SqlPyGen: Generate Type Annotated Python from Annotated SQL
sqlpygen is a utility to generate type annotated Python code from annotated SQL.
The current version of the tool only supports generating code for SQLite3.
Installation
You can install SqlPyGen using pip.
$ pip install sqlpygenExample Usage
When using sqlpygen to generate Python code from SQL, one creates a sqlpygen file. See examples directory for syntax of sqlpygen files.
Next use the following command to generate the python code.
$ cd examples
$ sqlpygen compile example1.sqlpygen
Executed schema table_stocks successfully
Executed query insert_into_stocks successfully
Executed query select_from_stocks successfully
Executed query count_stocks successfully
Writing output to: example1.py
Module example1 generated successfully.1 maintainer
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