pydantic-sqlite
pydantic-sqlite makes it easy to store Pydantic models directly in a SQLite database and retrieve fully-typed objects -> no manual serialization.
pydantic-sqlite bridges the gap between Pydantic models and SQLite persistence. Instead of manually mapping your models to database columns or writing SQL, you work directly with your Pydantic BaseModel instances. The library automatically handles serialization and deserialization. You can store BaseModel instancea directly in the database, and when querying, you always get back fully reconstructed, ready-to-use Pydantic objects—just like your originals.
Documentation and Examples
For documentation, and examples, visit: pydantic-sqlite Documentation
Installation
Using pip
pip install pydantic-sqlite
Using uv
uv add pydantic-sqlite
Using poetry
poetry add pydantic-sqlite
Quick Start
from pydantic import BaseModel
from pydantic_sqlite import DataBase
class Person(BaseModel):
uuid: str
name: str
age: int
# Create a database
db = DataBase()
# Add a person - just pass your model instance
person = Person(uuid="1", name="Alice", age=30)
db.add("Persons", person)
# Retrieve all people - you get back Person instances, not raw rows
for person in db("Persons"):
print(f"{person.name} is {person.age} years old")
assert isinstance(person, Person) # ✓ True
Support
- Repository: GitHub
- Issues: Report bugs or request features
License
MIT – See LICENSE for details.
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