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Description:

peeweegenericfilters 0.2.3

Generic peewee filters.

Quickstart
Install peewee filters:
$ pip3 install peewee_generic_filters

import peewee
import peewee_filters as filters

class Product(peewee.Model):
title = peewee.CharField()
description = peewee.CharField(null=True)
price = peewee.IntegerField()

class Filter(filters.FilterSet):
title = filters.Filter(operator="startswith")
has_description = filters.MethodFilter("filter_description")
price_min = filters.Filter(operator="ge")

def filter_description(self, query, value: bool, **kwargs):
return query.where(
Product.description.is_null(not value) | (
(Product.description != "") if value else (Product.description == "")
)
)

class Meta:
model = Product

Filter({"title": "foo", "has_description": True}).apply(Product)

also it's possible to create FilterSet without binding concrete model.
class Filter(filters.FilterSet):
title = filters.CharFilter(operator="startswith")
has_description = filters.MethodFilter("filter_description")
price_min = filters.NumberFilter(operator="ge")

def filter_description(self, query, value: bool, **kwargs):
return query.where(
Product.description.is_null(not value) | (
(Product.description != "") if value else (Product.description == "")
)
)

In this case it's possible to use a FilterSet for multiple similar models.
But it is much slower than using a FilterSet with an explicit model.
Filters
CharFilter
This filter does simple character matches, used with CharField and TextField.
NumberFilter
Filters based on a numerical value, used with IntegerField, FloatField, and DecimalField.
DateTimeFilter
Matches on a date and time. Used with DateTimeField.
TimeFilter
Matches on a time. Used with TimeField.
DateFilter
Matches on a date. Used with DateField by default.
BooleanFilter
This filter matches a boolean, either True or False, used with BooleanField.
UUIDFilter
This filter matches an UUID, used with BinaryUUIDField.
The following are the arguments that apply to all filters:
field_name
The name of the model field that is filtered against.
If this argument is not provided, it defaults the filter’s attribute name on the FilterSet class.
Field names can traverse relationships by joining the related parts with separator (.). e.g., a product’s manufacturer.name.
description
Filter description. Defaults to empty string.
operator
The field lookup that should be performed in the filter call.
Should be one of the following values: eq, lt, gt, le, ge, ne, like, ilike, is_null, in, not_in, contains, startswith, endswith, regexp, iregexp.
Defaults to eq.
method
For MethodFilter only.
An argument that tells the filter how to handle the queryset.
It can accept either a callable or the name of a method on the FilterSet.
The callable receives a query, the field_name of the model field to filter on, the value to filter with, and context.
It should return a filtered query. The parameter value of a callable should have annotation.
Special filters
SearchingFilter
Is used for searching in multiple fields. It accepts one additional argument:

fields
The list of fields for searching.
OffsetFilter
Specify value for OFFSET clause.
LimitFilter
Specify value for LIMIT clause.
It accepts two additional arguments:
default
Default value for LIMIT clause.
Defaults to 100.
maximum
Maximum value for LIMIT clause.
Defaults to None.
OrderingFilter
Enable queryset ordering. It accepts two additional arguments that are used to build the ordering choices:
fields
Is a mapping of {parameter name: model field name}. fields may also just be a list of strings. In this case, the field names simply double as the exposed parameter names.
default
Default ordering.
SearchingFilter
Enable queryset searching. It accepts one additional argument:
fields
Is a mapping of {model field name: operator}. fields may also just be a list of strings.
In this case, the operator is contains.