Example of usage:

users = await User.filter(first_name__ilike="c%r")

I know this can be done with startswith and endswith, but there are cases where using the LIKE operator is better:

users = await User.filter(first_name__ilike="j_r%")

This would be used to match Jeremy, Jorge, Jordan...

• OS: Linux (Arch)
• Python: 3.7.4
• litecli: 1.1.0

This is a great tool (thanks!), but I was deterred from considering it by the references to completing with the "Right-arrow" key in the documentation (and UI). I'm used to completing with the standard GNU Readline Tab key (as in sqlite) and never use arrow keys for completion and don't use any tools which do by default (it's bee

Feature Request

Describe the solution you'd like

Improve github actions

• Lint the code.
• Run functional tests. See #360
• Run tests for djongo
• Include coveralls / coverage after last success.
• Set up action for when pushing a tag. Should be some kind of release. See #326

PR link

See #368 where we remove travis and replace it with github actions.

Currently pressing ctrl+c while scans are going on we get a big traceback.
It would be nice if we can handle that traceback and print something nice like Canceled by the user or something similar.

Read this to understand how to do it properly.