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Expand Up @@ -115,10 +115,10 @@ db.connect() # It'll lock yor database until you disconnect, but makes sqllex

# Creating Groups table
db.create_table(
'groups', # here is name of table
{ # here is table structure
'id': [INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE], # group id
'name': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown'] # group name
'groups', # here is name of table
{ # here is table structure
'id': [AUTOINCREMENT, INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE], # group id
'name': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown'] # group name
}
)

Expand All @@ -130,11 +130,11 @@ db.create_table(
db.create_table(
name='users', # here is name of table
columns={
'id': [INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE], # user id
'username': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown'], # user name
'user_group': INTEGER, # the group user belongs to
'id': [AUTOINCREMENT, INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE], # user id, autoincrement implemented
'username': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown'], # user name
'user_group': INTEGER, # the group user belongs to
FOREIGN_KEY: {
"user_group": ["groups", "id"] # link to table groups, column id
"user_group": ["groups", "id"] # link to table groups, column id
}
})

Expand All @@ -151,17 +151,17 @@ db.create_table(

groups = db['groups']

groups.insert(id=1, name="Admin") # You can add data like this
groups.insert(name="Admin") # You can add data like this

groups.insert([2, "User"]) # Or like this
groups.insert(["User"]) # Or like this

groups.insert(3, 'Guest') # Or like this
groups.insert('Guest') # Or like this


# Same but without table object
# db.insert('groups', id=1, name="Admin")
# db.insert('groups', [2, "User"])
# db.insert('groups', 3, 'Guest')
# db.insert('groups', name="Admin")
# db.insert('groups', ["User"])
# db.insert('groups', 'Guest')

"""
Now let's add many users
Expand All @@ -170,16 +170,16 @@ groups.insert(3, 'Guest') # Or like this

# Here we have a list of users in format: [id, name, group_id]
users_list = [
[0, "User_0", 1],
[1, "User_1", 2],
[2, "User_2", 3],
[3, "User_3", 1],
[4, "User_4", 2],
[5, "User_5", 3],
[6, "User_6", 1],
[7, "User_7", 2],
[8, "User_8", 3],
[9, "User_9", 1],
["User_0", 1],
["User_1", 2],
["User_2", 3],
["User_3", 1],
["User_4", 2],
["User_5", 3],
["User_6", 1],
["User_7", 2],
["User_8", 3],
["User_9", 1],
]

users = db['users']
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -265,15 +265,15 @@ db.connect()
db.create_table(
'groups',
{
'id': [INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE],
'id': [AUTOINCREMENT, INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE],
'name': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown']
}
)

db.create_table(
name='users',
columns={
'id': [INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE],
'id': [AUTOINCREMENT, INTEGER, PRIMARY_KEY, UNIQUE],
'username': [TEXT, NOT_NULL, DEFAULT, 'Unknown'],
'user_group': INTEGER,
FOREIGN_KEY: {
Expand All @@ -283,23 +283,23 @@ db.create_table(

groups = db['groups']

groups.insert(id=1, name="Admin")
groups.insert(name="Admin")

groups.insert([2, "User"])
groups.insert(["User"])

groups.insert(3, 'Guest')
groups.insert('Guest')

users_list = [
[0, "User_0", 1],
[1, "User_1", 2],
[2, "User_2", 3],
[3, "User_3", 1],
[4, "User_4", 2],
[5, "User_5", 3],
[6, "User_6", 1],
[7, "User_7", 2],
[8, "User_8", 3],
[9, "User_9", 1],
["User_0", 1],
["User_1", 2],
["User_2", 3],
["User_3", 1],
["User_4", 2],
["User_5", 3],
["User_6", 1],
["User_7", 2],
["User_8", 3],
["User_9", 1],
]

users = db['users']
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