Download information¶
Current PyGreSQL versions¶
- You can download PyGreSQL from the Python Package Index at
- Linux RPM packages can be found attached to the GitHub release at
- CentOS packages can be found on the pkcs.org site
- Debian packages can be found at
- FreeBSD packages are available in their ports collection
- NetBSD packages are available in their pkgsrc collection
- openSUSE packages are available through their build service at
- Ubuntu packages are available from Launchpad at
- Windows binaries (as wheels) are available at
- Windows installers (EXE and MSI) are attached to the GitHub release at
Older PyGreSQL versions¶
- You can look for older PyGreSQL versions at
News, Changes and Future Development¶
See the PyGreSQL Announcements for current news.
For a list of all changes in the current version 5.2.3 and in past versions, have a look at the ChangeLog.
The section on PyGreSQL Development and Support lists ideas for future developments and ways to participate.
Installation¶
Please read the chapter on Installation in our documentation.
Distribution files¶
pgmodule.c |
the main source file for the C extension module (_pg) |
pgconn.c |
the connection object |
pginternal.c |
internal functions |
pglarge.c |
large object support |
pgnotice.c |
the notice object |
pgquery.c |
the query object |
pgsource.c |
the source object |
pgtypes.h |
PostgreSQL type definitions |
py3c.h |
Python 2/3 compatibility layer for the C extension |
pg.py |
the “classic” PyGreSQL module |
pgdb.py |
a DB-SIG DB-API 2.0 compliant API wrapper for PyGreSQL |
setup.py |
the Python setup script To install PyGreSQL, you can run “python setup.py install”. |
setup.cfg |
the Python setup configuration |
docs/ |
documentation directory The documentation has been created with Sphinx. All text files are in ReST format; a HTML version of the documentation can be created with “make html”. |
tests/ |
a suite of unit tests for PyGreSQL |
Project home sites¶
- Python:
- PostgreSQL:
- PyGreSQL:
