What Simpycity Is

Simpycity is an object-relational mapper. It seamlessly maps PostgreSQL query
and function result sets to Python classes and class attributes.

It allows for the easy and rapid development of query- and
stored procedure-based data representations. Simpycity leverages PostgreSQL's
powerful composite type system, and the advanced type handling of the psycopg2
database access library.

What Simpycity is Not

Simpycity is not a SQL generator and does not attempt to abstract or hide SQL.
Simpycity is designed for developers who deeply understand SQL and
desire to write the best possible SQL representations for their database.
Simpycity also rejects the Active Record paradigm, whose simplistic patterns
fail in even moderately complex systems.

Core Philosophy

The core philosophy behind Simpycity is that the Database and the Application
are separate entities, each with distinct abilities and design
representations; this echoes the classic Object versus Relation argument.
It provides a mechanism where a single business Object can easily represent
several Relations, and allow the base Relational layer to follow normal forms
without compromising or complicating application design.

Usage

At its simplest, object-relation mapping looks like:

 --SQL
    create table foo (id int, name text);
    insert into foo (id, name) values (1, 'one'), (2, 'two');

    #Python
    class Foo(simpycity.model.SimpleModel):
        pg_type = ('public', 'foo')
        __load__ = simpycity.core.QuerySingle('foo',['id'])

    my_foo = Foo(1)
    print(my_foo.name)
    >>>one

License 

Simpycity is licensed under the LGPL license, and a copy of your rights and 
permissions is available in the LICENSE file included in your distribution. 

Contact

The official source repository is https://github.com/commandprompt/Simpycity 
For support, questions, and additional help with Simpycity, please feel free 
to contact us on github.