I have a file EE_log_declarative.py
with all the classes declared, generated by sqlacodegen engine --outfile declarative_model.py
, that looks like the below, which imports as well all the data types as classes, like BigInteger, Boolean, ForeignKey, String,...
from sqlalchemy import BigInteger, Boolean, ForeignKey, String
Base = declarative_base()
metadata = Base.metadata
class DataProvider(Base):
__tablename__ = 'data_provider'
...
class DatePattern(Base):
__tablename__ = 'date_pattern'
...
My question is: how do i get only the classes that have a table name associated?
To get the class object in one class definition, currently I'm doing, and it works:
EE_log_declarative.Base.metadata.bind = engine
DBSession = sessionmaker()
DBSession.bind = engine
session = DBSession()
data_provider_account_object =session.query(EE_log_declarative.DataProvider).all()
date_pattern_object = session.query(EE_log_declarative.DatePattern).all()
The idea is to get the class objects dynamically, as many classes as the declarative will have, but only build the class objects that have a table name.
for x in dir(EE_log_declarative):
attributes = getattr(EE_log_declarative, x)
is_class = isclass(attributes)
if is_class:
try:
object = session.query(EE_log_declarative, x).all()
all_class.append(object)
except:
pass
basically, in the latest function I want to append only the class objects that have a table name associated, but it's not really working as x are passed as a string.