def __new__(cls, name, bases, attrs):
### START - Build translation model
# At first we build translation model so we can add it to attrs
# Purpose is to not call 'add_to_class' after model is registered
# We have to copy attributes because they change during creation of a model
trans_attrs = attrs.copy()
# Make a copy of Meta, so changes in it when creating a translation model does not affect
# creation of multilingual model
if attrs.has_key('Meta'):
trans_attrs['Meta'] = classobj.__new__(classobj, 'Meta', (attrs['Meta'],), attrs['Meta'].__dict__.copy())
translation_name = name + "Translation"
trans_attrs['multilingual_model_name'] = name
c_trans_model = TranslationModelBase(translation_name, (TranslationModel, ), trans_attrs)
### END - Build translation model
### And some changes before we build multilingual model
meta = attrs.get('Meta', None)
abstract = getattr(meta, 'abstract', False)
# Add translation model to attrs
attrs['translation_model'] = c_trans_model
if not abstract:
# Add translation relations
for language_code in [None] + get_all():
field = TranslationRelation(c_trans_model, base_name=TRANSLATION_FIELD_NAME,
language_code=language_code)
attrs[field.name] = field
# Add proxies for translated fields into attrs
for field in (c_trans_model._meta.fields + c_trans_model._meta.many_to_many):
if field.name in ('id', 'language_code', 'master'):
continue
for language_code in get_all():
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, language_code)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, None)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, None, fallback=True)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
# Handle manager
if not 'objects' in attrs:
# If there is no manager, set MultilingualManager as manager
attrs['objects'] = MultilingualManager()
elif not isinstance(attrs['objects'], MultilingualManager):
# Make sure that if the class specifies objects then it is a subclass of our Manager.
# Don't check other managers since someone might want to have a non-multilingual manager, but assigning
# a non-multilingual manager to objects would be a common mistake.
raise ValueError("Model %s specifies translations, so its 'objects' manager must be a subclass of "\
"multilingual.Manager." % name)
# And now just create multilingual model
return super(MultilingualModelBase, cls).__new__(cls, name, bases, attrs)
def __new__(cls, name, bases, attrs):
# This only happens for base multilingual models
if not attrs.has_key('Translation'):
#TODO: CHECK attrs here
super_new = super(TranslationModelBase, cls).__new__
return super_new(cls, name, bases, attrs)
# multilingual meta
attr_meta = attrs.pop('Meta', None)
# Prepare attributes for translation model
trans_attrs = attrs['Translation'].__dict__.copy()
trans_attrs.pop('__doc__')
# original Meta of Translation Model
trans_meta = trans_attrs.pop('Meta', None)
### START - Create Meta for TranslationModel
meta_attrs = getattr(trans_meta, '__dict__', {})
for key in META_INHERITES:
if hasattr(attr_meta, key):
meta_attrs[key] = getattr(attr_meta, key)
# Append suffix to db_table of multilingual class
if not meta_attrs.has_key('db_table') and hasattr(attr_meta, 'db_table'):
meta_attrs['db_table'] = attr_meta.db_table + 'translation'
# Handle unique constraints
meta_attrs['unique_together'] = list(meta_attrs.get('unique_together', []))
meta_attrs['unique_together'] = [
tuple(list(item) + ['language_code'])
for item in meta_attrs['unique_together']
]
# append all unique fields to unique_together with 'language_code' field
# and remove their uniqueness
for item_name, item in trans_attrs.items():
if isinstance(item, models.Field) and item.unique and not item.primary_key:
meta_attrs['unique_together'].append((item_name, 'language_code'))
trans_attrs[item_name]._unique = False
# TODO: use TranslationModel.Meta instead of hardcoding
# Appending necessary unique together
meta_attrs['unique_together'].append(('language_code', 'master'))
# TODO: enable related_name in Options
related_name = meta_attrs.pop('related_name', 'translations')
# TODO: use something already existing instead of BaseTranslationMeta
trans_attrs['Meta'] = classobj.__new__(classobj, 'Meta', (BaseTranslationMeta,), meta_attrs)
### END - Create Meta for TranslationModel
# Add 'master' field
trans_attrs['master'] = models.ForeignKey(
attrs['multilingual_model_name'],
related_name=related_name
)
return super(TranslationModelBase, cls).__new__(cls, name, bases, trans_attrs)
def __new__(cls, name, bases, attrs):
### START - Build translation model
# At first we build translation model so we can add it to attrs
# Purpose is to not call 'add_to_class' after model is registered
# We have to copy attributes because they change during creation of a model
trans_attrs = attrs.copy()
# Make a copy of Meta, so changes in it when creating a translation model does not affect
# creation of multilingual model
if attrs.has_key("Meta"):
trans_attrs["Meta"] = classobj.__new__(classobj, "Meta", (attrs["Meta"],), attrs["Meta"].__dict__.copy())
translation_name = name + "Translation"
trans_attrs["multilingual_model_name"] = name
c_trans_model = TranslationModelBase(translation_name, (TranslationModel,), trans_attrs)
### END - Build translation model
### And some changes before we build multilingual model
# Add translation model to attrs
attrs["translation_model"] = c_trans_model
# Add proxies for translated fields into attrs
for field in c_trans_model._meta.fields:
if field.name in ("id", "language_code", "master"):
continue
for language_code in get_all():
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, language_code)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, None)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
proxy = TranslationProxyField(field.name, None, fallback=True)
attrs[proxy.name] = proxy
# Handle manager
if not "objects" in attrs:
# If there is no manager, set MultilingualManager as manager
attrs["objects"] = MultilingualManager()
elif not isinstance(attrs["objects"], MultilingualManager):
# Make sure that if the class specifies objects then it is a subclass of our Manager.
# Don't check other managers since someone might want to have a non-multilingual manager, but assigning
# a non-multilingual manager to objects would be a common mistake.
raise ValueError(
"Model %s specifies translations, so its 'objects' manager must be a subclass of "
"multilingual.Manager." % name
)
# And now just create multilingual model
return super(MultilingualModelBase, cls).__new__(cls, name, bases, attrs)