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dbreak-redis 0.0.1
Plugin for dbreak to handle Redis connections
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: development database redis

# dbreak-redis
A plugin for [dbreak](https://github.com/jrhege/dbreak) that allows it to work with [Redis](https://pypi.org/project/redis) objects.

## Installation
Install from PyPi using pip:

```
pip install dbreak-redis
```

## Usage
There's no need to import the plugin separately, just pass a [Redis](https://pypi.org/project/redis) object to dbreak.show_console().

```
import redis
import dbreak

# Set up a localhost Redis connection
# This assumes you've got a Redis database running
connection = redis.Redis()

# Pause execution and enter the console
dbreak.start_console(connection)
```

You can use most valid Redis commands:

```
db[0]> set mykey myvalue

True

db[0]> get mykey

b'myvalue'
```

Use single or double quotes if you need to set a value with whitespace:

```
db[0]> set mykey "This is my value"

True

db[0]> get mykey

b'This is my value'
```
dbreak-sqlalchemy 0.0.1
Plugin for dbreak to handle SQLAlchemy connections
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: development database sqlalchemy

# dbreak-sqlalchemy
A plugin for [dbreak](https://github.com/jrhege/dbreak) that allows it to work with SQLAlchemy engine objects.

## Installation
Install from PyPi using pip:

```
pip install dbreak-sqlalchemy
```

## Usage
There's no need to import the plugin separately, just pass a SQLAlchemy Engine object to dbreak.show_console().

```
import sqlalchemy
import dbreak

# Set up a SQLite SQLAlchemy connection
connection = sqlalchemy.create_engine("sqlite://")

# Pause execution and enter the console
dbreak.start_console(connection)
```