def data_model_obj(db, db_models):
instance = db_models.DataFieldsModel(big_integer_field=1000,
boolean_field=False,
char_field='This a char field',
date_field=datetime.today(),
datetime_field=datetime.now(),
decimal_field=Decimal('3.56'),
email_field='*****@*****.**',
float_field=1.45,
integer_field=10,
null_boolean_field=None,
positive_integer_field=200000,
positive_small_integer_field=10,
small_integer_field=20,
text_field="The text field value",
time_field=datetime.now().time(),
url_field="http://www.test.com",
custom_field="custom field text",
file_path_field=os.listdir(
tempfile.gettempdir())[0])
file_temp = NamedTemporaryFile(delete=True)
file_temp.write(file_temp.read(1))
file_temp.flush()
instance.file_field.save('test_file', File(file_temp))
file_temp.close()
instance.save()
return instance
def getPGSQL(self, projection="EPSG:4326"):
# Create temporary named file of GeoJSON output
tmp_json_file = NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w+',
delete=True,
suffix='.geo.json')
tmp_json_file.write(self.getGeoJSON(projection))
tmp_json_file.seek(0)
# Create temporary named file for new pgsql output
# we're using NamedTemporaryFile to create the unique filename...
tmp_sql_file = NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w+',
delete=True,
suffix='.sql')
tmp_sql_file_name = tmp_sql_file.name
tmp_sql_file.close()
# ... But we let ogr2ogr actually create the file and manually delete later.
# call ogr2ogr to populate .sql file
os.system(
'ogr2ogr -f "PGDUMP" %s %s -lco SRID=4326 -lco SCHEMA=public -lco EXTRACT_SCHEMA_FROM_LAYER_NAME="NO"'
% (tmp_sql_file_name, tmp_json_file.name))
# get sql string from .sql file
tmp_sql_file = open(tmp_sql_file_name)
sql_str = tmp_sql_file.read()
# close all temporary files
tmp_json_file.close()
# tmp_sql_file.close()
os.remove(tmp_sql_file_name)
# return sql string.
return sql_str