django-queryset

问题 I'm trying to create an annotation on a queryset class that simply adds a boolean that is the result of some standard queries. CustomQueryset(models.QuerySet): """ An extension of the traditional queryset to support filtering on accepting_offers """ def annotate_with_accepting_offers(self): """ Add a lovely little variable to the SELECT that says if the listing is accepting offers. A <thing> is accepting offers when its: + not cancelled + expire date is today or in the future + has spaces

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management

问题 I'ved been developing in Django and was wondering if there is a way to seed data into the database in Django. In ruby on rails, I use seed.rb and then run "rake db:seed" in command line. Main reason I want to seed some data on statuses, types, etc for the project initialization. Is there something similar ? 回答1: Similar to Rails, we also have option to seed the database. It is done using management commands. In one of your apps, use the following folder structure <project>/<app>/management