问题
In my flask app I am using MongoeEgine. I am trying to insert multiple documents into my places collection in my MongoDB.
My document class is defined as
class places(db.Document):
name = db.StringField(max_length=200, required=True)
loc = db.GeoPointField(required=True)
def __unicode__(self):
return self.name
a=[]
a.append({"name" : 'test' , "loc":[-87,101]})
a.append({"name" : 'test' , "loc":[-88,101]})
x= places(a)
The last statement fails
x= places(a)
TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 1 argument (2 given)
I also tried to save this to my instance
places.insert(x)
places.save(x)
both fail. Please help.
回答1:
Places.objects.insert
doesn't take a list of dictionaries it has to be Places
instances. Normal operations would be to create individual instances of Places
and save or insert eg:
Places(name="test", loc=[-87, 101]).save()
Places(name="test 2", loc=[-87, 101]).save()
However if you want to do a bulk insert you can pass a list of Places
instances and call insert
on the objects
queryset eg:
Places.objects.insert([Places(name="test", loc=[-87, 101]),
Places(name="test 2", loc=[-87, 101])])
回答2:
You try to initialize Document object for multiple documents at once.
If you look at mongoengine's BaseDocument class, you'll see, that its __init__
method takes a dictionary of keyword arguments, which relate to fields of one single document.
If you want to do a bulk save, you have to make a list of places instances and pass it to insert() method.
a = []
a.append(places(**{"name": 'test', "loc": [-87,101]}))
a.append(places(**{"name": 'test', "loc": [-88,101]}))
x = places.objects.insert(a)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15143482/multi-document-insert-using-mongoengine-into-mongodb