Monday 15 March 2010

orm - how can i define relationship for my models in flask -


New to flask and ORM technology is doing a sample project for me to learn

My In the application, the trainer can teach one or more techniques, so I define my tables as tilt

  1. trainer:
    • id < Li> Name
    • Email
    • Technology:
      • ID
      • Tech_name <
      • Ol>

        and

        What do you want, many-to-many relationships are flask-SQLLame Documentation provides a

        giving you the right idea about providing a table, but you do not really need the id column in it, the example below is for your model Has happened.

          technologies = db.Table ('technologies', db column (' trainer_id ', db.Integer, db.ForeignKey (' trainer.id ')), Db.Column (' tech_id ', Db.Integer, db.ForeignKey (' tech.id ')) Class Trainer (DB Model): id = db.Column (db.Integer, primary_key = true) name = db Column (db string) phone = db Column (db string) email = db Columns (DB String) Technologies = DB Relationship ('Tech', Secondary = Technologies, Backfruit = DB. Backf ('Trainers', Lazy = 'Dynamic')) Class Tech (DB Model): id = db.Column (db.Integer, primary_key = true) Name = Db.Column (db.String)   

        Now you can add trainer and techas, then allocate them as needed:

          nano_tech = tech (Name = 'nano') mega_tech = tech (name = 'mega') bob = trainer (name = 'bob', email = 'whatever', technologies = [nano_technology, mega_tech])   

        Or can you add existing techniques to existing trainer

          trainer = trainer.query.filter_by (name = 'Alice') first () technique = Tech.query.filter_by (name = 'super'). First () trainer.technologies.append (tech)   

        or any combination thereof.

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