Hi guys,
I just created an(other) python framework on top of python-riak at
https://github.com/ultimatebuster/riakkit. It's basically an object
mapper that maps objects to be stored in riak.
Here's a demo:
>>> class User(Document):
... bucket_name = "users"
... client = some_client
...
... SEARCHABLE = True # Marking this to be searchable.
...
... name = types.StringProperty(required=True)
... posts = types.LinkedDocuments()
>>> user = User(name="mrrow")
>>> some_post = BlogPost(title="Hello", content="World")
>>> user.posts = []
>>> user.posts.append(some_post)
>>> user.save()
>>> print user.posts[0].title
Hello
>>> same_user = User.get_with_key(user.key)
>>> print same_user.posts[0].title
Hello
Of course you can see all of this in the README/tutorial.
The other one (the first one) is riakalchemy
(https://github.com/Linux2Go/riakalchemy). I discovered this about 2
days into the development of riakkit.. (don't get me wrong, it took me
3 days to write this) they're pretty similar, although there are some
differences. Some stuff are inspired by riakalchemy after I saw it,
such as the cls.load function.
Hopefully you'll be able to check out my new project, and the link
again is at: https://github.com/ultimatebuster/riakkit
Cheers,
Shuhao
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