Django serializer update function very long code
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I have written an update method for my API.But in the end it ended up taking more than 100 lines of code.Just wanted suggestions and tips on how to shorten the code
My update method:
def update(self, instance, validated_data):
levels = self.initial_data.get('levels')
categories = self.initial_data['selectedCategories']
instance.name = validated_data.get('name', instance.name)
instance.description = validated_data.get('description', instance.description)
instance.tenant = self.context['request'].user.tenant
levels_it_has = [workflow_level.level for workflow_level in WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance).order_by('level') ]
for level in levels:
# Check if editing existing level
if WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level=level['level']).exists():
level_var = WorkflowLevel.objects.get(workflow=instance,level=level['level'])
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation=level['operation']
level_var.save()
#If creating new Level
else:
level_var = WorkflowLevel()
level_var.workflow = instance
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation = level['operation']
level_var.save()
########### Level Permissions ############3#########
for permission in level['workflow_permissions']:
permission_obj = WorkflowPermission.objects.get(short_name=permission['short_name'])
permissions_in_level = [ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,permission=permission_obj,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
if not level_permissions.exists():
permission = WorkflowLevelPermission()
permission.level = level_var
permission.permission = permission_obj
permission.save()
new_perms=[ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
####################### DELETE PERMISSIONS ####################################
if len(new_perms) > len(level['workflow_permissions']):
short_names = [perm['short_name'] for perm in level['workflow_permissions'] ]
perm_to_delete = [item for item in new_perms if item not in short_names]
workflow_permission_to_delete = WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance,permission__short_name__in=perm_to_delete)
workflow_permission_to_delete.delete()
if len(level['workflow_permissions']) == 0:
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance).delete()
####################### DELETE LEVELS ####################################
if len(levels_it_has) > len(levels):
level_numbers = [lev['level'] for lev in levels]
level_to_delete = [item for item in levels_it_has if item not in level_numbers]
workflow_level_to_delete = WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level__in=level_to_delete)
workflow_level_to_delete.delete()
##########################################################################
for category in categories:
if not WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name=category['short_name']):
workflow_category = WorkflowCategory.objects.get(short_name=category['short_name'])
workflow_category_link = WorkflowCategoryLink()
workflow_category_link.workflow=instance
workflow_category_link.target_type=workflow_category
workflow_category_link.save()
new_categories = [cat.target_type.short_name for cat in WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance).select_related('target_type')]
######################## DELETE CATEGORIES ##############################
if len(new_categories)> len(categories):
short_names = [cacat['short_name'] for cat in categories]
category_to_delete = [item for item in new_categories if item not in short_names]
category_link_to_delete = WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name__in=category_to_delete)
category_link_to_delete.delete()
instance.save()
return instance
The update method also has to delete from database by comparing the api and db fields .If user creates new object then it has to be added to database
python-3.x django
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I have written an update method for my API.But in the end it ended up taking more than 100 lines of code.Just wanted suggestions and tips on how to shorten the code
My update method:
def update(self, instance, validated_data):
levels = self.initial_data.get('levels')
categories = self.initial_data['selectedCategories']
instance.name = validated_data.get('name', instance.name)
instance.description = validated_data.get('description', instance.description)
instance.tenant = self.context['request'].user.tenant
levels_it_has = [workflow_level.level for workflow_level in WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance).order_by('level') ]
for level in levels:
# Check if editing existing level
if WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level=level['level']).exists():
level_var = WorkflowLevel.objects.get(workflow=instance,level=level['level'])
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation=level['operation']
level_var.save()
#If creating new Level
else:
level_var = WorkflowLevel()
level_var.workflow = instance
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation = level['operation']
level_var.save()
########### Level Permissions ############3#########
for permission in level['workflow_permissions']:
permission_obj = WorkflowPermission.objects.get(short_name=permission['short_name'])
permissions_in_level = [ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,permission=permission_obj,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
if not level_permissions.exists():
permission = WorkflowLevelPermission()
permission.level = level_var
permission.permission = permission_obj
permission.save()
new_perms=[ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
####################### DELETE PERMISSIONS ####################################
if len(new_perms) > len(level['workflow_permissions']):
short_names = [perm['short_name'] for perm in level['workflow_permissions'] ]
perm_to_delete = [item for item in new_perms if item not in short_names]
workflow_permission_to_delete = WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance,permission__short_name__in=perm_to_delete)
workflow_permission_to_delete.delete()
if len(level['workflow_permissions']) == 0:
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance).delete()
####################### DELETE LEVELS ####################################
if len(levels_it_has) > len(levels):
level_numbers = [lev['level'] for lev in levels]
level_to_delete = [item for item in levels_it_has if item not in level_numbers]
workflow_level_to_delete = WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level__in=level_to_delete)
workflow_level_to_delete.delete()
##########################################################################
for category in categories:
if not WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name=category['short_name']):
workflow_category = WorkflowCategory.objects.get(short_name=category['short_name'])
workflow_category_link = WorkflowCategoryLink()
workflow_category_link.workflow=instance
workflow_category_link.target_type=workflow_category
workflow_category_link.save()
new_categories = [cat.target_type.short_name for cat in WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance).select_related('target_type')]
######################## DELETE CATEGORIES ##############################
if len(new_categories)> len(categories):
short_names = [cacat['short_name'] for cat in categories]
category_to_delete = [item for item in new_categories if item not in short_names]
category_link_to_delete = WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name__in=category_to_delete)
category_link_to_delete.delete()
instance.save()
return instance
The update method also has to delete from database by comparing the api and db fields .If user creates new object then it has to be added to database
python-3.x django
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I have written an update method for my API.But in the end it ended up taking more than 100 lines of code.Just wanted suggestions and tips on how to shorten the code
My update method:
def update(self, instance, validated_data):
levels = self.initial_data.get('levels')
categories = self.initial_data['selectedCategories']
instance.name = validated_data.get('name', instance.name)
instance.description = validated_data.get('description', instance.description)
instance.tenant = self.context['request'].user.tenant
levels_it_has = [workflow_level.level for workflow_level in WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance).order_by('level') ]
for level in levels:
# Check if editing existing level
if WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level=level['level']).exists():
level_var = WorkflowLevel.objects.get(workflow=instance,level=level['level'])
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation=level['operation']
level_var.save()
#If creating new Level
else:
level_var = WorkflowLevel()
level_var.workflow = instance
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation = level['operation']
level_var.save()
########### Level Permissions ############3#########
for permission in level['workflow_permissions']:
permission_obj = WorkflowPermission.objects.get(short_name=permission['short_name'])
permissions_in_level = [ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,permission=permission_obj,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
if not level_permissions.exists():
permission = WorkflowLevelPermission()
permission.level = level_var
permission.permission = permission_obj
permission.save()
new_perms=[ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
####################### DELETE PERMISSIONS ####################################
if len(new_perms) > len(level['workflow_permissions']):
short_names = [perm['short_name'] for perm in level['workflow_permissions'] ]
perm_to_delete = [item for item in new_perms if item not in short_names]
workflow_permission_to_delete = WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance,permission__short_name__in=perm_to_delete)
workflow_permission_to_delete.delete()
if len(level['workflow_permissions']) == 0:
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance).delete()
####################### DELETE LEVELS ####################################
if len(levels_it_has) > len(levels):
level_numbers = [lev['level'] for lev in levels]
level_to_delete = [item for item in levels_it_has if item not in level_numbers]
workflow_level_to_delete = WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level__in=level_to_delete)
workflow_level_to_delete.delete()
##########################################################################
for category in categories:
if not WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name=category['short_name']):
workflow_category = WorkflowCategory.objects.get(short_name=category['short_name'])
workflow_category_link = WorkflowCategoryLink()
workflow_category_link.workflow=instance
workflow_category_link.target_type=workflow_category
workflow_category_link.save()
new_categories = [cat.target_type.short_name for cat in WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance).select_related('target_type')]
######################## DELETE CATEGORIES ##############################
if len(new_categories)> len(categories):
short_names = [cacat['short_name'] for cat in categories]
category_to_delete = [item for item in new_categories if item not in short_names]
category_link_to_delete = WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name__in=category_to_delete)
category_link_to_delete.delete()
instance.save()
return instance
The update method also has to delete from database by comparing the api and db fields .If user creates new object then it has to be added to database
python-3.x django
New contributor
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I have written an update method for my API.But in the end it ended up taking more than 100 lines of code.Just wanted suggestions and tips on how to shorten the code
My update method:
def update(self, instance, validated_data):
levels = self.initial_data.get('levels')
categories = self.initial_data['selectedCategories']
instance.name = validated_data.get('name', instance.name)
instance.description = validated_data.get('description', instance.description)
instance.tenant = self.context['request'].user.tenant
levels_it_has = [workflow_level.level for workflow_level in WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance).order_by('level') ]
for level in levels:
# Check if editing existing level
if WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level=level['level']).exists():
level_var = WorkflowLevel.objects.get(workflow=instance,level=level['level'])
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation=level['operation']
level_var.save()
#If creating new Level
else:
level_var = WorkflowLevel()
level_var.workflow = instance
level_var.level = level['level']
level_var.operation = level['operation']
level_var.save()
########### Level Permissions ############3#########
for permission in level['workflow_permissions']:
permission_obj = WorkflowPermission.objects.get(short_name=permission['short_name'])
permissions_in_level = [ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,permission=permission_obj,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
if not level_permissions.exists():
permission = WorkflowLevelPermission()
permission.level = level_var
permission.permission = permission_obj
permission.save()
new_perms=[ perm.permission.short_name for perm in
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(
level=level_var,
level__workflow=instance).select_related('permission') ]
####################### DELETE PERMISSIONS ####################################
if len(new_perms) > len(level['workflow_permissions']):
short_names = [perm['short_name'] for perm in level['workflow_permissions'] ]
perm_to_delete = [item for item in new_perms if item not in short_names]
workflow_permission_to_delete = WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance,permission__short_name__in=perm_to_delete)
workflow_permission_to_delete.delete()
if len(level['workflow_permissions']) == 0:
WorkflowLevelPermission.objects.filter(level=level_var,level__workflow=instance).delete()
####################### DELETE LEVELS ####################################
if len(levels_it_has) > len(levels):
level_numbers = [lev['level'] for lev in levels]
level_to_delete = [item for item in levels_it_has if item not in level_numbers]
workflow_level_to_delete = WorkflowLevel.objects.filter(workflow=instance,level__in=level_to_delete)
workflow_level_to_delete.delete()
##########################################################################
for category in categories:
if not WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name=category['short_name']):
workflow_category = WorkflowCategory.objects.get(short_name=category['short_name'])
workflow_category_link = WorkflowCategoryLink()
workflow_category_link.workflow=instance
workflow_category_link.target_type=workflow_category
workflow_category_link.save()
new_categories = [cat.target_type.short_name for cat in WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance).select_related('target_type')]
######################## DELETE CATEGORIES ##############################
if len(new_categories)> len(categories):
short_names = [cacat['short_name'] for cat in categories]
category_to_delete = [item for item in new_categories if item not in short_names]
category_link_to_delete = WorkflowCategoryLink.objects.filter(workflow=instance,target_type__short_name__in=category_to_delete)
category_link_to_delete.delete()
instance.save()
return instance
The update method also has to delete from database by comparing the api and db fields .If user creates new object then it has to be added to database
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