# sqlobject.styles module

sqlobject.styles.DefaultStyle

  alias of `sqlobject.styles.MixedCaseUnderscoreStyle`

class sqlobject.styles.MixedCaseStyle(pythonAttrToDBColumn=None, dbColumnToPythonAttr=None, pythonClassToDBTable=None, dbTableToPythonClass=None, idForTable=None, longID=False)

  Bases: `sqlobject.styles.Style`

  This style leaves columns as mixed-case, and uses long ID names (like ProductID instead of simply id).

  dbColumnToPythonAttr(col)
  dbTableToPythonClass(table)
  pythonAttrToDBColumn(attr)
  tableReference(table)

class sqlobject.styles.MixedCaseUnderscoreStyle(pythonAttrToDBColumn=None, dbColumnToPythonAttr=None, pythonClassToDBTable=None, dbTableToPythonClass=None, idForTable=None, longID=False)

  Bases: `sqlobject.styles.Style`

  This is the default style. Python attributes use mixedCase, while database columns use underscore_separated.

  dbColumnToPythonAttr(col)
  dbTableToPythonClass(table)
  pythonAttrToDBColumn(attr)
  pythonClassToDBTable(className)
  pythonClassToDBTableReference(className)
  tableReference(table)

class sqlobject.styles.Style(pythonAttrToDBColumn=None, dbColumnToPythonAttr=None, pythonClassToDBTable=None, dbTableToPythonClass=None, idForTable=None, longID=False)

  Bases: `object`

  The base Style class, and also the simplest implementation. No translation occurs – column names and attribute names match, as do class names and table names (when using auto class or schema generation).

  dbColumnToPythonAttr(col)
  dbTableToPythonClass(table)
  idForTable(table)
  instanceAttrToIDAttr(attr)
  instanceIDAttrToAttr(attr)
  pythonAttrToDBColumn(attr)
  pythonClassToAttr(className)
  pythonClassToDBTable(className)
  tableReference(table)