Using Django admin interface with enumchoicefield





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I'm attempting to use the Django (2.1.3) admin interface with the enumchoicefield package. All goes well with creating and executing the migration and starting Django, but when I try to add an instance to the model containing the EnumChoiceField I get:




Exception Type: TypeError

Exception Value: render() got an unexpected keyword argument 'renderer'

Exception Location: /home/django/Env/rosella/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/boundfield.py in as_widget, line 93

Python Executable: /usr/local/bin/uwsgi
Python Version: 3.5.2




Model code:



from enumchoicefield import ChoiceEnum, EnumChoiceField
...
class SystemStatus(ChoiceEnum):
UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
OK = 'Ok'
DOWN = 'Down'

class Monitor(models.Model):
...
status = EnumChoiceField(SystemStatus, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)


Question: Does enumchoicefield support the admin interface?
Note: I tried doing enums using django_enumfield, but also ran into problems with the admin interface - error was 'EnumType' object is not iterable










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  • Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

    – Jack L.
    Feb 13 at 10:18


















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I'm attempting to use the Django (2.1.3) admin interface with the enumchoicefield package. All goes well with creating and executing the migration and starting Django, but when I try to add an instance to the model containing the EnumChoiceField I get:




Exception Type: TypeError

Exception Value: render() got an unexpected keyword argument 'renderer'

Exception Location: /home/django/Env/rosella/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/boundfield.py in as_widget, line 93

Python Executable: /usr/local/bin/uwsgi
Python Version: 3.5.2




Model code:



from enumchoicefield import ChoiceEnum, EnumChoiceField
...
class SystemStatus(ChoiceEnum):
UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
OK = 'Ok'
DOWN = 'Down'

class Monitor(models.Model):
...
status = EnumChoiceField(SystemStatus, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)


Question: Does enumchoicefield support the admin interface?
Note: I tried doing enums using django_enumfield, but also ran into problems with the admin interface - error was 'EnumType' object is not iterable










share|improve this question

























  • Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

    – Jack L.
    Feb 13 at 10:18














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I'm attempting to use the Django (2.1.3) admin interface with the enumchoicefield package. All goes well with creating and executing the migration and starting Django, but when I try to add an instance to the model containing the EnumChoiceField I get:




Exception Type: TypeError

Exception Value: render() got an unexpected keyword argument 'renderer'

Exception Location: /home/django/Env/rosella/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/boundfield.py in as_widget, line 93

Python Executable: /usr/local/bin/uwsgi
Python Version: 3.5.2




Model code:



from enumchoicefield import ChoiceEnum, EnumChoiceField
...
class SystemStatus(ChoiceEnum):
UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
OK = 'Ok'
DOWN = 'Down'

class Monitor(models.Model):
...
status = EnumChoiceField(SystemStatus, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)


Question: Does enumchoicefield support the admin interface?
Note: I tried doing enums using django_enumfield, but also ran into problems with the admin interface - error was 'EnumType' object is not iterable










share|improve this question
















I'm attempting to use the Django (2.1.3) admin interface with the enumchoicefield package. All goes well with creating and executing the migration and starting Django, but when I try to add an instance to the model containing the EnumChoiceField I get:




Exception Type: TypeError

Exception Value: render() got an unexpected keyword argument 'renderer'

Exception Location: /home/django/Env/rosella/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/boundfield.py in as_widget, line 93

Python Executable: /usr/local/bin/uwsgi
Python Version: 3.5.2




Model code:



from enumchoicefield import ChoiceEnum, EnumChoiceField
...
class SystemStatus(ChoiceEnum):
UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
OK = 'Ok'
DOWN = 'Down'

class Monitor(models.Model):
...
status = EnumChoiceField(SystemStatus, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)


Question: Does enumchoicefield support the admin interface?
Note: I tried doing enums using django_enumfield, but also ran into problems with the admin interface - error was 'EnumType' object is not iterable







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  • Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

    – Jack L.
    Feb 13 at 10:18



















  • Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

    – Jack L.
    Feb 13 at 10:18

















Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

– Jack L.
Feb 13 at 10:18





Looks like the author was working on the issue: github.com/timheap/django-enumchoicefield/commit/…

– Jack L.
Feb 13 at 10:18












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I am not sure if you should use EnumChoiceField, as the library does not have any information about supports in Django 2.X. Also it has mentioned that it is using Python 3.4 in github page. Instead, consider choice fields like this:



class SystemStatus(object):
UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
OK = 'Ok'
DOWN = 'Down'
choices = (
(UNKNOWN, "Unknown"),
(OK, 'Ok'),
(DOWN, 'Down')
)


And use it in Model:



status = models.CharField(max_length=20, choices=SystemStatus.choices, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)





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    I am not sure if you should use EnumChoiceField, as the library does not have any information about supports in Django 2.X. Also it has mentioned that it is using Python 3.4 in github page. Instead, consider choice fields like this:



    class SystemStatus(object):
    UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
    OK = 'Ok'
    DOWN = 'Down'
    choices = (
    (UNKNOWN, "Unknown"),
    (OK, 'Ok'),
    (DOWN, 'Down')
    )


    And use it in Model:



    status = models.CharField(max_length=20, choices=SystemStatus.choices, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)





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      I am not sure if you should use EnumChoiceField, as the library does not have any information about supports in Django 2.X. Also it has mentioned that it is using Python 3.4 in github page. Instead, consider choice fields like this:



      class SystemStatus(object):
      UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
      OK = 'Ok'
      DOWN = 'Down'
      choices = (
      (UNKNOWN, "Unknown"),
      (OK, 'Ok'),
      (DOWN, 'Down')
      )


      And use it in Model:



      status = models.CharField(max_length=20, choices=SystemStatus.choices, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)





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        I am not sure if you should use EnumChoiceField, as the library does not have any information about supports in Django 2.X. Also it has mentioned that it is using Python 3.4 in github page. Instead, consider choice fields like this:



        class SystemStatus(object):
        UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
        OK = 'Ok'
        DOWN = 'Down'
        choices = (
        (UNKNOWN, "Unknown"),
        (OK, 'Ok'),
        (DOWN, 'Down')
        )


        And use it in Model:



        status = models.CharField(max_length=20, choices=SystemStatus.choices, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)





        share|improve this answer















        I am not sure if you should use EnumChoiceField, as the library does not have any information about supports in Django 2.X. Also it has mentioned that it is using Python 3.4 in github page. Instead, consider choice fields like this:



        class SystemStatus(object):
        UNKNOWN = 'Unknown'
        OK = 'Ok'
        DOWN = 'Down'
        choices = (
        (UNKNOWN, "Unknown"),
        (OK, 'Ok'),
        (DOWN, 'Down')
        )


        And use it in Model:



        status = models.CharField(max_length=20, choices=SystemStatus.choices, default=SystemStatus.UNKNOWN)






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