relatively new to Python and very new to Django so looking for some help with this.
I'm trying to create a user rank-up system similar to what you'd find in an role-playing game (ie the user gains levels by getting experience points)
So far I have an app in my project with this simple model within its models.py. I've already ran migrations and this currently empty table is sat in my database:
class UserLevel(models.Model):
level_rank = models.IntegerField()
xp_threshold = models.IntegerField()
Now what I want to do is add levels 1 to 100 (integers) to level_rank. So there would be 100 instances. Level 100 would be the max level.
In addition, the xp_threshold would increment by 50% each level.
So for example, level 1 would have an xp_threshold of 100, level 2 would have 150, level 3 would have 225 and so on.
I don't particular care how the numbers are rounded.
I'm using Django v2.0.13
So far, I have this:
class UserLevel(models.Model):
level_rank = models.IntegerField()
xp_threshold = models.IntegerField()
levels_range = range(1,101)
for level in levels_range:
UserLevel.objects.create(level_rank=level)
But this is giving me a NameError saying that UserLevel is not defined.
I know I could manually just pump this data into Django's admin but that's going to take a looooong time for 100 levels and I know there's a better way to do this.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
It is about Python not Django. Simply you can't do this in Python
class MyAwesomeClass:
a = 1
print(a)
print(MyAwesomeClass.a)
this will throw throw NameError on 4. line
Instead use shell to create data like so python manage.py shell
from yourapp.models import UserLevel
UserLevel.objects.bulk_create([UserLevel(level_rank=level) for level in range(1, 101)])
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