Hi, I'm porting my app from SQLObject. Given the model below:
class Event(Entity):
date = Field(DateTime)
class Person(Entity):
events = ManyToMany("Event")
@property
def future_events(self):
# what goes here?
I would like to create a property for Person that takes a relationship
and then further filters it (e.g. in the above example, by date.) In
SO I'd define the relation as a SQLRelatedJoin so that a.events would
return a QueryObj instead of an actual list, so I could do "return
self.events.filter(Event.q.date >= date.today())"
What would be the recommended way to do this with Elixir, or perhaps
this is an SO-centric pattern that there's a better way to do with SA/
Elixir?
Thanks -- Regards -- Andy
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