sqlalchemy-nuodb
Introduction
A SQLAlchemy driver for NuoDB.
Documentation
Latest documentation is at:
Version
2.3.1 (June 30, 2015)
Requirements
Python 2.7.6
SQLAlchemy 1.0.4
For those also interested in Flask and Sandman, here is the complete list of dependencies and their version numbers; this stack has been tested together:
PyNuoDB 2.3.1, or later
SQLAlchemy 1.0.1, or later (preferentially 1.0.4)
Flask 0.10.1
Flask-Alchemy 1.0
Sandman 0.2
Installation
Standard Python setup should be used:
python setup.py install
Full documentation for installation of SQLAlchemy is at Installation.
License
SQLAlchemy/NuoDB is distributed under the MIT license.
Connections
A TCP/IP connection can be specified as the following:
from sqlalchemy import create_enginee = create_engine(“nuodb://user:pass@host[:port]/database[?schema=schema-name]”)
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