how to get price range with django?

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i have price model

class Product(models.Model):
  price = models.IntegerField
  membership_discount = models.DecimalField

if i get price parameter, (ex. min_price = 100000, max_price = 500000)

I want to get the products multiplied by the price fields and membership_discount fields.

not this

Product.objects.filter(price__range = (min_price, max_price))

i want

Product.objects.filter(price * (1+membership_discount)__range = (min_price, max_price))
django python
2 Answers

lte = less than or equal to

gte = greater than or equal to

this is documentation: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/models/querysets/#gt

max_price = #max price logic here
min_price = #min price logic her

#this will filter all products (price <= max_price and price >= min_price)  
Product.objects.filter(price__lte = max_price, price__gte = min_price)
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You could use annotations for the QuerySet and apply the filter on the annotation.

Product.objects.annotate(
    member_price=F('price') * (1 + F('membership_discount'))
).filter(
    member_price__range=(min_price, max_price)
)

If the pricefield and the membership_dicsount do not have the same type, you might need to make usage of the ExpressionWrapper with a specific output_field

Product.objects.annotate(
    member_price=ExpressionWrapper(
        F('price') * (1 + F('membership_discount')),
        output_field=DecimalField()
    )
).filter(
    member_price__range=(min_price, max_price)
)

Docs:

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