I\'m using SQLAlchemy core with a postgresql database and I would like to add the ENUM type to my table definition. According to the postgresql documentatio
@Tim's answer is definitely correct but I wanted to offer the way I setup my ENUMs.
In my models.py I will create the values as tuples
skill_levels = ('Zero', 'A little', 'Some', 'A lot')
Then I will create a skill_level_enum variable and assign it an ENUM class with the skill level values as args.
skill_level_enum = ENUM(*skill_levels, name="skill_level")
In my table model then I pass in the skill_level_enum
class User(db.Model):
id = db.Column(db.Integer(), primary_key=True)
skill_level = db.Column(skill_level_enum)
I have found this makes my code a lot cleaner and I'm able to make updates to the skill_levels at the top of my file rather than scanning my models for the right thing to update.