def make_dicts(cls, query_on, fields=[]):
if not fields:
fields = cls.dict_fields()
values = list(query_on.values(*fields))
return_values = []
for an_approval in values:
return_values.append(clean_query(values))
return return_values
def make_dicts(cls, q, fields=[]):
if not fields:
fields = cls.dict_fields()
vc_vales = list(q.values(*fields))
vc_results = []
for a_vc in vc_vales:
vc_results.appens(clean_query(a_vc))
return vc_results
def make_dicts(cls, q, fields=[]):
## To make a dictionary out of the objects at maximum performance
## let's lean on the database rather than Python.
if not fields:
fields = cls.dict_fields()
part_values = list(q.values(*fields))
## Organie our tables.
part_results = []
for a_part in part_values:
part_results.append(clean_query(a_part))
return part_results
def make_dicts(cls, q, fields=[]):
## To make a dictionary out of the objects at maximum performance
## let's lean on the database rather than Python.
if not fields:
fields = cls.dict_fields()
asset_values = list(q.values(*fields))
## Organize our tables.
asset_results = []
for an_asset in asset_values:
asset_results.append(clean_query(an_asset))
## TODO REMOVE AFTER TEST
# # asset_results.append(organize_values([vn], an_asset))
# version_controller_table = {}
# vc_id = an_asset[vn]
# an_asset[vn] = dict(id=vc_id)
# for a_vc_value in version_controller_list:
# an_asset[vn][a_vc_value[len(vn)+2:]] = an_asset.pop(a_vc_value)
# an_asset[vn]['asset_type'] = { 'name' : an_asset[vn].pop('asset_type__name') }
return asset_results
