PyLoDStorage
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id | PyLodStorage |
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owner | Wolfgang Fahl |
title | python List of Dict (Table) Storage library |
url | https://github.com/WolfgangFahl/pyLodStorage |
version | 0.0.4 |
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date | 2020/09/10 |
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see also DgraphAndWeaviateTest
List of Dicts = Table
a list of dicts(Hashtables) in python can be interpreted as Table which is suitable to be stored i a relational database like sqlite3
Royals example
@staticmethod
def getRoyals():
listOfDicts=[
{'name': 'Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor', 'born': Sample.dob('1926-04-21'), 'numberInLine': 0, 'wikidataurl': 'https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q9682' },
{'name': 'Charles, Prince of Wales', 'born': Sample.dob('1948-11-14'), 'numberInLine': 1, 'wikidataurl': 'https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q43274' },
{'name': 'George of Cambridge', 'born': Sample.dob('2013-07-22'), 'numberInLine': 3, 'wikidataurl': 'https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1359041'},
{'name': 'Harry Duke of Sussex', 'born': Sample.dob('1984-09-15'), 'numberInLine': 6, 'wikidataurl': 'https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q152316'}
]
today=date.today()
for person in listOfDicts:
born=person['born']
age=(today - born).days / 365.2425
person['age']=age
person['ofAge']=age>=18
person['lastmodified']=datetime.now()
return listOfDicts
The above list of dict can be stored in a Person table with the following structure:
The idea is to derive the necessary DDL and SQL command automatically:
CREATE TABLE Family(name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,country TEXT,lastmodified TIMESTAMP)
INSERT INTO Family (name,country,lastmodified) values (:name,:country,:lastmodified)
and use them via simple API
from lodstorage.sample import Sample
from lodstorage.sql import SQLDB, EntityInfo
listOfRecords=Sample.getRoyals()
sqlDB=SQLDB()
entityName='Person'
primaryKey='name'
entityInfo=self.sqlDB.createTable(listOfRecords[:10],entityName,primaryKey)
sqlDB.store(listOfRecords,entityInfo)
resultList=self.sqlDB.queryAll(entityInfo)
The resultList will be the same as the original listOfRecords.