reata 1.1.5

A simple MySQL DBAPI wrapper for simplifying data processing pipelines.

Reata is a simple wrapper for the official MySQL DBAPI for Python (mysql.connector). The main purpose of the library is to simplify common MySQL operations and make interfacing with the DBAPI a more python-centric affair. Reata attempts to minimize the need for writing SQL statements into Python scripts. Unlike similar libraries, however, Reata is not an ORM and it makes no attempts to be an ORM. Instead, Reata aims to limit the amount of code which must be written to interact with the DBAPI while improving readability. Rather than force the user to write MySQL statements and execute them via a cursor object, as is typically the case with standard DBAPIs in Python, Reata abstracts away the underlying connection object and allows users to execute common MySQL operations via class methods.

Reata also makes efforts to help simplify data processing pipelines by incorporating methods that leverage the Pandas API. Users can load tables directly into dataframes and use dataframes to update tables.

Note

This distribution has been developed and tested on a standalone Python build and could–under rare circumstances–exibit unexpected behavior on standard CPython. Although no differences between the execution of code in the standalone build and normal CPython have been found during the process of development, I nevertheless wish to provide fair warning.

Installation

python -m pip install reata

Documentation

Up-to-date documentation can be found here: https://jammin93.github.io/reata/

Usage

import mysql.connector

from reata import MySQLClient, TableSchema

cnx = mysql.connector.connect(...)
client = MySQLClient(cnx)

License

GNU General Public License