Welcome to ORMStorm

ORMStorm is a small library for easy work with databases.

The key features are:

• Simplicity: The library is very simple, and it won't take long to learn it.
• Coding speed: Integrating the library into your projects won't take long.
• Dynamic: Unlike others, this library will allow you to very quickly create new tables and add databases to them.

Installing

pip install ormstorm

Usage

Using standard tables

from ormstorm import Table, Types, Column, create_session  


class ExampleTable(Table): 
    __tablename__ = "example"  
      
    id = Column(Types.INTEGER, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True)  
    text = Column(Types.STRING)  
      
      
LocalSession = create_session("example.sqlite3", [ExampleTable])  
      
with LocalSession() as session:  
    session.insert(ExampleTable(text="Hello, world!"))

Using a dynamic table

from ormstorm import DynamicTable, Types, Column, create_session  
      
      
LocalSession = create_session("example.sqlite3", [])  
      
with LocalSession() as session:  
    NewTable = DynamicTable(  
        "new_table", {"id": Column(Types.INTEGER, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True), "text": Column(Types.STRING)}  
    )  
      
    session.create(NewTable)  
    session.insert(NewTable(text="Easy use of dynamic tables!"))

Magic filters

Magic filters is a special system that allows you to quickly write conditions for sql queries in the usual python style! Magic filters currently support the following operators: =, !=, >=, >, <=, <, &, |, ~

Simple use of magic filters:

from ormstorm import Table, Types, Column, create_session


class ExampleTable(Table):
    __tablename__ = "example"

    id = Column(Types.INTEGER, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True)
    text = Column(Types.STRING)


LocalSession = create_session("example.sqlite3", [ExampleTable])

with LocalSession() as session:
    result = session.select(
        (ExampleTable.text == "Hello") | ((ExampleTable.id > 5) & (ExampleTable.id < 15))
    )

Instead of the usual and and or, & and | are used, respectively. Also, ~ is used instead of the or keyword. It is also worth noting that some expressions should be wrapped in parentheses to avoid unexpected errors.

To select all data from a table, simply specify its class.

result = session.select(ExampleTable)

Documentation

At the moment, all documentation is located in the library itself. Each function and class has good documentation to understand what the function is for.

Note

This library is strictly not recommended for use in large projects because of the small functionality!