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Postgres Connector
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A :class:`~sprockets_postgres.PostgresConnector` instance contains a cursor for
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a Postgres connection and methods to execute queries.
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from sprockets.http import app
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class RequestHandler(postgres.RequestHandlerMixin,
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web.RequestHandler):
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class RequestHandler(postgres.RequestHandlerMixin, web.RequestHandler):
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GET_SQL = """\
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SELECT foo_id, bar, baz, qux
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setup the pool to connect to PostgreSQL and will shutdown the connections
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cleanly when the application stops.
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It should be used in conjunction with ``sprockets.http.app.Application``
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and not directly with ``tornado.web.Application``.
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"""
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:class:`sprockets.http <sprockets.http.app.Application>` applications using
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:py:mod:`aiopg`.
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Python versions supported: 3.7+
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Installation
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------------
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``sprockets-postgres`` is available on the Python package index and is installable via pip:
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.. code:: bash
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pip install sprockets-postgres
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pip3 install sprockets-postgres
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Documentation
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Query Result
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===========
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============
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A :class:`~sprockets_postgres.QueryResult` instance is created for every query
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and contains the count of rows effected by the query and either the ``row`` as
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a :class:`dict` or ``rows`` as a list of :class:`dict`. For queries that do
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