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@badnetmask @cazabon If you give it a try let me know, it hasn't seen a lot of production use yet, but it ought to be very simple

@badnetmask @cazabon Any abstraction is necessarily incomplete. The documentation for your database is always going to be in SQL, and you should probably care about the specifics of your database.

My own attempt to square this circle is https://dbxs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ — with it, you write SQL manually, but it's in a structured and organized way; rather than try to hide the seam between the Python and the database, it carefully arranges that seam so it is all in one place and easy to inspect.

@badnetmask You can if you want to, but you could also use SQLAlchemy if you don't. What is your objection to writing SQL statements?

@firefoxwebdevs just take it all out and make them browser extensions, like they should be