django-choices-field
Django field that set/get django's new TextChoices/IntegerChoices enum.
Install
pip install django-choices-field
Usage
import enum
from django.db import models
from django_choices_field import TextChoicesField, IntegerChoicesField, IntegerChoicesFlag
class MyModel(models.Model):
class TextEnum(models.TextChoices):
FOO = "foo", "Foo Description"
BAR = "bar", "Bar Description"
class IntegerEnum(models.IntegerChoices):
FIRST = 1, "First Description"
SECOND = 2, "Second Description"
class IntegerFlagEnum(IntegerChoicesFlag):
FIRST = enum.auto(), "First Option"
SECOND = enum.auto(), "Second Option"
THIRD = enum.auto(), "Third Option"
text_field = TextChoicesField(
choices_enum=TextEnum,
default=TextEnum.FOO,
)
integer_field = IntegerChoicesField(
choices_enum=IntegerEnum,
default=IntegerEnum.FIRST,
)
flag_field = IntegerChoicesFlagField(
choices_enum=IntegerFlagEnum,
default=IntegerFlagEnum.FIRST | IntegerFlagEnum.SECOND,
)
obj = MyModel()
reveal_type(obj.text_field) # MyModel.TextEnum.FOO
assert isinstance(obj.text_field, MyModel.TextEnum)
assert obj.text_field == "foo"
reveal_type(obj.integer_field) # MyModel.IntegerEnum.FIRST
assert isinstance(obj.integer_field, MyModel.IntegerEnum)
assert obj.integer_field == 1
reveal_type(obj.flag_field) # MyModel.IntegerFlagEnum.FIRST | MyModel.IntegerFlagEnum.SECOND
assert isinstance(obj.integer_field, MyModel.IntegerFlagEnum)
assert obj.flag_field == 3
NOTE: The IntegerChoicesFlag requires python 3.11+ to work properly.
License
This project is licensed under MIT licence (see LICENSE for more info)
Contributing
Make sure to have poetry installed.
Install dependencies with:
poetry install
Run the testsuite with:
poetry run pytest
Feel free to fork the project and send me pull requests with new features, corrections and translations. I'll gladly merge them and release new versions ASAP.
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