aiomysql 0.2.0

MySQL driver for asyncio.

08-09-2021 223 words 2 minutes 0 views

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MySQL driver for asyncio.

Stars: 1694, Watchers: 1694, Forks: 252, Open Issues: 109

The aio-libs/aiomysql repo was created 9 years ago and the last code push was 2 weeks ago.
The project is very popular with an impressive 1694 github stars!

How to Install aiomysql

You can install aiomysql using pip

pip install aiomysql

or add it to a project with poetry

poetry add aiomysql

Package Details

Author: Nikolay Novik
License: MIT
Homepage: https://github.com/aio-libs/aiomysql
PyPi:: https://pypi.org/project/aiomysql/
GitHub Repo:: https://github.com/aio-libs/aiomysql

Classifiers

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Errors

A list of common aiomysql errors.

Code Examples

Here are some aiomysql code examples and snippets.

GitHub Issues

The aiomysql package has 109 open issues on GitHub

Add unix socket tests
Docs should use RTD theme for local dev builds
Update sqlalchemy requirement from <=1.3.16,>1.2.12 to >1.2.12,<1.4.32
Docs should show stable by default
Pool release connection do not drop open transactions.
caching_sha2_password full auth on MySQL 8.0 does not work over unix sockets
Use consistent code formatting
aiomysql.connect ignores server_public_key argument
Review all code examples before 1.0
Pool example does not close cursor
Add tests for unix socket connections
remove deprecated asyncio.coroutines syntax from tests
Fix MySQL 8.0 tests, properly close timed out connections
Add windows tests
Update pymysql requirement from <=0.9.3,>=0.9 to >=0.9,<1.0.3

See more issues on GitHub

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