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PySQLPool is a MySQL Connection Pooling for Python 2.4+ built on-top of the famous MySQLdb Python library. My goal of PySQLPool is to provide a simple yet robust pooling library for use in and Python application. Wether it be a simple script to a complex website built on WSGI. PySQLPool can handle it. Even this very website is built upon it, and a few others that you may interact with on a daily bases.
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PySQLPool is at the heart a MySQL Connection Pooling library for use with the MySQLDB Python bindings.
Part of the PySQLPool is the MySQL Query class that handles all the thread safe connection locking, connection management in association with the Connection Manager, and cursor management. Leaving all the work you have to do in your code is write MySQL Queries. Saving you hours of work.
Linux/Mac OS X::
cd PySQLPool
python setup.py build
sudo python setup.py install
- or -
sudo easy_install PySQLPool
Windows::
cd PySQLPool
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
The documentation for PySQLPool is constructed using Sphinx. You can view the raw text files in doc/, or if you wish to view an html version in doc/html/ or via the web at http://packages.python.org/PySQLPool/
PySQLPool is licensed under the LGPL. You can find out more in the included LICENSE file.
Bugs can be submitted at https://bugs.launchpad.net/pysqlpool Blueprints/Ideas can be submitted at https://blueprints.launchpad.net/pysqlpool Questions/Answers can be submitted at https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/pysqlpool
Homepages:
Documentation:
If you would like to contribute back to PySQLPool. Fill free to fork a branch and ask for a pull, or just submit me a patch. Eather via 'git format-patch' if you want true tracked credit or just a normal diff patch.
/doc - RST based documentation /src - Base Source Code /src/PySQLPool - Actual Source Code /test - Unittest via PyUnit