I have a django model that represents edges of a tree and a model that represents the nodes:
class Edge(models.Model):
nodeFrom = models.ForeignKey('Node', related_name='+')
nodeTo = models.ForeignKey('Node', related_name='+')
class Node(models.Model):
id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
name = models.TextField()
parentNode = models.ForeignKey('Node', null=True)
Is there a way to build tree paths for a subtree with only one database hit?
I tried this:
userEdges = Edge.objects.filter(nodeFrom__in=userNodes, nodeTo__in=userNodes).select_related('nodeFrom', 'nodeTo)
but if I try to build the path like this,
def get_path(node, userEdges):
path = [node]
while path[-1].parentNode_id != None:
path.append(userEdges.get(nodeTo=node).nodeFrom)
return path
a database access is always caused by that line:
userEdges.get(nodeTo=node).nodeFrom
That's because your using .get
. Since you've already retrieved the userEdges
and have them in memory, you can do:
while ... :
currentEdge = next(e for e in userEdges if e.nodeTo == node)
path.append(currentEdge.nodeFrom)
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