¿Es posible en Django pasar valores enumerados de un modelo?
Por ejemplo, ¿puedo en JS, hacer algo como
`var enumValue1 = "{{employment_ukrightowork_form.right_to_work_selection.UKRightoWorkSelection.PASSPORT}}"Si mi modelo en model.py se ve así:
# UK RIGHT TO WORK MODEL class UK_Right_To_Work(models.Model): class UKRightoWorkSelection(models.TextChoices): PASSPORT = 'Passport', _('UK or Irish - Passport') BIRTHCERT = 'Birth Certificate & NI Number', _('UK or Irish - Birth or Adoption Certificate + Proof of National Insurance Number') CERTOFREG = 'Certificate of Registration & NI Number', _('UK or Irish - Certificate of Registration or Naturalisation + Proof of National Insurance Number') right_to_work_id = models.BigAutoField(verbose_name='UK Right to Work ID', primary_key=True, serialize=False, auto_created=True) right_to_work_selection = models.CharField(verbose_name='UK Right to Work selection', max_length=41, choices=UKRightoWorkSelection.choices, blank=False, null=False, default=UKRightoWorkSelection.PASSPORT)¿Por qué no pasarlos como variables de contexto?
vistas.py
from . import models def render_template(request): context = { "options" : models.UK_Right_To_Work.UKRightoWorkSelection } return render(request, "template.html", context=context)Luego en tu plantilla:
var enumValue1 = "{{options.PASSPORT}}"; ...