On Dec 16, 6:53 am, JF Simon <ad...@jfsimon.fr> wrote:
> Hello, i'm new with python (and french so my english may seem very
> poor, sorry about that).
> I would like to list a model's fields and return a dict, here is the
> example :
>
> I have a model class with :
>
> meta_title : CharField(...)
> meta_description : CharField(...)
> body_header_title : CharField(...)
> body_header_text : CharField(...)
> foot : CharField(...)
>
> This class represents context for a page. This class will have a
> function get_context() who will return :
>
> {
> meta :
> {
> title : 'value of meta_title' ,
> text : 'value of meta_text' ,
> } ,
> body :
> {
> header :
> {
> title : 'value of body_header_title ,
> text : 'value of body_header_text ,
> }
> } ,
> foot : 'value of foot'
>
> }
>
> So i would like to :
>
> 1. get the list of my class's fields attributes
> 2. parse their names to obtain the dict
>
> Thanks a lot to the ones who read this message to the bottom !!
> Long live the Django project !!!
Look in the _meta inner class of your model - the fields property is
probably what you want. Something like:
dict((f.name, f) for f in mymodel._meta.fields)
should do the trick.
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