pycentroid 1.1.6

@themost-framework alternative for python

pycentroid

@themost-framework for Python

@themost-framework is a fully-featured end-to-end framework for building scalable data-driven web applications and services under node.js. It consists of a wide set of server-side libraries and client-side tools for helping developers creating scalable and configurable production environments. pycentroid is a @themost-framework alternative for python.

pycentroid.client

A client-side library of @themost-framework application for python

from typing import List
from pycentroid.client import ClientDataContext, ClientContextOptions
from pycentroid.query import select

async def get_products():
    context = ClientDataContext(ClientContextOptions('http://localhost:3000/api/'))
    # get products
    items: List = await context.model('Products').as_queryable().select(
            lambda x: select(id=x.id, name=x.name, product_model=x.model,)
        ).where(
            lambda x: x.category == 'Laptops'
        ).get_items()
    return items

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pycentroid.query

A database-agnostic query module which for writing SQL expressions of any kind

from pycentroid.query import QueryExpression, QueryEntity, SqlFormatter, select


products = QueryEntity('ProductData')
query = QueryExpression(products).select(
        lambda x: select(id=x.id, name=x.name, price=round(x.price, 2))
    ).where(
        lambda x: round(x.price, 2) < 800 and x.category == 'Laptops'
    )
sql = SqlFormatter().format(query)
# sql > SELECT id,name,ROUND(price,2) AS price FROM ProductData WHERE ((ROUND(price,2)<800) AND (category='Laptops'))

pycentroid.data

A next-generation ORM data module for developing data-driven application and services.

from pycentroid.data.application import DataApplication
from os.path import abspath, join, dirname
APP_PATH = abspath(join(dirname(__file__), '..'))


async def main():
    app = DataApplication(cwd=APP_PATH)
    context = app.create_context()
    results = await context.model('Order').where(
        lambda x: x.orderedItem.category == 'Desktops'
        ).get_items()
    print(results)