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Prepares PostgreSQL queries for execution in more useful Pythonic way. Not ORM.

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Builds PostgreSQL queries for execution in more useful Pythonic way. Not ORM.

>>> from pssq import Q
>>> Q.select().from_("foo").where(a=5).end()
('SELECT * from "foo" where "a"=$1', (5,))

>>> Q.insert("foo").set(a=5, b=7).end()
('INSERT INTO "foo" ("a", "b") VALUES ($1, $2)', (5, 7))

>>> Q.insert("foo").set(q=Q.unsafe("4"), w=Q.unsafe("now()"), a=5).end()
('INSERT INTO "foo" ("q", "w", "a") VALUES (4, now(), $1)', (5,))

Install

pip3 install pssq

Motivation

Originally written for asyncpg service without ORM. Because writing bind variables for raw PostgreSQL is hard.

Tests

pip3 install pytest
PYTHONPATH=src py.test -s tests

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