Want to use twisted’s adbapi in tornado but does not know how? Try toradbapi.
This is just wrapper for twisted.enterprise.adbapi.ConnectionPool to use with tornado. So documentation for __init__ args you can find at twisted docs
Available methods in toradbapi.ConnectionPool:
run_query
run_operation
run_interaction
They all have similar interface as twisted’s corresponding methods. They return instance of Future, so can be yielded inside coroutine.
Example usage:
from tornado import gen from toradbapi import ConnectionPool pool = ConnectionPool('MySQLdb', db='test') @gen.coroutine def get_entities(): entities = yield pool.run_query('SELECT * FROM `entity`') raise gen.Return(entities)Demo project is under demo.py file. Also there are more examples in tests.py.
Only Python 2.7 supported for now.
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