Apologize if the title is a bit hard to understand. Not too sure how to explain it within a line.
What I want to do is...
actually I have this code
output = []
objs = Model.objects.filter(abc=abc) # this would return a some queryset
for obj in objs:
output.append({
TITLE: obj.title,
TYPE: obj.type,
# I want to add something here which is kind of like, if `obj.type` is 'hello' then print obj.word
})
return output
for example, if my obj.type is 'hello'
I want
output.append({
TITLE: obj.title,
TYPE: obj.type,
WORD: obj.word,
})
if my obj.type is 'world'
I want
output.append({
TITLE: obj.title,
TYPE: obj.type,
NADA: obj.nada,
})
I thought of doing something such as
output = []
objs = Model.objects.filter(abc=abc) # this would return a some queryset
for obj in objs:
if obj.type == 'hello':
output.append({
TITLE: obj.title,
TYPE: obj.type,
WORD: obj.word,
})
if obj.type == 'world':
output.append({
TITLE: obj.title,
TYPE: obj.type,
NADA: obj.nada,
})
return output
the above should work but if there is another better way, I would love to know another way of doing this because the above seems too redundant.
Thanks in advance for any advices