> 使用装饰器的方式来执行sql操作.
# Install
* pip: `$ pip install sql-annotation`
* source:
* `$ git clone https://github.com/tomoncle/sql-annotation.git`
* `$ cd sql-annotation`
* `$ python setup.py`
# example:
```python
from sql_annotation.annotation import select
from sql_annotation.conn import connection
connection(username='tom', password='123456', db='test')
@select('select * from t_school WHERE id="#{id}"')
def get_school_by_id(id):
pass
@select('select * from t_school WHERE name like "%#{name}%"')
def get_school_by_name(name):
pass
print get_school_by_id(id='60')
print get_school_by_name(name='乌克兰')
```
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