class Issue(micromodels.Model):
number = micromodels.IntegerField()
title = micromodels.CharField()
state = micromodels.CharField()
body = micromodels.CharField()
created_at = micromodels.DateTimeField(format=DT_FORMAT)
updated_at = micromodels.DateTimeField(format=DT_FORMAT)
closed_at = micromodels.DateTimeField(format=DT_FORMAT)
labels = micromodels.ModelCollectionField(Label)
user = micromodels.ModelField(User)
comments = micromodels.IntegerField()
milestone = micromodels.ModelField(Milestone)
class TwitterUser(micromodels.Model):
id = micromodels.IntegerField()
screen_name = micromodels.CharField()
name = micromodels.CharField()
description = micromodels.CharField()
def get_profile_url(self):
return 'http://twitter.com/%s' % self.screen_name
class UserModel(micromodels.Model):
username = micromodels.CharField(required=True)
timestamp = micromodels.DateTimeField(
default=datetime.datetime.utcnow, required=True)
age = micromodels.IntegerField(required=False)
def validate_age(self):
if self.age and self.age < 0:
raise micromodels.ValidationError(
"You can't be less than zero years old.")
def setUp(self):
self.field = micromodels.IntegerField()
class Person(micromodels.Model):
name = micromodels.CharField()
age = micromodels.IntegerField()
class Tweet(micromodels.Model):
id = micromodels.IntegerField()
text = micromodels.CharField()
created_at = micromodels.DateTimeField(format="%a %b %d %H:%M:%S +0000 %Y")
user = micromodels.ModelField(TwitterUser)
id = micromodels.IntegerField()
text = micromodels.CharField()
created_at = micromodels.DateTimeField(format="%a %b %d %H:%M:%S +0000 %Y")
user = micromodels.ModelField(TwitterUser)
json_data = urlopen('http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/show/20.json').read()
tweet = Tweet(json_data, is_json=True)
print tweet.user.name
print tweet.user.get_profile_url()
print tweet.id
print tweet.created_at.strftime('%A')
#new fields can also be added to the model instance
#a method needs to be used to do this to handle serialization
tweet.add_field('retweet_count', 44, micromodels.IntegerField())
print tweet.retweet_count
#the data can be cast to a dict (still containing time object)
print tweet.to_dict()
#it can also be cast to JSON (fields handle their own serialization)
print tweet.to_json()
#tweet.to_json() is equivalent to this call
json.dumps(tweet.to_dict(serial=True))
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