koco-product-sqlmodel
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Python module containing the SQLMODEL for the KOCO MOTION product description in the catalog database. Used import into the flask project and the later to define API-project
This project separates the product describing SQLMODEL from other modules making later use of it. It shall be implemented into the CatalogDB-project and into a separate API project.
The module will contain all necessary sqlmodel-classes and functions to make an interaction with a KOCO-product-database possible. It shall be available under MIT-license on pip.
The module depends on Tiangolo's sqlmodel-package, which is also licensed under MIT-License.
Database information and credentials are provided as environmental variables. Following variables are defined:
MARIADB_USER=the_db_user_name
MARIADB_PW=the_db_user_password
MARIADB_URI=the_mariadb_uri
MARIADB_DATABASE=name_of_the_product_database
MARIADB_CONNECTOR_STRING=mariadb+mariadbconnector://${MARIADB_USER}:${MARIADB_PW}@${MARIADB_URI}/${MARIADB_DATABASE}
FASTAPI_SECURITY_SECRET_KEY=generate a key with "openssl rand -hex 32"
There is an .env_example-file available in the repository.
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Python module containing the SQLMODEL for the KOCO MOTION product description in the catalog database. Used import into the flask project and the later to define API-project
We found that koco-product-sqlmodel 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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