I have an object that has a relation to an Attributes table. The
Attributes table is just key/value pairs with a pointer to the object
in the main table.
I'd like to make the use of my object very simple by exposing these
object attributes as a dictionary.
So, I'd like to be able to do this:
obj.attrs['foo'] = 'a'
instead of
obj.attrs.append(Attribute('foo', 'a'))
The documentation has an example for using the collection_class
argument to relation() but in order to make things actually work as
above I think I'd need to override __setitem__ but that sqlalchemy
doesn't seem to let me do that.
What am I missing?
-Ron
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