Awesome
Persistence and Widget Framework for Python and MongoDB
Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/humongolus
Features
- Type Validation
- Lazy Relationships
- Full MongoDB Index Support
- Dirty Updating (only send changes to db)
- Full Test Suite (97% code coverage)
- Documentation
- Exposes default MongoDB cursors
- Robust Widget System
- Default HTML Widgets
- Text
- Password
- Checkbox
- Select
- MultiSelect
- TextArea
- FieldSet
- Form
- List validation (len and multiple types)
- Attribute aliases
- Dynamic Field Validation
- Large Collection of Default Field Types
- Char
- Integer
- Float
- Date
- TimeStamp
- DocumentID (pseudo DBRef)
- AutoIncrement
- DynamicDocument (pseudo DBRef)
- Boolean
- Regex
- Geo
- Phone
- Choice Fields (Model, Collection and List)
- File
- Endless EmbeddedDocuments
- Default Created/Modified attributes
- Easily integrates with Backbone.js or other client side frameworks
- TODO
- Tutorials
- Plugins
Usage also see test.py and tests/test_field.py for more usage examples.
from pymongo.mongo_client import MongoClient
import logging
import humongolus as orm
import datetime
import humongolus.field as field
conn = MongoClient()
FORMAT = '%(asctime)-15s %(message)s'
logging.basicConfig(format=FORMAT)
logger = logging.getLogger("humongolus")
orm.settings(logger=logger, db_connection=conn)
class Location(orm.EmbeddedDocument):
city = field.Char(required=True)
state = field.Char()
class Job(orm.EmbeddedDocument):
employer = field.Char()
title = field.Char(required=True)
locations = orm.List(type=Location)
class Human(orm.Document):
_db = "test"
_collection = "humans"
human_id = field.AutoIncrement(collection="human")
name = field.Char(required=True, min=2, max=25)
age = field.Integer(min=0, max=3000)
height = field.Float(min=1, max=100000)
weight = field.Float(min=1, max=30000)
jobs = orm.List(type=Job)
genitalia = field.Char()
class Female(Human):
genitalia = field.Char(default='inny')
class Male(Human):
genitalia = field.Char(default='outy')
class Car(orm.Document):
_db = "test"
_collection = "cars"
owner = field.DynamicDocument()
make = field.Char()
model = field.Char()
year = field.Date()
silly_date = field.TimeStamp()
Human.cars = orm.Lazy(type=Car, key='owner._id')
chris = Male()
chris.name = "Chris"
chris.age = 31
chris.height = 100
chris.weight = 180
job = Job()
job.employer = "Entropealabs"
job.title = "President"
loc = Location()
loc.city = "Chicago"
loc.state = "IL"
job.locations.append(loc)
chris.jobs.append(job)
print chris._json()
{'jobs': [
{
'employer': u'Entropealabs',
'locations': [
{'city': u'Chicago', 'state': u'IL'}
],
'title': u'President'}
],
'name': u'Chris',
'weight': 180.0,
'age': 31,
'height': 100.0,
'genitalia': u'outy',
'human_id': 1328
}
_id = chris.save()
print _id
4f36dd48eac0742b92000000
for person in Human.find().sort({"name":-1}):
print person.name
print person.created
print person.modifed
for job in person.jobs:
print job.title
for loc in job.locations:
print loc.city
car = Car()
car.owner = chris
car.make = "Isuzu"
car.model = "Rodeo"
car.year = datetime.datetime(1998, 1, 1)
print car
<__main__.Car object at 0x7fe3c9375650>
c_id = car.save()
print car._get("owner")().name
Chris