A simple application to allow you to attach notes to models.
Installation
Notes uses generic relations to handle attaching themselves to models. So installation is basically just like adding a generic relation item to your model.
Add ‘notes’ to your INSTALLED_APPS variable
Import the Note model:
from notes.models import Note
Add the note inline to your model’s admin def in your admin.py file:
from notes.admin import NoteInline
- class YourModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
inlines = [ NoteInline, ]
To enable easy management you can add a hook to your model:
notes=generic.GenericRelation(Note)
Usage
Follow the steps above (including 4) and you should have access to all the notes at instance_of_yourmodel.notes_set.all():
>>> object = YourModel.objects.get(pk=1) >>> notes_for_object = object.notes_set.all()
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