Flask support for MongoDB using MongoAlchemy.
If you want to get started, check the example sourcecode out.
For full documentation, see the online docs at: https://pythonhosted.org/Flask-MongoAlchemy/.
- Source hosted at Github
- Report issues on Github Issues
If you are using a virtualenv, bootstrap your development environment by running:
$ make bootstrap
With all dependencies installed (after bootstrap development env), just run:
$ make test
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- Pin pymongo version to ensure driver compatibility.
- Support for specifying the full connection string, via the MONGOALCHEMY_CONNECTION_STRING configuration value.
- Multiple database support (thanks Misja Hoebe)
- Replica set support, via the MONGOALCHEMY_REPLICA_SET configuration value.
- Use the not-so-new extension scheme for Flask, users now should import the extension using the flask.ext metapackage
- Some fixes in the docs, regarding other extensions usage in examples
- [bugfix] fix compatibility with pymongo 2.2
- [bugfix] fixed a bug on setup.py
- added a configuration flag for user authentication based either on database or server
- [bugfix] fixed server based authentication
- [bugfix] fixed the subpackage structure
- Support for multiple MongoDB sessions
- [bugfix] added database to MongoDB URI for authenticated connectinos
- Fixed pymongo dependency in setup.py
- MongoAlchemy 0.9 as dependency
- [bugfix] safe session operations on connect, save and remove
- Documentation improvements
- Support for safe or unsafe sessions and operations
- Fixed dependencies on
setup.py
- Compatibility with Flask 0.7
- [bugfix] method
get
onQuery
objects was never returning the object
- Introduced update queries support
Reverse compatibility broken on
Document
class. Theget()
method was moved toBaseQuery
class. Here the old code, on version0.1
:>>> Document.get(mongo_id)
And the new code, on version
0.2
:>>> Document.query.get(mongo_id)
Added
get_or_404
,first_or_404
andpaginate
methods onBaseQuery
class. Check the documentation to know how to use them :)