Best Python code snippet using dbt-osmosis_python
difficulty_repository.py
Source: difficulty_repository.py
...4#save5def save(difficulty):6 sql = "INSERT INTO difficulties (level) VALUES (%s) RETURNING id"7 values = [difficulty.level]8 results = run_sql(sql, values)9 id = results[0]['id']10 difficulty.id = id11 return difficulty12#select13def select(id):14 sql = "SELECT * FROM difficulties WHERE id = %s"15 values = [id]16 result = run_sql(sql, values)[0]17 difficulty = Difficulty(result["level"], result["id"])18 return difficulty19#select-all20def select_all():21 all_difficulties = []22 sql = "SELECT * FROM difficulties"23 results = run_sql(sql)24 25 for result in results:26 difficulty = Difficulty(result["level"], result["id"])27 all_difficulties.append(difficulty)28 return all_difficulties29#delete30def delete(id):31 sql = "DELETE FROM difficulties WHERE id = %s"32 values = [id]33 run_sql(sql, values)34#delete-all35def delete_all():36 sql = "DELETE FROM difficulties"37 run_sql(sql)38#update39def update(topic):40 sql = "UPDATE difficulties SET (level) = (%s) WHERE id = %s"41 values = [difficulty.level, difficulty.id]...
user_topic_repository.py
Source: user_topic_repository.py
...4#save5def save(user_topic):6 sql = "INSERT INTO user_topics (name) VALUES (%s) RETURNING id"7 values = [user_topic.name]8 results = run_sql(sql, values)9 id = results[0]['id']10 user_topic.id = id11 return user_topic12#select13def select(id):14 sql = "SELECT * FROM user_topics WHERE id = %s"15 values = [id]16 result = run_sql(sql, values)[0]17 user_topic = UserTopic(result["name"], result["id"])18 return user_topic19#select-all20def select_all():21 user_topics = []22 sql = "SELECT * FROM user_topics"23 results = run_sql(sql)24 for result in results:25 user_topic = UserTopic(result["name"], result["id"])26 user_topics.append(user_topic)27 return user_topics28#delete29def delete(id):30 sql = "DELETE FROM user_topics WHERE id = %s"31 values = [id]32 run_sql(sql, values)33#delete-all34def delete_all():35 sql = "DELETE FROM user_topics"36 run_sql(sql)37#update38def update(user_topic):39 sql = "UPDATE user_topics SET (name) = (%s) WHERE id = %s"40 values = [user_topic.name, user_topic.id]...
topic_repository.py
Source: topic_repository.py
...4#save5def save(topic):6 sql = "INSERT INTO topics (name) VALUES (%s) RETURNING id"7 values = [topic.name]8 results = run_sql(sql, values)9 id = results[0]['id']10 topic.id = id11 return topic12#select13def select(id):14 sql = "SELECT * FROM topics WHERE id = %s"15 values = [id]16 result = run_sql(sql, values)[0]17 topic = Topic(result["name"], result["id"])18 return topic19#select-all20def select_all():21 topics = []22 sql = "SELECT * FROM topics"23 results = run_sql(sql)24 for result in results:25 topic = Topic(result["name"], result["id"])26 topics.append(topic)27 return topics28#delete29def delete(id):30 sql = "DELETE FROM topics WHERE id = %s"31 values = [id]32 run_sql(sql, values)33#delete-all34def delete_all():35 sql = "DELETE FROM topics"36 run_sql(sql)37#update38def update(topic):39 sql = "UPDATE topics SET (name) = (%s) WHERE id = %s"40 values = [topic.name, topic.id]...
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