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Asyncio Google Cloud Spanner Client, wrapped google-cloud-spanner to support aio calls, provide easy-to-use methods. This project exists because Spanner have no easy-to-use asyncio interface.
References:
Get the credentials JSON file from Google Cloud - IAM - Service Account - Keys, or run directly from permission granted VM, follow the tutorials from google.
Create Spanner instance, create database, and create test table.
CREATE TABLE tb_test_types (
id INT64 NOT NULL,
data_str STRING(MAX),
data_int INT64,
data_float FLOAT64,
data_bool BOOL,
data_num NUMERIC,
data_bytes BYTES(MAX),
data_date DATE,
data_time TIMESTAMP,
data_array ARRAY<INT64>,
data_json JSON,
) PRIMARY KEY(id);
Code test.py
async def test():
db = aspanner.Aspanner('google cloud project id', 'spanner instance name', 'database')
cols = ('id', 'data_int')
print(await db.insert('tb_test_types', cols, [(9, 999)]))
print(await db.read('tb_test_types', cols, [(9,)]))
print(await db.delete('tb_test_types', [(9,)]))
print(await db.close())
asyncio.run(test())
Run in terminal.
pip install aspanner
# if use credentials file
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="/home/user/project-server-1234568-1234567890.json"
python3 test.py
Retry now should be outside transaction with block, like: https://github.com/googleapis/google-cloud-python/blob/92465cbc4d9c0ba251838e9cd17f61d14b470e04/spanner/google/cloud/spanner_v1/session.py#L353
error in sql while JSON is array.
FAQs
Asyncio Client for Google-Spanner, wrapped google-cloud-spanner.
We found that aspanner demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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