Python Couchbase ORM, modeled after Django and MongoEngine.

Development state: alpha-expiremental. A minimal set of features are being created to facilitate some of my projects. Once I run this on a live site with some traffic, I'll change development state to stable.

• Full inheritance support
• Multiple connections
• Default value for fields
• Support for simple arrays
• Load objects from views
• Support for design document creation.
• Integrates with django (optional)

Download the requirements as listed in requirements.txt. If you have problems, please be sure to install our custom version of the couchbase api (from the requirements.txt).

We've done several optimizations using cProfile to speed up common calls.

• Documents and Fields are lazy-loaded
• Date fields are internally (and transparently) stored as arrays, which turned out to be much faster than strftime().

from connection import register_bucket, get_bucket
import fields
from document import Document

register_bucket(password='123456')
register_bucket(password='123456', key='test', bucket='test')


class TestDoc(Document):
    field1 = fields.StringField()

    def speak(self):
        print "I am a testdoc: {0}".format(self.field1)


class FooDoc(Document):
    name = fields.StringField()

    def speak(self):
        print "WoofWoofWoof says {0}".format(self.name)

    _meta = {
        'bucket': 'test',
    }


# initialize with defaults
TestDoc.create('foobar', defaults={'field1':'ogkush'})

# Load the doc and update it
d = TestDoc.load('foobar').save(field1='sourD')
d.speak()
# Output: I am a testdoc: sourD

# Or treat it like an object
d = FooDoc.create('laika')
d.name = 'Laika'
d.save()

• Support for complex arrays containing sub-arrays and dicts
• Validation
• clean() and clean_FIELDNAME() validation