pymysql-term 1.0.0

Terminal output formatter and query executor for PyMySQL

pymysql-terminal

Lightweight wrapper around PyMySQL for executing queries and displaying results in the terminal.

Install

pip install pymysql-term

Or from source:

pip install git+https://github.com/amirullahmutalibov/pymysql-terminal.git

Usage

from pymysql_terminal import Connection, Executor

conn = Connection(host="localhost", database="mydb", user="root", password="root")
ex = Executor(conn)

# print query result as a table
ex.print_table("SELECT * FROM products WHERE discount > %s", (10,))

# fetch as list of dicts
rows = ex.fetch("SELECT * FROM orders")

# insert / update / delete
ex.execute("UPDATE products SET price = %s WHERE product_id = %s", (999.0, 1))

conn.close()

Output example

+------------+--------------+----------+----------+
| product_id | product_name | price    | discount |
+------------+--------------+----------+----------+
| 1          | Nike Zoom    | 1000.00  | 14.0     |
| 2          | Amir Imba    | 984000   | 18.0     |
+------------+--------------+----------+----------+
строк: 2

API

Connection(host, database, user, password, port, charset)

Connects to MySQL. Supports auto-reconnect.

Executor(connection)

• fetch(sql, params) → list[dict]
• fetch_one(sql, params) → dict
• execute(sql, params) — INSERT / UPDATE / DELETE
• print_table(sql, params) — prints formatted table to terminal

Formatter

• print_table(rows) — print list of dicts as ASCII table
• to_csv(rows, delimiter) → str