Sqlkit: empowering database access
summary
Five years of work produces Sqlkit, a Python package that builds a GTK desktop DB browser with table and form widgets driven by SQLAlchemy mapper-based introspection so joins and m2m relationships become editable without hand SQL. A command-line GUI (sequel-edit) and a tiny API need only a few imports and a layout string; demo has ~100 snippets. Features: configurable completions, dynamic filters, constraints, subtotals/totals, hooks, and OpenOffice template printing. Demos run cross‑platform; UNO printing on macOS needs extra setup.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 7:16Required information
- 11:15Sakit & mappers
- 32:26Constraints
- 33:16Django-like syntax
- 34:01Syntax comparison
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