apistar-ponyorm

Third-party for apistar using pony orm

License : GNU General Public License v3
Documentation: https://apistar_ponyorm.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Source: https://github.com/jgirardet/apistar-ponyorm

Features

Apistar Hook : PonyDBSession which give auto apply db_session to views.

Usage

This should be added in App declaration :

app = App(routes=[route], event_hooks=[PonyDBSession()])

# main app.py file
from apistar_ponyorm import PonyDBSession
# ...
app = App(routes=[route], event_hooks=[PonyDBSession()])


# myviews.py
from myproject import db # PonyORM Database Instance

def myviews():
  retun db.MyEntity.to_dict()

# No need to add @db_session

Changelog

0.2.10 :

use poetry

0.2.0 :

add PonyDBSession

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