If you are like me, you have looked for ways to make connecting to database from your python code easier and less painful.
For a long time I looked into the myriad ORMs available for python and they all seemed to be overkill for me. I don't mind using SQL. In fact I like it, but when putting it into python code and using the DBAPI I found my productivity was declining. I needed something to make executing sql commands faster and easier from python code. I needed something abstracted away from the DBAPI, but that also allowed me to execute straight sql if needed and easily handle all the possible values that could be returned.
So, I wrote a python library to do it.
Meet edendb!
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Friday, January 30, 2009
edendb - A thin, flexible and fast python DBAPI wrapper for those who like SQL but don't like to type
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Good work, Paul. Very useful. Thanks.
Any plans you are going to make it available on github/bitbucket so it may be easier for others to contribute :-).
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