Intuitive interaction with SQLite database
Project description
This project is deprecated since the class Database exists in the library Shared
Litedao
Intuitive interaction with SQLite database
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Installation | Reference | Shared
Overview
Here is an example of an interaction with an SQL database:
from litedao import Litedao
# Database path (if this file does not exist, it will be created)
DATABASE_PATH = "/home/alex/litedao_test.db"
# SQL code to initialize the database
INIT_SCRIPT = """\
CREATE TABLE friend (username TEXT PRIMARY KEY, email TEXT NOT NULL);
CREATE TABLE enemy (username TEXT PRIMARY KEY, email TEXT NOT NULL)"""
# Insertion SQL code
INSERTION_SQL = """\
INSERT INTO friend (username, email)
VALUES (?, ?), (?, ?)"""
# Selection SQL code
SELECTION_SQL = "SELECT * from friend"
def insert_data(litedao):
# inserts data in the database then returns a boolean
return litedao.edit(INSERTION_SQL, param=("alex", "alex@earth.invalid",
"rustic", "rustic@earth.invalid"))
def select_data(litedao):
# returns the selection
return litedao.query(SELECTION_SQL)
# litedao instance
litedao = Litedao(DATABASE_PATH, init_script=INIT_SCRIPT)
# insert data if this database is newly created
if litedao.is_new:
insert_data(litedao)
selection = select_data(litedao)
tables = litedao.tables()
columns = litedao.columns("friend")
litedao.close() # if you forget to close Litedao, it will close itself at exit
print(selection)
# output: (['username', 'email'], [('alex', 'alex@earth.invalid'), ('rustic', 'rustic@earth.invalid')])
print(tables)
# output: ['friend', 'enemy']
print(columns)
# output: [(0, 'username', 'TEXT', 0, None, 1), (1, 'email', 'TEXT', 1, None, 0)]
Read the reference !
Do you need to store data collections with another simpler paradigm ? Check Shared !
Installation
pip install litedao
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