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Pydantic for domain models? #91
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I like pydantic too! but i've never tried it with the sqla mapper. maybe something more manual is the only way to go...
let me know if you find a good solution!
I would say - don't be afraid of boilerplate like this. a dumb function that maps a sqlalchemy row-dictionary to a pydantic class in a really mechanical way might feel really tedious and verbose, but it really isn't that much of a maintenance burden.
Reacted by George Imedashvilioh and also-by-the-way -- if you enjoyed the book, i don't suppose you'd have time to write a quick review online somewhere? on amazon or goodreads or wherever you like to put reviews? they really help 😊
oh and also-by-the-way -- if you enjoyed the book, i don't suppose you'd have time to write a quick review online somewhere? on amazon or goodreads or wherever you like to put reviews? they really help 😊
I'd be glad to leave a review everywhere I can, but I don't know where, could you give the urls?
Hello. I really liked this book, it gives a fresh (for me) perspective at coding a web application, and it looks fantastic, very well written, not too difficult to understand. I finished the part 1 a couple of hours ago, it turned my perspective upside down, and I decided to give my new knowledge a try, just writing a small web service. And I encountered a problem: if I want to use pydantic to write my domain models, when I apply the SQLAlchemy mapper on them, the models stop working, they simply throw error at initializing. I really love pydantic, but I also ain't sure it's worth implementing smth like in django appendix just because I wanna use pydantic insteadof dataclasses and just classes.
The error:
AttributeError: 'User' object has no attribute 'pydantic_private'. Did you mean: 'pydantic_complete'?