Considering I have a model like:
MyStore = (
id = 1,
name = 'Foobar',
information_as_json = {
'open_at': datetime.now(),
'close_at': datetime.now() timedelta(' 1 day'),
'workers' : {
'Person1' : 'Owner',
'Person2' : 'Boss',
'Person3' : 'Boss',
}
})
Inside Django admin forms, for every field is generated an input, but for the field "information_as_json", I don't want to show it as a string or as JSON. That is because the users who are accessing this store admin page, need to read the field 'information_as_json' easier since no one can edit these values because it is generated in another part of the application.
Is it possible to convert these values to a "div" or a plain text? The contents would be:
This store opens at: {information_as_json.open_at}
This store close at: {information_as_json.close_at}
And for the workers, iterate through keys and values:
for key, value in information_as_json.workers:
Worker {key} has the role: {value}
I'm a beginner at Django, so I'm struggling a little with this part.
Every help would be appreciated :D
CodePudding user response:
I would suggest approaching the model a little differently. Rather than storing the opening and closing hours as JSON they can just be fields directly on the store model. The the workers can be a