Re: [sqlalchemy] Using SQLAlchemy Core as Query Builder, not ORM, in CRUD applications

Hi Matthew It’s not an unusual approach from my standpoint. I use a combination of both ORM and Core. For my core uses, I wrote a couple of generic getter and setter methods, wrapping up a lot of boilerplate operations. In my case, it looks like this; result = DBGetColumns(‘tableName’,

[sqlalchemy] Using SQLAlchemy Core as Query Builder, not ORM, in CRUD applications

Hi All, Some people don't like ORMs and instead use query builders like SQLAlchemy Core (or even raw SQL text) even for something like a CRUD application. For sake of argument, let's put aside whether or not this is a good idea. I'm just curious how one would go about this without copy and

[sqlalchemy] Early access to roles in sqlalchemy-oso – authorization as a spec

Hi all! We build Oso, a library for building authorization into your application ( https://docs.osohq.com/). We've previously shared our base Python library and sqlalchemy-oso integration. Specifically, the post on Implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in