Hello,
I'm using SQLAlchemy to access my WordPress database and I need to
query posts from particular category.
There is a many-to-many mapping between wp_posts and wp_categories
table, throught wp_post2cat table.
I was able to come up with the following code:
cats = self.meta.tables['wp_categories']
posts = self.meta.tables['wp_posts']
post2cat = self.meta.tables['wp_post2cat']
q = self.session.query(WordpressPost)
q = q.filter(WordpressPost.c.status=='publish')
q = q.filter(WordpressCategory.c.slug=='sitenews')
q = q.filter(post2cat.c.post_id==posts.c.ID)
q = q.filter(post2cat.c.category_id==cats.c.cat_ID)
It works correctly but seems too verbose to me. Basically I do two
joins by hand. I suspect SQLAlchemy can do this for me, just can't
figure out how. Help, please?
Max.
P.S.: I have:
mapper(WordpressCategory, wp_categories_tbl , properties={
'id' : wp_categories_tbl.c.cat_ID,
...
})
mapper(WordpressPost, wp_posts_tbl, properties={
'id' : wp_posts_tbl.c.ID,
...
'categories': relation(WordpressCategory,
secondary=wp_post2cat_tbl),
})
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