ReQueLa, your data assistant!
What is ReQueLa?
ReQueLa is a Python library that allows you to build complex queries to filter and order data in your database. Query are written using RQL, Resource Query Language, a query language expecially designed for RESTful resources.
Installation
pip install requela
Supported RQL operators
| Syntax | Explanation |
|---|---|
eq(field,value) |
Equal to |
ne(field,value) |
Not Equal to |
gt(field,value) |
Greater Than |
gte(field,value) |
Greater Than or Equal |
lt(field,value) |
Less Than |
lte(field,value) |
Less Than or Equal |
in(field,(value1,value2,...)) |
In list |
out(field,(value1,value2,...)) |
Not In list |
like(field,value) |
Like |
ilike(field,value) |
Case-insensitive Like |
and(expression1,expression2,...) |
Logical AND |
or(expression1,expression2,...) |
Logical OR |
not(expression) |
Logical NOT |
any(relationship,expression) |
ANY operator for to-many relationships |
order_by(field1,field2,...) |
Order By fields |
Examples
- Filtering:
and(eq(name,John),gt(age,30)) - Navigation through relationships using dot notation:
eq(account.name,My Account)to filter on a related field. - Filtering with ANY operator:
any(users,eq(users.name,John)) - Ordering:
order_by(name,age) - To order in descendant order, prefix the property name with a minus sign:
order_by(-age) - Combining filtering and ordering:
and(eq(name,John),gt(age,30))&order_by(name,age) - Using logical operators:
or(eq(name,John),eq(name,Jane))&order_by(name) - Using NOT operator:
not(eq(name,John))&order_by(name) - Using LIKE operator with wildcard symbol *:
like(name,*John*) - Using ILIKE operator with wildcard symbol *:
ilike(name,*John*)
Usage
Use QueryBuilder directly
SQLAlchemy
from requela import get_builder_for_model
from app.db import get_session
from app.models import MyModel
builder = get_builder_for_model(MyModel)
statement = builder.build_query("and(eq(name,John),gt(age,30))&order_by(name,-age)")
with get_session() as session:
result = session.execute(statement)
for model in result:
print(model)
Django
from requela import get_builder_for_model
from app.models import MyModel
builder = get_builder_for_model(MyModel)
result = builder.build_query("and(eq(name,John),gt(age,30))&order_by(name,-age)")
for model in result:
print(model)
Create a ModelRQLRules class
You can create a class to specify filtering and ordering rules for a given model like:
from requela import FieldRule, ModelRQLRules, Operator, RelationshipRules
from tests.django.models import Account, User
class AccountRules(ModelRQLRules):
__model__ = Account
name = FieldRule()
description = FieldRule()
status = FieldRule()
balance = FieldRule()
created_at = FieldRule(
alias="events.created.at",
)
class UserRules(ModelRQLRules):
__model__ = User
name = FieldRule()
age = FieldRule()
role = FieldRule(
allowed_operators=[Operator.IN, Operator.OUT],
)
is_active = FieldRule(allow_ordering=False)
birth_date = FieldRule(
alias="events.born.at",
)
account = RelationshipRules(rules=AccountRules())
rules = UserRules()
query = rules.build_query("and(eq(name,John),gt(age,30),eq(events.born.at,2024-01-01))&order_by(name,-age)")
License
ReQueLa is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License and is copyright SoftwareOne AG.
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