Django Postgresql ColorField
Inspired by Utsob Roy(Codesign)[https://gitlab.com/codesigntheory/django-postgresql-rgb-colorfield]
Requirements
- Python 3.X
- Postgresql database in django.
Installation
pip install django-pg-colorfield
Quick start
- Add colorfield to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'colorfield',
]
- Import and Use ColorField:
To get search features you have to add ColorManager with your model.
from django.db import models
from colorfield_lib.colorfield import fields
class ColorManager(fields.ColorManager, models.Manager):
# You can put your queryset staff
pass
class ColorModel(models.Model):
color = fields.ColorField(null=True, blank=True)
objects = ColorManager()
- Filtering field.
- field="color" filed that you want to search.
- You can also pass as color="[1, 100, 200]" ro color="#0164C8".
- radius=10 is a margin you consider to search.
queryset = ColorModel.objects.by_radius(
...
field="color",
color=[1, 100, 200],
radius=10,
)
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