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- from django.db.models import Manager
- from django.db.models.expressions import RawSQL
- NAT1 = r"CAST(SUBSTRING({}.{} FROM '^(\d{{1,9}})') AS integer)"
- NAT2 = r"SUBSTRING({}.{} FROM '^\d*(.*?)\d*$')"
- NAT3 = r"CAST(SUBSTRING({}.{} FROM '(\d{{1,9}})$') AS integer)"
- class NaturalOrderingManager(Manager):
- """
- Order objects naturally by a designated field (defaults to 'name'). Leading and/or trailing digits of values within
- this field will be cast as independent integers and sorted accordingly. For example, "Foo2" will be ordered before
- "Foo10", even though the digit 1 is normally ordered before the digit 2.
- """
- natural_order_field = 'name'
- def get_queryset(self):
- queryset = super().get_queryset()
- db_table = self.model._meta.db_table
- db_field = self.natural_order_field
- # Append the three subfields derived from the designated natural ordering field
- queryset = (
- queryset.annotate(_nat1=RawSQL(NAT1.format(db_table, db_field), ()))
- .annotate(_nat2=RawSQL(NAT2.format(db_table, db_field), ()))
- .annotate(_nat3=RawSQL(NAT3.format(db_table, db_field), ()))
- )
- # Replace any instance of the designated natural ordering field with its three subfields
- ordering = []
- for field in self.model._meta.ordering:
- if field == self.natural_order_field:
- ordering.append('_nat1')
- ordering.append('_nat2')
- ordering.append('_nat3')
- else:
- ordering.append(field)
- # Default to using the _nat indexes if Meta.ordering is empty
- if not ordering:
- ordering = ('_nat1', '_nat2', '_nat3')
- return queryset.order_by(*ordering)
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