django-naturalsortfield

Better ordering for CharFields. Ignores spaces at the start of a string, does the right thing with integers. Removes “the” at the start of strings, if you’re using naturalsortfield.en.

Example:

>>> from django.db import models
>>> from naturalsortfield.en import NaturalSortFieldEn
...
>>> class MyModel(models.Model):
...     title = models.CharField(max_length=255)
...     title_sort = NaturalSortFieldEn()
...
>>> MyModel.objects.create(title='XYZ 10')
>>> MyModel.objects.create(title='XYZ 1')
>>> MyModel.objects.create(title='ABC')
>>> MyModel.objects.create(title='The XYZ 2')
>>> [obj.title for obj.title in MyModel.objects.order_by('title_sort')
['ABC', 'XYZ 1', 'The XYZ 2', 'XYZ 10']

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