I have written and tested this short piece of code:
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from django.db.models import *
from django.utils.translation import ugettext as _
def verbose_names(model):
cvname = _(model._meta.verbose_name) # class verbose name
for field in model._meta.fields:
fvname = field.verbose_name # field verbose name
field.verbose_name = _(cvname + "-" + fvname)
field.help_text = _(cvname + "-" + fvname + "-help")
model._meta.verbose_name = _(cvname)
model._meta.verbose_name_plural = _
(model._meta.verbose_name_plural)
class SomeModel(Model):
someAttribute = DateTimeField()
verbose_names(SomeModel)
class SomeModel2(Model):
someAttribute = DateTimeField()
verbose_names(SomeModel2)
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My question are:
1. Seems to be it works but is there some more elegant solution? The
requirement is create an internalization dictionary automaticaly
2. How can I follow the DRY principle? To eliminate the "verbose_names
(SomeModel)" for all models. How can I write a verbose_names function
for the whole project?
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