pgcom
Communication manager for PostgreSQL database, provides a collection of convenience wrappers over Psycopg adapter to simplify the usage of basic Psycopg methods in conjunction with Pandas DataFrames.
Installation
To install the package, simply use pip:
$ pip install pgcom
Key features
- Reading from database table to Pandas DataFrame.
- Writing from DataFrame to a table.
- Adaptation between DataFrames and COPY FROM.
- Methods to resolve conflicts in DataFrame before applying COPY FROM.
- Tools for setting asynchronous communication with database using LISTEN and NOTIFY commands.
Read the documentation for more.
License
MIT License (see LICENSE).
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