Sqla-filters
Introduction
The purpose of this project is to set the basic class so that you can create a tree that will be then used to filter a request made with the SQLAlchemy ORM.
Currently, the elements provided are as Follows:
- the nodes (see: the table Below)
- the class SqlaFilterTree which contains the tree and allows to print it.
- the class BaseSqlaParser which serves as the basis if you create a parser that allows generating a tree.
This project is also for me a way to experience the namespace packages.
Installation
pip install sqla-filters
Operators
The following operators are or will be implemented:
| support | operators | name | code |
|---|---|---|---|
| [x] | like | like | like() |
| [x] | eq | equal | operators.eq |
| [x] | not_eq | not equal | operators.ne |
| [x] | null | null | is None |
| [x] | not_null | not null | is not None |
| [x] | gt | greater than | operators.gt |
| [x] | gte | greater than or equal | operators.ge |
| [x] | lt | lower than | operators.lt |
| [x] | lte | lower than or equal | operators.le |
| [x] | in | in | in_() |
| [x] | not_in | not in | ~.in_() |
| [x] | contains | contains | operators.contains |
Tree
This is an example of what a tree looks like.
+----------------------+
| |
| and |
| |
-----------------------+
||
||
||
+----------------------+ || +----------------------+
| | || | |
| or <------------> age == 21 |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
||
||
||
+----------------------+ || +----------------------+
| | || | |
| name == toto <----------------> name == tata |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
Contribute
You can contribute to the project using different ways.
1 | Classical
Fork the repository and run the following command to install the dependencies and the dev dependencies.
pip install -e '.[dev]'
Pipenv Pipefile is also available if needed.
2 | Using namespace features
If you want to contribute using the namespace features it's really simple. First create your own project and use the following directories structure.
ProjectFolder
|______src
|______sqla_filters
|______parser
This is an example to create new parser.
You can find example with the following repositories:
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