I have written a custom ActiveQuerySet method for it.
You can find the solution in the following link which works for simple JSON
structure.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44368818/fetch-json-field-value-using-values-in-django
On Thursday, June 8, 2017 at 4:45:08 PM UTC+5:30, Mallik Sai wrote:
>
> I have a JSON Field in my model and I want to get a particular Key value
> which is present in the JSON Field using values().
>
> lets assume my JOSN Field data is like { 'key1':value1 , 'key2':value2
> ,'key3':value3 }
>
> I want to give the query like MyModel.objects.values('field1' , 'field2' ,
> 'key2(which is present in Json Field)')
>
> Please help me whether I can get in using values() or How can I override
> the values() functionality
>
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