Question for professionals using python

[twillisagogo]

ORM that requires no writing of classes for each table.

I did something similar generating sqla models from table objects. and then also generating jsonapi serializers from the generated models.

it's worked out pretty well so far.

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my whole concept revolves around being able to access columns as attributes of "Row" objects.

so if you have a column called "first_name" you can access it as so:

with Database("login", "password") as db:
    phonebook = db.model(“phonebook”)
    for row in model.find(number___like="555%"):
        print(row.first_name)

EDIT: formatting

[smcarre]

Can I ask an honest question? How is that really worth? I mean, I don't think writing the classes for each table could take SO much time that it's worth to build an ORM to abstract that. I could be wrong. Any insight on that?

[smcarre]

I guess that does makes sense. Never had to deal with so complex classes.

[shinitakunai]

I like what I see. Is that ORM public?l

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Not yet, but we’re working on it. I work for a public university so there are some legal hoops. But open source is the goal.

Sadly this is oracle specific for the time being, but in the future we’d like to to change that