Announcing the 0.3 release of littletable (the module formerly known as dulce). The version includes (thanks to much help from Colin McPhail, thanks Colin!): - support for namedtuples as table objects - Python 3 compatibility - Table.pivot() to summarize record counts by 1 or 2 table attributes
littletable (formerly dulce) is a simple ORM-like wrapper for managing collections of Python objects like relational tables. No schema definition is used; instead table columns are introspected from the attributes of objects inserted into the table, and inferred from index and query parameters. Tables can be: - indexed - queried - joined - pivoted - imported from/exported to .CSV files Also, every query or join returns a new full-fledged littletable Table - no distinction of Tables vs. DataSets vs. RecordSets vs. whatever. So it is easy to build up a complex database analysis from a succession of joins and queries. littletable is a simple environment for experimenting with tables, joins, and indexing, with a minimum of startup overhead. You can download littletable at http://sourceforge.net/projects/littletable/ - htmldocs can be viewed at http://packages.python.org/littletable/. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
