from music.models import Ablum, Song from music.models import Album, Song Album.objects.all() a = Album(artist='Taylor Swift',album_title='Red',genre='Country',album_logo="https://imgchr.com/i/Kb9vFO") a.save() a.artist a.album_title a.id a.pk b = Album() b.artist = "Myth" b.album_title = "High School" b.genre = "Punk" b.album_logo = "" b.album_logo = "" b.album_logo = "https://imgchr.com/i/KbC100" b.saz b.save() a.artist b.artist b.album_title = "Middle School" b.album_title Album.objects.all() %hist -f Create_Albums.py
#operation on the python manage.py shell.insert/update db.
$python manage.py shell
from music.models import Album, Song
Album.objects.all()
a = Album(artist="Taylor Swift", album_title="Red",genre="country",album_logo="asdfsdsfa")
a.save()
a.artist
a.id
a.pk #a.id or a.pk -primary key
#second way to input values to db
b=Album()
b.artist= "Myth"
b.album_title="High school"
b.album_logo="/home/local/ANT/kendavar/kendavar/"
b.save()
Album.objects.all()
#dunter/string representaion of the object.It gives a name to the object
class Album(models.Model):
artist = models.CharField(max_length=250)
album_title = models.CharField(max_length=500)
genre = models.CharField(max_length=100)
album_logo = models.CharField(max_length=1000)
def __str__(self): #This will give the name to the object when we call Album.objects.all()
return self.album_title + "_" + self.artist
#filter with id
Album.objects.filter(id=2)
#different ways of adding rows in the table from music.models import Album ,Song Album.objects.all() a = Album(artist = "Taylor Swift", album_title = "Red",genre = "Country" ,album_logo = "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia a.save() b=Album() b.artist = "One direction" b.album_title = "once a day" b.genre = "punk" b.album_logo = "http://cdn01.cdn.justjared.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/stewart-whoa/kristen-stewart-if-i-do-a-good-scene-i-say-whoa-thats-dope-01.jpg" b.save() Album.objects.all() Album.objects.filter(id =1) #prints the first one Album.objects.filter(artist__startswith='Taylor') #adding songs to database In [1]: from music.models import Album,Song In [2]: album1 = Album.objects.get(pk = 1) In [3]: album1.artist Out[3]: 'Taylor Swift' In [4]: song = Song()
