Hello,
I'm writing my first webapplication{, in Django} and I'm faced with
a
problem that I can't manage
alone.
I want to write an application for classifying my wine. There, a wine
could
be red or white and regarding this parameter a wine have a
more
specific tone choice, let say for a red wine could be ligth red
or
dark
red...
Here is the idea I want to
wrote
$ wine/models.py:
class Color(models.Model):
class Meta:
abtract =
true
tone = models.CharField(max_length = 32, choices = SOMETHING)
class RedColor(Color):
R_COLORS = (
("Light red", "light red"),
("Dark red", "dark red")
)
# Tells the parents class that SOMETHING = R_COLORS for red wines
class WhiteColor(Color):
W_COLORS = (
("Ligth white", "ligth white"),
("Dark white", "dark white")
)
# Tells the parents class that SOMETHING =
W_COLORS for white
My problems are that I can't manage to write this idea in
correct
Python/Django.
Also I'm far to be sure that this is the good way of storing
this
information. I'm not sure that 2 tables for storing the same kind
of
data is a good way of designing
databases.
If someone could lead me on some directions it will be great !
Thanks
PS: I will have the same problems on other table on the
application,
for example the grappe
variety.
PPS: I will have the same problem for building the next
application
for classifying my beers.
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