On Mon, 2009-01-05 at 10:29 -0500, Michael DeHaan wrote:
> Casey Dahlin posted an idea on my blog that I thought was a good one...
>
> What if we had an ORM for systems? When he first posted it, my
> initial thought was "Func already does this", though there are some
> subtle changes:
>
> His example was more complicated, but what if we could do something like:
>
> Client("*.example.org").filter_by(arch==i386).services.start("httpd") ?
>
> (I'll admit the critera syntax could be much better)
I suspect you'd need the:
filter_by(arch==i386)
to read
filter_by(arch='i386')
to be valid Python (so that it uses kwargs).
Alternatively, something like:
Client.hostname.matches('*.example.org') \
and Client.arch=='i386' \
.services.start('httpd')
is probably doable as well (Client.hostname and Client.arch would be
attribute objects with overloaded __eq__, __and__, __or__ methods,
etc).
Not that I'm volunteering to implement :-)
[snip]
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