Frankfurt

Frankfurt is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library, built on top of asyncpg. It takes ideas from Django, SQLAlchemy and tortoise-orm.

Source and issue tracker are available at https://github/jorgeecardona/frankfurt/

I will try to support Python >= 3.6. I usually work with 3.7, then, if I run into problems with 3.6 I would remove it.

Introduction

Frankfurt is an ORM built on top of asyncpg, henceo, it supports only PostgreSQL.

I am taking ideas from Django, SQLAlchemy and tortoise-orm to built this.

Installation

The recommended way to install frankfurt is via pip

pip install frankfurt

Quickstart

As expected, a model can be defined as follows:

>>> from frankfurt.models import Model
>>> from frankfurt import fields
>>>
>>> class FirstModel(Model):
...    text = fields.CharField(max_length=200)
>>>
>>> m = FirstModel(text='example')
>>> m.text
'example'