The following functions are described base containing each Plasta base class. You know them will allow you to extend its functionality as needed.
# Import this class
from plasta.logic.manager import BaseManagerCreate and add an object to the database
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| values | dict or list | Receiving init parameters of self.CLASS. If values is a list, the order of values must match the class init. |
| commit | bool | If True, stores changes instantly. |
Example:
# Client(names, address)
values = {'names':u'John Smith', 'address':u'Some address'}
obj = self.add(values) # adding with dict values
values = [u'John Smith', u'Some address']
obj = self.add(values) # adding with list values
# commiting at finish
for name in ['name1', 'name2', 'name3']:
self.add({'names':name}, commit=False)
self.store.commit()Delete and object of db
Gets the number of objects of this manager
Gets all objects of this manager
Obtain the objects where "value" matches with self.searchattr
Returns the object according to the id indicated
Perform a search for the name value according column
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| column | storm column | Attribute of class |
| value | str/int/date/reference | Value to search |
Example:
print self.searchBy(client.names, u'Smith')
>> [<object>, <object>, ...]Check that the indicated object exist in the database
Returns two values, bool indicates if exists and the object.
print self.checkIfExists(some_obj)
>> True, <obj_from_db> # if exists
>> False, None # if not existsRequired operations to get up the manager
Drop and recreate the model table
Methods used for object introspection
Returns the name of the class that handles
Returns the data of an object according to the indicated columns
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| obj | object | Object instance |
| columns | list | List of Storm columns. |
| rformat | str | Return format. Possible values dict, list. By default return in dict format. |
Example:
print self.getDataObject(obj_client, [Client.names, Client.address])
>> {'names':u'John Smith', 'address':u'Some address'}
print self.getDataObject(obj_client, [Client.names, Client.address], rformat='list')
>> [{'names':u'John Smith'}, {'address':u'Some address'}]Get the attributes of the class that handles
Returns all the attributes of the object with its respective value
Example:
print self.getClassAttributesValues(obj_client)
>> [u'John Smith', u'Some address']
print self.getClassAttributesValues(obj_client, [Client.names, Client.address], rformat='dict')
>> {'names':u'John Smith', 'address':u'Some address'}Returns a dictionary with the data types of the class
Example:
print self.getClassAttributesInfo()
>> {<storm.properties.Unicode object at 0x9e87b0c>: {'name':'names','default': None, 'null': True, 'type': 'str', 'primary': False,'reference':False}}Return the name of Property object
print self.getPropertyName(Client.names)
>> 'names'Return the name of Reference object
Return the name of Property/Reference object
From a property returns the corresponding column
Get the SQL to create the table corresponding to the current model
Engines: sqlite, mysql, postgres.