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amalgam 0.4.3
Minimal wrapper for database access

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pypm install amalgam

How to install amalgam

  1. Download and install ActivePython
  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install amalgam
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version 0.4.3 on Mar 5th, 2012

Amalgam is a thin wrapper over various ORM solutions, intended to simplify and unify initialization and declaration of models for various stores.

The only built-in backend right now is SQLAlchemy, which means that currently Amalgam is just a wrapper over SQLAlchemy (a bit like Elixir), providing interface which is cleaner than default.

See docs for more information.

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Last updated Mar 5th, 2012

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