async def create_or_update_object_from_mapping(queryset_object: QuerySet,
queryset_base_fields: dict,
object_to_map: dict,
data_fields: dict) -> None:
item_type_model_fields = queryset_base_fields['item_type'].model_fields
items = return_field_mapping(item_type_model_fields, object_to_map,
data_fields)
queryset = queryset_object.filter(**queryset_base_fields)
queryset_exists = await queryset.exists()
fields = {}
fields.update(queryset_base_fields)
create_or_update = False
## the Call of Duty API in all of it's infinite wisdom returns 'None' and 0 respectively
## for all fields for any given object, even if the player hasn't played that object.
## thuis, if this is the case we're wasting space int he DB. Just don't continue if this is the case.
if not (all(value == 0 or value == None for value in items.values())):
fields.update(items)
if not queryset_exists:
thisobject = await queryset_object.create(**fields)
else:
await queryset.update(**fields)
thisobject = await queryset.first()
return thisobject
def get_queryset(cls, queryset: QuerySet, value: Any) -> QuerySet:
return queryset.filter(name__icontains=value)
async def get_queryset(self, request: Request, value: Any, qs: QuerySet):
value = await self.parse_value(request, value)
filters = {self.context.get("name"): value}
return qs.filter(**filters)
def get_queryset(cls, queryset: QuerySet) -> QuerySet:
return queryset.filter(~Q(key="test"))
