field3", "test"],...)
    .from_("t")
    .where("field", "=", "12345")
    .where(
        "field4",
        "=",
        db.subquery().select("id").from_("c").where("field", "=", 12345),
        join_type="OR", # If attribute not present defaults to "AND".
    )
    .order_by("id")
)

query.query() # Returns data as JSON

Insert JSON Data

from Knexpy import Knex

db = Knex("<Database File Name/Path>", type_check=True) # type_check enables type checking (duh) when inserting/updating data

db.insert_json("<table>", {
    "field": "1",
    "field2": "2",
    "field3": "3"
})