I’m querying a Postgres view which returns JSON (SELECT
json_build_object(…)) which I’ve declared as a view in my db:
allinfra = Table("allinfra", db.metadata, autoload_with=db.engine)
res = db.session.query(allinfra).scalar()
But this gives me a Python dict, when what I want is the JSON string
returned by the view - serializing it with json.dumps() on the Python side
defeats the point (getting Postgres to do the heavy lifting). Apologies if
this question has an obvious answer, but I’ve found it impossible to search
for.
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