Python get_haystack_settings Examples

Example #1

File: haystackbrowser_data.py Project: dpnova/django-haystackbrowser

 def get_context(self, context, obj):
     object_id = obj.pk
     content_type_id = '%s.%s' % (obj._meta.app_label, obj._meta.module_name)
     query = {DJANGO_ID: object_id, DJANGO_CT: content_type_id}
     output_context = {
         'haystack_settings': get_haystack_settings(),
     }
     try:
         result = SearchQuerySet().filter(**query)[:1][0]
         result = SearchResultWrapper(obj=result)
         output_context.update(original=result)
     except IndexError:
         pass
     return output_context

Example #2

 def get_context(self, context, obj):
     object_id = obj.pk
     content_type_id = '%s.%s' % (obj._meta.app_label,
                                  obj._meta.module_name)
     query = {DJANGO_ID: object_id, DJANGO_CT: content_type_id}
     output_context = {
         'haystack_settings': get_haystack_settings(),
     }
     try:
         result = SearchQuerySet().filter(**query)[:1][0]
         result = SearchResultWrapper(obj=result)
         output_context.update(original=result)
     except IndexError:
         pass
     return output_context

Example #3

File: admin.py Project: philippeowagner/django-haystackbrowser

    def get_settings(self):
        """Find all Django settings prefixed with ``HAYSTACK_``

        :return: dictionary whose keys are setting names (tidied up).
        """
        return get_haystack_settings()

Example #4

File: admin.py Project: kezabelle/django-haystackbrowser

    def get_settings(self):
        """Find all Django settings prefixed with ``HAYSTACK_``

        :return: dictionary whose keys are setting names (tidied up).
        """
        return get_haystack_settings()