Aim to Achieve:
I want all objects where name attribute contains any word from the list.
I have:
list = [\'word1\',\'word2\',\'word3\']
ob_li
obj_list = [obj for obj in data.objects.all() if any(name in obj.name for name in list)]
Edit: Just re-read your question. Don't know if you can do that with filter
but you can do it with a list comprehension or generator expression.
You could use Q objects to constuct a query like this:
from django.db.models import Q
ob_list = data.objects.filter(reduce(lambda x, y: x | y, [Q(name__contains=word) for word in list]))
Edit:
reduce(lambda x, y: x | y, [Q(name__contains=word) for word in list]))
is a fancy way to write
Q(name__contains=list[0]) | Q(name__contains=list[1]) | ... | Q(name__contains=list[-1])
You could also use an explicit for loop to construct the Q
object.
ob_list = data.objects.filter(name__in=my_list)
And BTW, avoid using the variable name "list" (Or any other python standard keyword), lest you get into some weird bugs later.
Update: (I guess your question was updated too, because when I wrote the answer, I didn't see the part where you wrote you need a contains match and not an exact match)
You can do that using the regex search too, avoiding many Q expressions (which end up using that many where "and" clauses in the SQL, possibly dampening the performance), as follows:
data.objects.filter(name__regex=r'(word1|word2|word3)')