I\'m new to both Django and Python. Currently I\'m trying the Django Admin by doing.
I\'ve three models for a Django app, which are GoodsItem
, Sol
This is known issue and occurs when we try to combine multiple aggregation, as mentioned in docs.
As a workaround for this particular problem, we can use Subquery expression. Here is my updated admin.py using Subquery expression in get_queryset
method of GoodsItemAdmin
.
from django.contrib import admin
from django.db.models import Subquery, Sum, OuterRef
from .models import GoodsItem, FinishedGoodsItem, SoldGoodsItem
@admin.register(SoldGoodsItem)
class SoldGoodsItemAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
fields = ('date', 'goods_item', 'weight')
list_display = ('date', 'goods_item', 'weight')
@admin.register(FinishedGoodsItem)
class FinishedGoodsItemAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
fields = ('date', 'goods_item', 'weight')
list_display = ('date', 'goods_item', 'weight')
@admin.register(GoodsItem)
class GoodsItemAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ('__str__', 'finished_good', 'sold_good', 'stock_available')
def get_queryset(self, request):
qs = super(GoodsItemAdmin, self).get_queryset(request)
qs = qs.annotate(
finished_good = Subquery(FinishedGoodsItem.objects.filter(goods_item=OuterRef('pk'))\
.values('goods_item_id').annotate(sum=Sum('weight')).values('sum')[:1]),
sold_good = Subquery(SoldGoodsItem.objects.filter(goods_item=OuterRef('pk'))\
.values('goods_item_id').annotate(sum=Sum('weight')).values('sum')[:1])
)
return qs
def finished_good(self, obj):
return obj.finished_good
def sold_good(self, obj):
return obj.sold_good
def stock_available(self, obj):
finished_good = 0 if self.finished_good(obj) is None else self.finished_good(obj)
sold_good = 0 if self.sold_good(obj) is None else self.sold_good(obj)
return '-' if (finished_good == 0 and sold_good == 0) else finished_good - sold_good
Hope someone finds this useful.