Generating types in python format

[dhruvmalik007]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I was following the tutorial for generating the database types for supabase here , so I thought normally this command can be adapted for the python in order to generate the corresponding types in python objects

Describe the solution you'd like

to include the command

npx supabase gen types python --project-id "$PROJECT_REF" --schema public > types.py should generate the types in the python.

Describe alternatives you've considered
converting the types generated in ts into py ;) .
Additional context
N.A

[sweatybridge]

Type generation is handled mostly in https://github.com/supabase/postgres-meta/tree/master/src/server/templates where you can see a list of supported type templates.

If you would like to contribute a new language, we will be more than happy to review your PR.

[Mohmn]

Could you please assign this issue to me? I find it very interesting t. Also, could you guide me on anything I need to know to get started? Any specific instructions or resources would be greatly appreciated

[dhruvmalik007]

thanks @Mohmn for the response . my bad for late response but yeah I understood we will have to define the generator types and the wrapped call functions in order to pythonic format.

but yeah right now I have my plate full in terms of time dedication , so if you want to contribute please feel free to do that.

[TopIvanAbramov]

Generating types in Python will be really helpfull

[faroukcharkas]

python types would actually be incredible, having a built in almost-ORM? with supabase would be wild

[urieltfk]

Please, this would be amazing.

[antopiahk]

Please, this would be beyond amazing.

[nikita-olechko]

Wrote a small implementation for Python here:

https://github.com/nikita-olechko/Supabase-Table-Type-Definitions-In-Python/blob/main/README.md

Far from comprehensive, but works.

[ryanpeach]

Here is my suggestion for the output format #808

I don't think it will be hard to modify the go file to do this for python.

[tresorama]

Any updates on this ?

As of today which is the recommended path to convert TS types (generated with supabase cli) into python types ?
Recommended Libraries to use ?

[ryanpeach]

If it could get testing guidance on my PR I'd continue my work.

[tresorama]

If it could get testing guidance on my PR I'd continue my work.

You pr would add a new command to supabase cli ?

[ryanpeach]

No it just adds Python type generation.

[tresorama]

No it just adds Python type generation.

So it's a standalone script .py ?

[ryanpeach]

... no. It's been a while but as I remember it the CLI generates types and has a language flag. I'm adding Python as a language.

Probably your confusion is me answering no to your question about adding a new CLI command. It's not a new command, it's the same as always, it's just an option to that command, specifically what language to generate. That option already exists, I'm just adding a new value to its enum, Python.

[ryanpeach]

To anyone else reading, it's really not that hard to add a language. I ran the existing examples through ChatGPT to get the gist of it, copied the existing code and tests from the most semantically similar language and manually converted the tests to Python. Then I just practiced test driven development to iterate. That's why I need a supabase expert to review my tests and help me cover all the cases.

[ryanpeach]

Also my pr runs right now for what it's worth, you can use it. It just might produce wrong code, but close enough hopefully at this stage to manually fix. You could provide broken cases back up to the pr to assist.

[tresorama]

... no. It's been a while but as I remember it the CLI generates types and has a language flag. I'm adding Python as a language.

Probably your confusion is me answering no to your question about adding a new CLI command. It's not a new command, it's the same as always, it's just an option to that command, specifically what language to generate. That option already exists, I'm just adding a new value to its enum, Python.

You got it! That "no" made me fantasticate ...
Now it's extremely clear. Thanks for it

[isaacmond]

It'd be great to see this added!

[rdewolff]

Would love to have this too! 🚀

[pmespresso]

It's not perfect but I made this web tool to convert database.types.ts to Pydantic models.

https://r49hewfznfqdenhg.vercel.app/