I'm using Django as my framework but am doing things beyond regular
web development as I have some a lot of "components" outside of any of
the django apps that I am often interacting with and, in some of
these, I want to be able to make calls to the database for a model but
want to be able to pass in the model's name as a variable since I want
to write re-usable code as much as possible... I have really been
struggling in figuring out how to do this and would appreciate any
advice.. below is some example code of what I am trying to do:
def call_database_from_variable (dict_variables)
from web1.dict_variables['appname'].models import
dict_variables['modelname']
p =
dict_variables['modelname'].objects.filter(status_listurl='u')
dict_variables={'app':'myappname','model':'Mymodelname','field':'field_i_want_to_get'}
call_database_from_variable (dict_variables)
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