Hi, Community Sometimes an application model include a lot of fields which are just dictionary values. Example:
class HDD(models.Model): form_factor = models.ForeignKey(HDDFF) capacity = models.ForeignKey(HDDCap) interface = models.ForeignKey(HDDIntf) ... and so on, where HDDFF, HDDCap and HDDIntf are similar classes. Abstract class with only one field "name" may be used, so that this classes could be defined like this: class HDDFF(DictModel): pass but it is not as good as something like this: class HDD(models.Model): form_factor = models.DictionaryField() capacity = models.DictionaryField() interface = models.DictionaryField() Database tables "hdd_form_factor_dict", "hdd_capacity_dict" and so on could be created automatically, just like it is done by ManyToManyField. What do you think about that?
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