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Fields — django-import-export 4.3.10.dev1 documentation

class import_export.fields.Field(attribute=None, column_name=None, widget=None, default=<class 'django.db.models.fields.NOT_PROVIDED'>, readonly=False, saves_null_values=True, dehydrate_method=None, m2m_add=False)

Field represents a mapping between an instance field and a representation of the field’s data.

Parameters:

• attribute – A string of either an instance attribute or callable of the instance.

• column_name – An optional column name for the column that represents this field in the export.

• widget – Defines a widget that will be used to represent this field’s data in the export, or transform the value during import.

• readonly – A Boolean which defines if this field will be ignored during import.

• default – This value will be returned by clean() if this field’s widget returned a value defined in empty_values.

• saves_null_values – Controls whether null values are saved on the instance. This can be used if the widget returns null, but there is a default instance value which should not be overwritten.

• dehydrate_method – You can provide a dehydrate_method as a string to use instead of the default dehydrate_{field_name} syntax, or you can provide a callable that will be executed with the instance as its argument.

• m2m_add – changes save of this field to add the values, if they do not exist, to a ManyToMany field instead of setting all values. Only useful if field is a ManyToMany field.

clean(row, **kwargs)

Translates the value stored in the imported datasource to an appropriate Python object and returns it.

export(instance, **kwargs)

Returns value from the provided instance converted to export representation.

get_dehydrate_method(field_name=None)

Returns method name to be used for dehydration of the field. Defaults to dehydrate_{field_name}

get_value(instance)

Returns the value of the instance’s attribute.

save(instance, row, is_m2m=False, **kwargs)

If this field is not declared readonly, the instance’s attribute will be set to the value returned by clean().

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