peewee is a small, expressive ORM. Compared to other ORMs, peewee focuses on the principal of minimalism where the API is simple and the library is easy to use and understand.
1 pip install peewee 2 Downloading/unpacking peewee 3 Downloading peewee-2.1.7.tar.gz (1.1MB): 1.1MB downloaded 4 Running setup.py egg_info for package peewee 5 6 Installing collected packages: peewee 7 Running setup.py install for peewee 8 changing mode of build/scripts-2.7/pwiz.py from 644 to 755 9 10 changing mode of /Users/xiaonuogantan/python2-workspace/bin/pwiz.py to 755 11 Successfully installed peewee 12 Cleaning up...To create a database model mapping, we implement a Person class and an Address class that map to the corresponding database tables.
1 >>> from peewee import SqliteDatabase, CharField, ForeignKeyField, Model 2 >>> 3 >>> db = SqliteDatabase(':memory:') 4 >>> 5 >>> class Person(Model): 6 ... name = CharField() 7 ... 8 ... class Meta: 9 ... database = db 10 ... 11 >>> 12 >>> class Address(Model): 13 ... address = CharField() 14 ... person = ForeignKeyField(Person) 15 ... 16 ... class Meta: 17 ... database = db 18 ... 19 >>> Person.create_table() 20 >>> Address.create_table()To insert objects into the database, we instantiate the objects and call their save() methods. From object creation point of view, peewee is very similar to Django.
1 >>> p = Person(name='person') 2 >>> p.save() 3 >>> a = Address(address='address', person=p) 4 >>> a.save()To get or retrieve the objects from the database, we select the objects from their respective classes.
1 >>> person = Person.select().where(Person.name == 'person').get() 2 >>> person 3 >>> 4 >>> print '%r, %r' % (person.id, person.name) 5 1, u'person' 6 >>> address = Address.select().where(Address.person == person).get() 7 >>> print '%r, %r' % (address.id, address.address) 8 1, u'address'
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