Using a different schema for the same declarative Base in sqlalchemy
I think you need a different model for each schema. __abstract__ can make this less painful. This follows on to Paul Yin's answer...
Define an
__abstract__LoadTender model, so you don't have to keep coding it.#base.pyclass LoadTender(Base): __abstract__ = True id = ... def __repr__ ...Put a schema-specific Base in the hierarchy for each schema.
#schema1.pyfrom base import LoadTenderPublicBase = declarative_base(metadata=MetaData(schema='public'))class LoadTender(PublicBase, LoadTender): __tablename__ = 'load_tenders'Do the same for other schema.
You can have a base module in package model
app\ models\ base.py schema1.py schema2.py views\ ...declare Base in base.py, then import it to other schemas
just a guess
LoadTender.__table_args__["schema"] = "whatever"Probably best to put it somewhere where your app configurator is creating the app