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# stable
$ pip install ormic
# unstable
$ pip install git+https://github.com/Dorukyum/ormic
from ormic import Database, Model
db = Database()
# create a model
@db.model
class Point(Model):
name: str
x: int
y: int = 5 # default value
# connect to a database
await db.connect("database.db")
# create an object
point = Point(name="A", x=5, y=10)
await point.save()
# fetch objects from the database
point_named_A: Point | None = await Point.fetch(name="A")
list_of_points_named_A: list[Point] | None = await Point.fetch_all(name="A")
# update an object
await point.update(y=15)
# or
point.y = 15
await point.update()
# delete an object
await point.delete()
# turn caching on
# setting limit to 20 will only cache the last fetched 20 objects
# this parameter defaults to None, caching all fetched objects
database.set_caching(on=True, limit=20)
# get the object from the cache
# will fetch from the database if no matches found
point_named_A = await Point.get_or_fetch(name="A")
FAQs
A simple, asynchronous python ORM for SQLite databases
We found that ormic 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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