Probably not a question that everyone's asking, but certainly a question that I was asking in September 2019. This is an example repo corresponding to the exploration I did for this article.

• Install pipenv
• Clone this repo
• pipenv install
• Ensure you've got a Postgres database called sqlalchemy_example that can be accessed with your default account credentials (i.e. run createdb sqlalchemy_example).

Then, you can run pipenv run python [filename] to run a file from the repo.

• 000_scaffolding.py -- getting the data for the examples set up (adding Zebras, Waterholes, etc)
• 001_rollback_and_commit.py -- the basic intro, corresponds to the 'Digging In' section in the article
• 002_loads_in_all_the_wrong_places.py -- corresponds to the 'Finding loads in all the wrong places' section.