Right now I'm using various variables to store fields, and it works well, but I'd like to move them to lists. Is there a way to do this?
What I have now:
lessonNameFirst = models.CharField('8:30-10:00', max_length = 50)
additInfoFirst = models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50)
lessonNameSecond = models.CharField('10:15-11:45', max_length = 50)
additInfoSecond = models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50)
lessonNameThird = models.CharField('12:30-14:00', max_length = 50)
additInfoThird = models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50)
lessonNameFourth = models.CharField('14:10-15:40', max_length = 50)
additInfoFourth = models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50)
What I'm looking for:
lessonName = [
models.CharField('8:30-10:00', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('8:30-10:00', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('8:30-10:00', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('8:30-10:00', max_length = 50)
]
additInfo = [
models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50),
models.CharField('Additional info', max_length = 50)
]
CodePudding user response:
You can use the ArrayField if you're using PostgreSQL as the database.
from django.contrib.postgres.fields import ArrayField
class ModelName(models.Model):
lessonName = ArrayField(models.CharField(max_length = 50))
additInfo = ArrayField(models.CharField(max_length = 50))
]
Refer here for connecting Django with PostgreSQL.