WTFMongoengine
WTFMongoengine creates WTForms Form classes from Mongoengine Document objects. Example:
from mongoengine import document, fields
from wtfmongoengine.forms import DocumentForm
class User(document.Document):
first_name = fields.StringField(
verbose_name='First name',
max_length=50,
required=True,
)
last_name = fields.StringField(
verbose_name='Last name',
max_length=50,
required=False,
)
email = fields.EmailField(
verbose_name='E-mail address',
required=True,
)
class UserForm(DocumentForm):
class Meta:
document_class = User
# In case you only want to include ``first_name`` in the form
# fields = ('first_name',)
# In case you want to exclude ``email`` from the form
# exclude = ('email',)
Changelog
0.1.2
Dependency fix (wtforms was in tests_require, needed to be in install_requires).
0.1.1
Example updates.
Fix: README.rst and LICENSE included in package.
0.1
Initial release.
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