MazgaDB

Documentation MazgaDB

Library made for testing.

Import

You can use 2 types of imports: from mazga_db import MazgaDB or import mazga_db.MazgaDB

Class

Field	Type	Description
db	str	database name
data_classes	dict	data_class (not required to use)

Description

Class creation

db - write with extension data_classes - takes the form {'users': People..}

Example:

from MazgaDB import MazgaDB
db = MazgaDB('users.db', {'users': People})

Methods

create_table

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
param	dict	table options

Description

Adds a table to the database

Param only takes this form {'column_name1': 'data_type1', 'column_name2': 'data_type2'...}
Accepts data type only from sqlite3

Example:

from mazga_db import MazgaDB
db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.create_table('users',{'id':'INT', 'fname':'TEXT'})

id	fname

append_line

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
values	list	string values

Description

Adds a line to the table

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.append_line('users', [1,'Mazga'])

id	fname
1	Mazga

update_line

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
key1	str	key (column)
value1	str	key1 value
key2	str	key (column)
value2	str	key2 value

Description

Updates objects by criteria for certain data

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.update_line('users', key1 = 'id', value1 = '1', key2 = 'fname', value2 = 'Mazga2')

id	fname
1	Mazga2

We had a line with id 1 and a fname Mazga his fname changed to Mazga2

delete_line

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
key	str	key(column)
value	str	key value

Description

Removes a line from the table

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.delete_line('users', key = 'id', value = 1)

id	fname

append_column

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
name_column	str	column name
type_column	str	column type

Description

Adds a column to the table

type_column - accepts only types from sqlite3

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.append_column('users', 'lname', 'TEXT')

id	fname	lname
1	Mazga	None

delete_column

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
column	str	column name

Description

Deletes a column in the table

type_column - accepts only types from sqlite3

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.delete_column('users', 'lname')

id	fname
1	Mazga

select

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
key	str	key(column)
value	str	key value

Description

Regular SELECT from sqlite3

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.select('users', key = 'id', value = '1')

Output:

[(1, 'Mazga')]

select_class

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
key	str	key(column)
value	str	key value
class_data	None	class to return

Description

Returns values as a class

If the class is not passed will take the class from data_classes ({'name_table': class...}),

If the class is not passed and not in dataclasses, will return a class with data, with class name name_table.title()

Example1:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.select_class('users', key = 'id', value = '1', class_data = People)

Output1:

People(id = 1, fname = 'Mazga')

Example2:

db = MazgaDB('users.db', {'users': People})
db.select_class('users', key = 'id', value = '1')

Output2:

People(id = 1, fname = 'Mazga')

Example3:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.select_class('users', key = 'id', value = '1')

Output3:

Users(id = 1, fname = 'Mazga')

read_table

Field	Type	Description
name_table	str	table name
type	str	type table

Description

Returns a table of characters There are only two types 's'(string table) and 'm' (Markdown table). If the wrong type is entered it will raise an error

Example1:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.read_table('users')

Output1:

id	fname
1	Mazga

saw_tables

Description

Accepts nothing

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.saw_tables()

Output:

[('users')]

execute

Field	Type	Description
sql_request	str	sql request
param	list	column name

Description

Normal execute from sqlite3 (no need to write db.conn.commit(), it's already built into the functions)

Example:

db = MazgaDB('users.db')
db.execute('SELECT * FROM users')

Output:

[(1, 'Mazga')]