Allow hit count mixed objects represented into relational database, using NoSQL databases.
Motivation
Imagine that you have ordered items, and each one can be customized with diferent toppings. Example:
Round Pizza with toppings (Spinach, Hot Sopresatta)
Round Pizza with toppings (Anchovies, Fried Eggplant)
So you want to know, the number of items ordered with the same toppings.
Application provides the following methods
push_hit
object: model instance
related_objects: sequence of model instances that compound the mixed object together the object param
hit_count: number of hits to push
get_hit_count
object: model instance
related_objects: sequence of model instances that compound the mixed object together the object param
get_mixed_objects
filters: dictionary of filter to quering mixed objects
limit: max number of mixed objects to return
offset: skip to this position before returning the results
order_by: order the mixed objects by these keys
Feedback
If you have questions about usage or development you can send an email to rmaceissoft at gmail dot com
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