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Created to be used in a project, this package is published to github for ease of management and installation across different modules.
Install from PyPi
pip install mysqlengine
Install from github
pip install git+https://github.com/AresJef/MysqlEngine.git
MysqlEngine is a Python/Cython hybrid library that provides a high-performance, programmatic interface to MySQL. It provides:
MysqlEngine is built on top of SQLCyCli. Because SQLCyCli already delivers solid and high-performance connectivity, MysqlEngine can concentrate on its higher-level features.
SQLCyCli.errors.MySQLError
.import asyncio
from mysqlengine import Database, Table, Pool
from mysqlengine import Column, Index, Define, PrimaryKey
# Difine Table
class User(Table):
id: Column = Column(Define.BIGINT(unsigned=True, auto_increment=True))
name: Column = Column(Define.VARCHAR(255))
pk: PrimaryKey = PrimaryKey("id")
idx: Index = Index("name")
class Product(Table):
id: Column = Column(Define.BIGINT(unsigned=True, auto_increment=True))
product_name: Column = Column(Define.VARCHAR(255))
product_price: Column = Column(Define.DECIMAL(12, 2))
pk: PrimaryKey = PrimaryKey("id")
idx: Index = Index("product_name")
# Define Database
class MyDatabase(Database):
user: User = User()
product: Product = Product()
# Instanciate Database
pool = Pool(host="localhost", user="root", password="Password_123456")
db = MyDatabase("db", pool)
# Synchronize Demo
def sync_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
db.Initialize() # Initialize 'db'
db.ShowDatabases()
db.user.ShowCreateTable()
db.user.ShowMetadata()
db.user.Insert().Columns(db.user.name).Values(1).Execute(
["John", "Sarah"], many=True
)
db.Select("*").From(db.user).Execute() # ((1, 'John'), (2, 'Sarah'))
db.Drop() # Drop 'db'
sync_demo(db)
# Asynchronize Demo
async def async_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
await db.aioInitialize() # Initialize 'db'
await db.aioShowDatabases()
await db.user.aioShowCreateTable()
await db.user.aioShowMetadata()
await db.user.Insert().Columns(db.user.name).Values(1).aioExecute(
["John", "Sarah"], many=True
)
await db.Select("*").From(db.user).aioExecute() # ((1, 'John'), (2, 'Sarah'))
await db.aioDrop() # Drop 'db'
asyncio.run(async_demo(db))
import asyncio
from mysqlengine import Pool, Database, Table, TempTable
from mysqlengine import Column, Index, Define, PrimaryKey
class MyTable(Table):
id: Column = Column(Define.BIGINT(unsigned=True, auto_increment=True))
name: Column = Column(Define.VARCHAR(255))
pk: PrimaryKey = PrimaryKey("id")
class MyTempTable(TempTable):
id: Column = Column(Define.BIGINT(unsigned=True, auto_increment=True))
name: Column = Column(Define.VARCHAR(255))
pk: PrimaryKey = PrimaryKey("id")
class MyDatabase(Database):
tb: MyTable = MyTable()
pool = Pool(host="localhost", user="root", password="Password_123456")
db = MyDatabase("db", pool)
db.Drop(True)
# Synchronize Demo
def sync_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
db.Initialize() # Initialize 'db'
db.tb.Insert().Columns("name").Values(1).Execute(["John", "Sarah"], many=True)
with db.transaction() as conn:
with db.CreateTempTable(conn, "temp_tb", MyTempTable()) as tmp:
tmp.Insert().Columns("name").Select("name").From(db.tb).Execute()
tmp.Select("*").Execute() # ((1, 'John'), (2, 'Sarah'))
# temporary table is automatically dropped
db.Drop() # Drop 'db'
sync_demo(db)
# Asynchronize Demo
async def async_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
await db.aioInitialize() # Initialize 'db'
await db.tb.Insert().Columns("name").Values(1).aioExecute(
["John", "Sarah"], many=True
)
async with db.transaction() as conn:
async with db.CreateTempTable(conn, "temp_tb", MyTempTable()) as tmp:
await tmp.Insert().Columns("name").Select("name").From(db.tb).aioExecute()
await tmp.Select("*").aioExecute() # ((1, 'John'), (2, 'Sarah'))
# temporary table is automatically dropped
await db.aioDrop() # Drop 'db'
asyncio.run(async_demo(db))
import asyncio
from mysqlengine import Pool, Database, TimeTable
from mysqlengine import Column, Index, Define, PrimaryKey
class MyTimeTable(TimeTable):
id: Column = Column(Define.BIGINT(unsigned=True, auto_increment=True))
name: Column = Column(Define.VARCHAR(255))
dt: Column = Column(Define.DATETIME())
pk: PrimaryKey = PrimaryKey("id", "dt")
class MyDatabase(Database):
tb: MyTimeTable = MyTimeTable("dt", "YEAR", "2024-01-01", "2025-01-01")
pool = Pool(host="localhost", user="root", password="Password_123456")
db = MyDatabase("db", pool)
db.Drop(True)
# Synchronize Demo
def sync_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
db.Initialize() # Initialize 'db'
db.tb.Insert().Columns("name", "dt").Values(2).Execute(
[("John", "2024-02-01"), ("Sarah", "2025-02-01")], many=True
)
db.tb.ShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2024': 1, 'y2025': 1, 'future': 0}
db.tb.ExtendToTime(end_with="2026-02-01")
db.tb.ShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2024': 1, 'y2025': 1, 'y2026': 0, 'future': 0}
db.tb.DropToTime(start_from="2025-01-01")
db.tb.ShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2025': 1, 'y2026': 0, 'future': 0}
db.Drop() # Drop 'db'
sync_demo(db)
# Asynchronize Demo
async def async_demo(db: MyDatabase) -> None:
await db.aioInitialize() # Initialize 'db'
await db.tb.Insert().Columns("name", "dt").Values(2).aioExecute(
[("John", "2024-02-01"), ("Sarah", "2025-02-01")], many=True
)
await db.tb.aioShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2024': 1, 'y2025': 1, 'future': 0}
await db.tb.aioExtendToTime(end_with="2026-02-01")
await db.tb.aioShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2024': 1, 'y2025': 1, 'y2026': 0, 'future': 0}
await db.tb.aioDropToTime(start_from="2025-01-01")
await db.tb.aioShowPartitionRows() # {'past': 0, 'y2025': 1, 'y2026': 0, 'future': 0}
await db.aioDrop() # Drop 'db'
asyncio.run(async_demo(db))
MysqlEngine is based on several open-source repositories.
FAQs
A Cython-Accelerated, Pythonic MySQL ORM & Query Builder
We found that mysqlengine 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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