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rethinkmodel 0.1.1
Rethink:Model
Simple and easy to use ORM for RethinkDB.
Use Python typing package and annotations to describe data
representation.
RethinkModel aims to help you to describe your data as classes to be
easilly created, updated and get from
RethinkDB.
Rethink:Model make uses of typing
support annotations -
Python annotations describe the model fields. That’s easy, you only have
to import the standard typing module, and use any of Optionnal,
Type, List, Union… types.
It’s simple as a pie
from typing import Optional, List
from rethinkdb.model import Model
class Post(Model):
author: User # One to One relation to User
content: str
tags: Optional[List[str]] # use typing, tags can be None
class User(Model):
login: str
email: str
# save
user = User(login="John", email="[email protected]").save()
post = Post(author=user, content="This is the post").save()
# get user
user = User.get(user.id)
# get Post
post = Post.get(post.id)
# post.author is an User, but in DB it's the ID
# get post from User ?
user = User.get(user.id).join(Project)
# user.projects is now filled
There are other methods like join(), get_all() and so on. Please
check documentation.
The goals
Describe the models in the simplest possible way, but also in the
most meaningful way
Make use of powerful typing package from Python > 3.7
Avoid type checking at runtime (What ?) but let your IDE punish you
Python is not a staticly typed langage. But Python developers want it
(or not 😜) - So there are many Python tools that are designed to use
typing package which is integrated with Python SDK: Pyright (use by
PyLance), MyPy, PyType…
Your IDE can make type checking.
Vim can use
coc-pyright
VsCode can use
PyLance
PyCharm knows how to manage typing
etc…
So, let’s use typing ! Rethink:Model is designed to use the typing
package.
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