u can do like this
somefield = BooleanField(default=False) # type:bool # type:ignore
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u can do like this
somefield = BooleanField(default=False) # type:bool # type:ignore
I think that the best way to type a field to get attribute hints (methods and attributes) of the value of the field and don't get linting errors when using strong or basic typing would be to use Union and do something like this:
username: str|CharField = CharField()
If you were doing this:
model._meta.get_field('g').get_internal_type()
You could not possibly get that as a result.
Instead, you are doing this:
model._meta.get_field('g').get_internal_type
Which, as explained here, does not call the method, it just refers to the method as a bound method object. The return value is not part of that bound method object, it's created by the method when the method is called. So, you have to call it. So you need the parentheses.
You can do this:
from django.db.models.fields import *
....
if model._meta.get_field('g').__class__ is UrlField:
....
....
or If you want to use String instead of working only with UrlField
....
if type(model._meta.get_field('g')) is eval('UrlField'):
....
....
or
isinstance(model._meta.get_field('g'), UrlField)
# This will return Boolean result
You Can also use equal '==' instead of 'is'
You can Check Offical Documentation for more information about
- Model_meta
- Fields