Creating models in Django

In this post we are going to see how we can create a model in Django; in previous posts we already discussed how we can create the connection to the database of a project in Django with MySQL, now we are going to take advantage of that connection to be able to make more interesting views and templates and not just a hello world or a text print or static visas as we saw previously.

This entry provides a fairly general usage for django-models; in such a way, that you will know what they are for and what else we can use them for, for example, for migrations and tables in the database through Django.

What is a model?

Models and the single application file in Django

A huge advantage that we have when creating classes such as models or forms in Django is that we can define all the structures, that is, the classes, in a single file, therefore we can have great control over each of the layers or sublayers of our project. .

Create a model in Django

Field types

class Comment(models.Model):
    text = models.()
    date_posted = models.(auto_now_add=)
    element = models.(, =', =., =)
 
    def __str__():
        return ' #{}'.format(.)