Add capability to camelize QuerySets #15
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merwok
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Feb 3, 2017
| new_list = [] | ||
| for i in range(len(data)): | ||
| new_list.append(camelize(data[i])) | ||
| return new_list |
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Isn’t this the same as return [camelize(item) for item in queryset]?
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I see now that this line was inspired by line 21/23 above, where the existing list is modified in place (which is broken for tuples, debatable for lists and already discussed in other tickets).
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@MattBlack85 this is great idea, we need to set up an integration suite to test this. Also allowing us to test settings. |
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This PR is intended to add support when one is using
.values()method on querysets. Actual behaviour is returning the QuerySet since it's not a dict, a list neither a tuple. Now a ValuesQuerySet (deprecated from 1.9, for this reason I check straight for QuerySet instance) can be camelized correctly.Since there is no django setup while running tests I'm not sure how to test it and add this behaviour, but if you have any suggestion @vbabiy I'd be happy to do it