mysqlx-connector
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This repo contains a skeleton for mysqlx connector. User has to just create a specific table class which inherits provided table class. Users own table class can contain any kinds of methods to manipulate the table.
This connector uses environment variables to connect to the database. You need to set HOST, PORT, USER, and PASSWORD variables in the environment. By default MySQL uses port 33060 for the X protocol.
Simple table example:
from mysqlx_connector import Table, parse_results
class CityTable(Table):
def get_cities(self):
return parse_results(self._table.select().execute())
Usage of the created table:
city_table = CityTable('cities', 'exampleDatabase')
with city_table as table:
for row in table.get_cities():
print(row)
FAQs
Mysql connector skeleton for the x protocol
We found that mysqlx-connector 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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