Python client for IntegreSQL.
Current stable version
0.9.2
Python version
integresql-client-python is tested against Python 3.8+. Older Python versions may work, or may not.
How to use
from integresql_client_python import IntegreSQL integresql = IntegreSQL('template_directory') # integresql.debug = True with integresql as tpl: with tpl.initialize() as dbinfo: # dbinfo is None if template is already initialized if dbinfo: # connect and import fixtures print("initialize db with fixtures with db data:", dbinfo) db = tpl.get_database() with db as dbinfo: # connect and do whatever you want print("Do your tests with db data:", dbinfo) # or manually, you can use as many databases as you need or IntegreSQL will allow dbinfo1 = db.open() print("Do your tests", dbinfo1) dbinfo2 = db.open() print("Do your tests", dbinfo2) dbinfo3 = db.open() print("Do your tests", dbinfo3) # connect and do whatever you want # do not forget about closing resources: db.close(dbinfo1) db.close(dbinfo2) db.close(dbinfo3)
Authors
- Marcin Sztolcman (marcin@urzenia.net)
Contact
If you like or dislike this software, please do not hesitate to tell me about it via email (marcin@urzenia.net).
If you find a bug or have an idea to enhance this tool, please use GitHub's issues.
ChangeLog
v0.9.2
- fixed a bug where test database was returned to pool after every test and got reused.
Renamed method
Database.close()toDatabase.mark_unmodified(). UsingDatabaseinwithblock doesn't return selected database to pool anymore.
v0.9.1
- allow using multiple template paths
v0.9.0
- first public version