Python libraries to construct classes from a relational database? (ORM in reverse)

Are there any Python object-relational mapping libraries that, given a database schema, can generate a set of Python classes? I know that the major libraries such as SQLObject, SQLAlchemy, and Django's internal SQL ORM library do a very good job of creating a DB schema given a set of classes, but I'm looking for a library that works in reverse.

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• SQLAlchemy extension to create a python code model from an existing database

• Geniusql (and Dejavu, its big federated brother) can do that quite well. See "Automatic Table Classes" for the former and "Automatic Unit Classes" for the latter.

• Django had an inspectdb command that creates models.py files out of your database.

• SQLAlchemy can actually do what you want. You can either define the mappings yourself manually using the mapper facility, or auto-generate them using reflection.

  It's not absolutely necessary to build the database using the metadata facility, you can always use an existing one instead.