dj-flexi-tag 1.1.3a2

Add tags to any model in Django via ModelViewSet

Django Flexi Tag

A flexible and efficient tagging system for Django models that allows you to add, remove, and manage tags on any Django model with minimal configuration.

Features

• Easy Integration: Works seamlessly with Django REST Framework ViewSets
• Flexible Tag Storage: Uses PostgreSQL JSONField for efficient and flexible tag storage
• Automatic Model Generation: Generates auxiliary Tag models for your existing models
• Bulk Operations: Support for bulk tag operations on multiple objects
• Django Compatibility: Works across multiple Django versions (1.10 to 5.0)
• Python Compatibility: Supports Python 2.7 and Python 3.4+

Installation

Installation using pip:

pip install dj-flexi-tag

For development and testing:

pip install dj-flexi-tag[dev,test]

For documentation development:

pip install dj-flexi-tag[docs]

For all dependencies:

pip install dj-flexi-tag[dev,test,docs]

Add flexi_tag to your INSTALLED_APPS and run migrations:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # other apps here...
    'flexi_tag',
)

Testing

Run the tests with:

python runtests.py

Use the --verbose flag for more detailed output:

python runtests.py --verbose

Use the --interactive flag for interactive mode:

python runtests.py --interactive

Basic Usage

1. Define Your Models with FlexiTagMixin

from flexi_tag.utils.models import FlexiTagMixin

class YourModel(FlexiTagMixin):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    # other fields...

2. Generate Tag Models

Run the management command:

python manage.py generate_tag_models

This will create a flexi_generated_model.py file in the same directory as your model, which contains a YourModelTag model. The command will also automatically add the appropriate import statement to your models.py file and run makemigrations to generate migration files for the new models.

from .flexi_generated_model import YourModelTag  # noqa

If multiple tag models are generated, they will be imported in a single line:

from .flexi_generated_model import FirstModelTag, SecondModelTag  # noqa

3. Apply Migrations

After the tag models have been generated and migrations created, apply them with:

python manage.py migrate

4. Add Tagging to Your ViewSet

from rest_framework import viewsets
from flexi_tag.utils.views import TaggableViewSetMixin
from .models import YourModel

class YourModelViewSet(viewsets.ModelViewSet, TaggableViewSetMixin):
    queryset = YourModel.objects.all()
    serializer_class = YourModelSerializer

5. Use the Tagging API

Add a tag:

POST /your-model/1/add_tag/
{"key": "important"}

Add multiple tags:

POST /your-model/1/bulk_add_tag/
{"keys": ["important", "urgent"]}

Remove a tag:

POST /your-model/1/remove_tag/
{"key": "important"}

Advanced Usage

For more advanced usage, including programmatic tag management, custom tag validation, and more detailed configuration options, please refer to the documentation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.