Let's say I'm getting some JSON in the format of...
"fellowPlayers": [
{
"championId": 110,
"teamId": 100,
"summonerId": 34258805
},
{
"championId": 9,
"teamId": 100,
"summonerId": 19923759
},
{
"championId": 46,
"teamId": 200,
"summonerId": 2112359
},
...]
...that can have a variable # of entries (from 0-11, inclusive), but each
entry has those 3 attributes, 2 of which should map to other tables
(championId and summonerId).
*How would I want to define a table/model in Django to store the list of
fellowPlayers (of unknown length)?*
If any more information is needed please comment.
If this can't be directly done, how would you suggest handling such a
situation? My initial thought was to hardcore in a # of fields
(fellow_player_1, fellow_player_2, etc) based on what I expect the maximum
# of entries to be, but that approach seems like it could be improved on a
lot, although 11 isn't too bad in terms of hardcoding.
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