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SQL for Humans™
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Pony Object Relational Mapper
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A curated list of awesome tools for SQLAlchemy
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Automatically generate a RESTful API service for your legacy database. No code required!
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Lightweight Python utilities for working with Redis
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Active Record, Django-like queries, nested eager load and beauty __repr__ for SQLAlchemy
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Contains all the "handout" materials for Talk Python's Python for Entrepreneurs course. This includes notes and the final version of the website code.
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Automatic generation of marshmallow schemas from dataclasses.
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Fully Async ORM inspired in django's
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jupiter是一个aio web框架,基于aiohttp。支持(restful格式、扫描注解、依赖注入、jinja2模板引擎、ORM框架)等。
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Google Cloud Firestore modern and simplest convenient ORM package in Python. FireO is specifically designed for the Google's Firestore
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SQLAlchemy support for Tornado
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SQLAlchemy extension for attaching images to entities.
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A file-based ORM for Python dataclasses.
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SimpleSQLite is a Python library to simplify SQLite database operations: table creation, data insertion and get data as other data formats. Simple ORM functionality for SQLite.
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Example of usage:
users = await User.filter(first_name__ilike="c%r")I know this can be done with startswith and endswith, but there are cases where using the LIKE operator is better:
users = await User.filter(first_name__ilike="j_r%")This would be used to match Jeremy, Jorge, Jordan...