class Monkey(Mammal):
_table_name = 'monkey'
monkey_name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=80))
monkey_weight = field.Column(storetype.Float())
class Footballer(Player):
name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=80))
match_fk = rel.ManyToMany('Match', name='match')
class Person(Entity): # simple class
# _table_name = 'osoba'
_first_name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name="first_name")
_second_name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=80))
class Mammal(Animal):
_table_name = 'mammal'
mammal_type = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30),
name="mammal_type")
class Poem(Entity): # multiple many to many relation
id = field.PrimaryKey(storetype.Integer(), name='id')
title = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name='title')
author_fk = rel.ManyToMany('Author', name='author_fk')
class Author(Entity): # multiple many to many relation
id = field.PrimaryKey(storetype.Integer(), name='id')
name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name='name')
book_fk = rel.ManyToMany('Book', name='book_fk')
poem_fk = rel.ManyToMany('Poem')
class Actor(Entity): # many to many relation
id = field.PrimaryKey(storetype.Integer(), name='id')
name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name='name')
film_fk = rel.ManyToMany('Film', name='film_fk')
class City(Entity): # one to one relation
_table_name = 'miasto'
id = field.PrimaryKey(storetype.Integer(), name='id')
name = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name='name')
address_fk = rel.OneToOne('Address', name='address_fk')
class Address(Entity): # many to one relation
# _table_name = 'adres'
id = field.Column(storetype.Text(max_length=30), name='id', unique=True, nullable=False)
person_fk = rel.ManyToOne('Person', "person_fk")
