peewee-extra-fields

Autogeneration of HTML5 Widgets for Fields. Postgresql & Peewee 3 Support. Fields for several countries.

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Documentation

PositiveIntegerField, PositiveSmallIntegerField, PositiveBigIntegerField

peewee_extra_fields.PositiveSmallIntegerField()

peewee_extra_fields.PositiveIntegerField()

peewee_extra_fields.PositiveBigIntegerField()

Description: IntegerField subclass but only accepts Positive values (>= 0).

PositiveSmallIntegerField accepts positive integers from 0 to 32_767 according to the Standard SQL Oficial Specs.

PositiveIntegerField accepts positive integers from 0 to 2_147_483_647 according to the Standard SQL Oficial Specs.

PositiveBigIntegerField accepts positive integers from 0 to 9_223_372_036_854_775_807 according to the Standard SQL Oficial Specs.

The smaller integer field type you can use, the faster performance, by definition.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as IntegerField)

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as IntegerField).

Returns: int.

Base Class: IntegerField, SmallIntegerField, BigIntegerField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PositiveIntegerField  # its the same with PositiveSmallIntegerField and PositiveBigIntegerField
>>> PositiveIntegerField().db_value(1)
1
>>> PositiveIntegerField().db_value(0)
0
>>> PositiveIntegerField().db_value(-1)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PositiveIntegerField Value is not a Positive Integer (valid values must be Integers >=0): -1.

PositiveFloatField

peewee_extra_fields.PositiveFloatField(round_by: int=None)

Description: FloatField subclass but only accepts Positive values (>= 0). Optionally it can round Floats using Pythons round() with round_by integer argument.

PositiveFloatField from 0 to 6 decimal digits precision according to the Standard SQL Oficial Specs.

Arguments:

round() round float using Pythons round(), optional, defaults to None, integer type, positive value.

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FloatField).

Returns: float.

Base Class: FloatField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PositiveFloatField
>>> PositiveFloatField().db_value(1.0)
1.0
>>> PositiveFloatField().db_value(0.0)
0.0
>>> PositiveFloatField().db_value(-1.0)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PositiveFloatField Value is not a Positive Float (valid values must be Floats >=0): -1.0.

>>> PositiveFloatField(round_by=2).db_value(1.123456789)
1.12
>>> PositiveFloatField(round_by=4).db_value(1.123456789)
1.1235
>>> PositiveFloatField(round_by=-2).db_value(1.123456789)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PositiveFloatField 'round_by' argument is not a Non-Zero Positive Integer number (valid values must be Integers > 0): -2.

PositiveDecimalField

peewee_extra_fields.PositiveDecimalField(round_by: int=None)

Description: DecimalField subclass but only accepts Positive values (>= 0).

PositiveDecimalField from 0 to 131_072 decimal digits precision before the decimal point and from 0 to 16_383 decimal digits precision after the decimal point according to the Standard SQL Oficial Specs.

up to 131072 digits before the decimal point; up to 16383 digits after the decimal point Arguments:

round() round decimal.Decimal using Pythons Decimal().quantize().normalize(), optional, defaults to None, integer type, positive value.

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as DecimalField).

Returns: decimal.Decimal.

Base Class: DecimalField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PositiveDecimalField
>>> from decimal import Decimal
>>> PositiveDecimalField().db_value(Decimal("1.0"))
Decimal('1.0')
>>> PositiveDecimalField().db_value(Decimal("0.0"))
Decimal('0.0')
>>> PositiveDecimalField().db_value(Decimal("-1.0"))
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PositiveDecimalField Value is not a Positive Decimal (valid values must be Decimals >=0): -1.0.

>>> PositiveDecimalField(round_by=2).db_value(Decimal("1.123456789"))
Decimal('1.12')
>>> PositiveDecimalField(round_by=4).db_value(Decimal("1.123456789"))
Decimal('1.1235')
>>> PositiveDecimalField(round_by=-2).db_value(Decimal("1.123456789"))
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PositiveDecimalField 'round_by' argument is not a Non-Zero Positive Integer numbers (valid values must be Integers > 0): -2.

IPAddressField

peewee_extra_fields.IPAddressField()

Description: BigIntegerField subclass but only accepts IP Addresses values (IPv4 & IPv6). IPAddressField uses BigIntegerField for maximum performance. Difference with Peewee IPField is that it supports IPv6, is a little bit faster, can do checking whether or not two hosts are on the same subnet, iterating over all hosts in a particular subnet, checking whether or not a string represents a valid IP address or network definition, etc etc. Difference between Peewee IPField and this IPAddressField.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as BigIntegerField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as BigIntegerField).

Returns: IPv4Address or IPv6Address.

Base Class: BigIntegerField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import IPAddressField
>>> IPAddressField().db_value("127.0.0.1")
2130706433
>>> IPAddressField().db_value("fe80::12c3:7bff:fe92:9d4c")
338288524927261089655370957493906873676
>>> IPAddressField().python_value(338288524927261089655370957493906873676)
IPv6Address('fe80::12c3:7bff:fe92:9d4c')

>>> IPAddressField().db_value("10.0.256")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IPAddressField Value string is not a Valid IP v4 or v6 Address (valid values must be a valid <class 'ipaddress.IPv4Address'>): 10.0.256 --> '10.0.256' does not appear to be an IPv4 or IPv6 address.

>>> IPAddressField().db_value("a.b.c")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IPAddressField Value string is not a Valid IP v4 or v6 Address (valid values must be a valid <class 'ipaddress.IPv4Address'>): a.b.c --> 'a.b.c' does not appear to be an IPv4 or IPv6 address.

IPNetworkField

peewee_extra_fields.IPNetworkField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts IP Networks values (IPv4 & IPv6).

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: IPv4Network or IPv6Network.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import IPNetworkField
>>> IPNetworkField().db_value("10.0.0.0")
'10.0.0.0'
>>> IPNetworkField().db_value("10.0.0.0/23")
'10.0.0.0/23'
>>> IPNetworkField().db_value("256.0.0.0/23")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IPNetworkField Value string is not a Valid IP v4 or v6 Network (valid values must be a valid <class 'ipaddress.IPv4Network'>): 256.0.0.0/23 --> '256.0.0.0/23' does not appear to be an IPv4 or IPv6 network.

>>> IPNetworkField().python_value("10.0.0.0/23")
IPv4Network('10.0.0.0/23')

PastDateField

peewee_extra_fields.PastDateField()

Description: DateField subclass but only accepts dates Not on the Future values. Past is Ok, Present is Ok, Future is Not Ok. Most of times you need Dates on the Past, eg. your Birthday cant be in the Future.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.PastDateField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as IntegerField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as IntegerField).

Returns: date.

Base Class: DateField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PastDateField
>>> from datetime import date
>>> PastDateField().db_value(date(year=2010, month=1, day=1))
datetime.date(2010, 1, 1)
>>> PastDateField().db_value(date(year=2017, month=1, day=1))
datetime.date(2017, 1, 1)
>>> PastDateField().db_value(date(year=2020, month=1, day=1))
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PastDateField Dates Value is not in the Past (valid values must be in the Past): 2020-01-01.

>>> print(PastDateField().get_html_widget())
<input type="date" name="date"  max="2017-12-14">

PastDateTimeField

peewee_extra_fields.PastDateTimeField()

Description: DateTimeField subclass but only accepts dates Not on the Future values. Past is Ok, Present is Ok, Future is Not Ok. Most of times you need DateTimes on the Past, eg. your Birthday cant be in the Future.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.PastDateTimeField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as DateTimeField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as DateTimeField).

Returns: datetime.

Base Class: DateTimeField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PastDateTimeField
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> PastDateTimeField().db_value(datetime(year=2010, month=1, day=1))
datetime.datetime(2010, 1, 1, 0, 0)
>>> PastDateTimeField().db_value(datetime(year=2017, month=1, day=1))
datetime.datetime(2017, 1, 1, 0, 0)
>>> PastDateTimeField().db_value(datetime(year=2020, month=1, day=1))
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: PastDateTimeField Dates & Times Value is not in the Past (valid values must be in the Past): 2020-01-01 00:00:00.

>>> print(PastDateTimeField().get_html_widget())
<input type="datetime-local" name="datetime" max="2017-12-14T04:40">

LanguageISOCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.LanguageISOCodeField()

Description: FixedCharField subclass but only accepts Language ISO Code values (ISO-639_1). Uses hardcoded max_length = 2.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.LanguageISOCodeField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: FixedCharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import LanguageISOCodeField
>>> LanguageISOCodeField().db_value("en")
'en'
>>> LanguageISOCodeField().db_value("es")
'es'
>>> LanguageISOCodeField().python_value("es")
LanguageISO639(code='es', name='Spanish')
>>> LanguageISOCodeField().python_value("en")
LanguageISO639(code='en', name='English')
>>> LanguageISOCodeField().db_value("not valid")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: LanguageISOCodeField Value is 9 Characters long instead of 2 Characters long (valid values must be ISO-639_1 Language Codes): not valid.

>>> LanguageISOCodeField().db_value("xx")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: LanguageISOCodeField Value is not an ISO-639_1 Standard Language Code of 2 Characters long (valid values must be ISO-639_1 Language Codes): xx.

>>> print(LanguageISOCodeField().get_html_widget())
<select name="language" >
    <option selected disabled value=""></option>
    <option value="aa">(AA) Afar (afaraf)</option>
    <option value="af">(AF) Afrikaans (afrikaans)</option>
    <option value="ak">(AK) Akan (akan)</option>
#    . . . All the other ISO-639 Languages here on several HTML option elements autogenerated for you . . .
    <option value="xh">(XH) Xhosa (isixhosa)</option>
    <option value="zu">(ZU) Zulu (isizulu)</option>
</select>

CountryISOCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.CountryISOCodeField()

Description: SmallIntegerField subclass only accepts Country ISO Code string values.

It converts the 2-Characters Country ISO Code to integer Country ISO Code, saves to Database the SmallInt, when reading from Database, reverts back, small integer Country ISO Code to 2-Characters string Country ISO Code.

Returns 1 namedtuple with iso3166_a3, iso3166_numeric, capital, continent, currency_code, currency_name, geoname_id, is_developed, is_independent, languages, name, name_human, phone_code, timezones and tld.

This always stores only small positive Integer numbers of 3 digits max, that maps 1-to-1 to 2-Characters string Country Codes, according to ISO.

Small integer is always faster than varchar or text in every aspect.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.CountryISOCodeField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as SmallIntegerField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as SmallIntegerField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: SmallIntegerField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import CountryISOCodeField
>>> CountryISOCodeField().db_value("ar")
32
>>> CountryISOCodeField().python_value(32)
CountryISO3166(iso3166_a3='ARG', iso3166_numeric=32, capital='Buenos Aires', continent='Americas', currency_code='ARS', currency_name='Argentine Peso', geoname_id=3865483, is_developed=False, is_independent=True, languages=['es-AR', 'en', 'it', 'de', 'fr', 'gn'], name='Argentina', name_human='The Argentine Republic', phone_code='54', timezones=['america/argentina/buenos_aires', 'america/argentina/cordoba', 'america/argentina/jujuy', 'america/argentina/tucuman', 'america/argentina/catamarca', 'america/argentina/la_rioja', 'america/argentina/san_juan', 'america/argentina/mendoza', 'america/argentina/rio_gallegos', 'america/argentina/ushuaia'], tld='.ar')
>>> CountryISOCodeField().db_value("xx")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: CountryISOCodeField Value is not an ISO-3166 Standard Country Code of 2 Characters long (valid values must be ISO-3166 Country Codes): xx.

>>> print(CountryISOCodeField().get_html_widget())
<select name="country" >
    <option selected disabled value=""></option>
    <option value="ad" data-iso3166numeric="20"  data-iso3166a3="and">(AD) Andorra</option>
    <option value="ae" data-iso3166numeric="784" data-iso3166a3="are">(AE) United Arab Emirates</option>
    <option value="af" data-iso3166numeric="4"   data-iso3166a3="afg">(AF) Afghanistan</option>
#    . . . All the other ISO-3166 Countries here on several HTML option elements autogenerated for you . . .
    <option value="za" data-iso3166numeric="710" data-iso3166a3="zaf">(ZA) South Africa</option>
    <option value="zm" data-iso3166numeric="894" data-iso3166a3="zmb">(ZM) Zambia</option>
    <option value="zw" data-iso3166numeric="716" data-iso3166a3="zwe">(ZW) Zimbabwe</option>
</select>

CurrencyISOCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.CurrencyISOCodeField()

Description: SmallIntegerField subclass only accepts Currency ISO Code values.

It converts 3-Characters Currency ISO Code to integer Currency ISO Code, saves to Database the SmallInt, when reading from Database, reverts back, small integer Currency ISO Code to 3-Characters string Currency ISO Code.

Returns 1 namedtuple with code, name, iso4217_numeric.

This always stores only small positive Integer numbers of 3 digits max, that maps 1-to-1 to 3-Characters string Currency Codes, according to ISO.

Small integer is always faster than varchar or text in every aspect.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.CurrencyISOCodeField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as SmallIntegerField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as SmallIntegerField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: SmallIntegerField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import CurrencyISOCodeField
>>> CurrencyISOCodeField().db_value("usd")
840
>>> CurrencyISOCodeField().python_value(840)
CurrencyISO4217(code='usd', name='United States Dollar', iso4217_numeric=840)
>>> CurrencyISOCodeField().db_value("not valid")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: CurrencyISOCodeField Value is 9 Characters long instead of 3 Characters long (valid values must be ISO-4217 Currency Codes): not valid.

>>> CurrencyISOCodeField().db_value("lol")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: CurrencyISOCodeField Value is not an ISO-4217 Standard Currency Code of 3 Characters long (valid values must be ISO-4217 Currency Codes): lol.

>>> print(CurrencyISOCodeField().get_html_widget())
<select name="currency" >
    <option selected disabled value=""></option>
    <option value="aed" data-iso4217numeric="784">(AED) United Arab Emirates Dirham</option>
    <option value="afn" data-iso4217numeric="971">(AFN) Afghan Afghani</option>
    <option value="all" data-iso4217numeric="8"  >(ALL) Albanian Lek</option>
#    . . . All the other ISO-4217 Currencies here on several HTML option elements autogenerated for you . . .
    <option value="zar" data-iso4217numeric="710">(ZAR) South African Rand</option>
    <option value="zmw" data-iso4217numeric="967">(ZMW) Zambian Kwacha</option>
    <option value="zwl" data-iso4217numeric="932">(ZWL) Zimbabwean Dollar</option>
</select>

SWIFTISOCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.SWIFTISOCodeField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts SWIFT-Codes ISO-9362 values (SWIFT Business Identifier Code BIC ISO-9362:2014, AKA SWIFT).

Has a hardcoded max_length = 11 according to ISO-9362 Standard.

country_code must be a valid ISO-3166 country code according to ISO-9362 Standard.

branch_code can be a str or None according to ISO-9362 Standard.

This code is also known as: SWIFT-BIC, BIC code, SWIFT ID, SWIFT code or ISO-9362.

Returns a collections.namedtuple with bank_code, country_code, location_code, branch_code, swift.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField)

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import SWIFTISOCodeField
>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().python_value("DEUTDEFF")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(bank_code='DEUT', country_code='DE', location_code='FF', branch_code=None, swift='DEUTDEFF')

>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().python_value("NEDSZAJJ")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(bank_code='NEDS', country_code='ZA', location_code='JJ', branch_code=None, swift='NEDSZAJJ')

>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().python_value("DABADKKK")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(bank_code='DABA', country_code='DK', location_code='KK', branch_code=None, swift='DABADKKK')

>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().python_value("UNCRITMM")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(bank_code='UNCR', country_code='IT', location_code='MM', branch_code=None, swift='UNCRITMM')

>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: SWIFTISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid SWIFT-Code ISO-9362:2014 (valid values must not be an Empty String): "".

>>> SWIFTISOCodeField().db_value("None")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: SWIFTISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid SWIFT-Code ISO-9362:2014 (valid values must be a valid SWIFT-Code of 8 or 11 characters long): NONE.

IBANISOCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.IBANISOCodeField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts IBAN-Codes ISO 13616:2007 values (International Bank Account Number (IBAN).

Has a hardcoded max_length = 34 according to ISO-13616 Standard.

country_code must be a valid ISO-3166 country code according to ISO-13616 Standard.

Returns a collections.namedtuple with country_code, checksum, bban, iban_pretty, iban.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField)

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import IBANISOCodeField
>>> IBANISOCodeField().db_value("DE44 5001 0517 5407 3249 31")
'DE44500105175407324931'

>>> IBANISOCodeField().python_value("DE44 5001 0517 5407 3249 31")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(country_code='DE', check_code='44', bban='500105175407324931', iban_pretty='DE44 5001 0517 5407 3249 31', iban='DE44500105175407324931')

>>> IBANISOCodeField().python_value("GB29 NWBK 6016 1331 9268 19")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(country_code='GB', check_code='29', bban='NWBK60161331926819', iban_pretty='GB29 NWBK 6016 1331 9268 19', iban='GB29NWBK60161331926819')

>>> IBANISOCodeField().python_value("SA03 8000 0000 6080 1016 7519")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(country_code='SA', check_code='03', bban='80000000608010167519', iban_pretty='SA03 8000 0000 6080 1016 7519', iban='SA0380000000608010167519')

>>> IBANISOCodeField().python_value("CH93 0076 2011 6238 5295 7")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(country_code='CH', check_code='93', bban='00762011623852957', iban_pretty='CH93 0076 2011 6238 5295 7', iban='CH9300762011623852957')
>>> IBANISOCodeField().python_value("GB82 WEST 1234 5698 7654 32")
SWIFTCodeISO9362(country_code='GB', check_code='82', bban='WEST12345698765432', iban_pretty='GB82 WEST 1234 5698 7654 32', iban='GB82WEST12345698765432')

>>> IBANISOCodeField().db_value("DEzz 5001 0517 5407 3249 31")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IBANISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid IBAN-Code ISO-13616:2007 (valid values must be a valid IBAN-Code, must contain a Valid IBAN CheckSum Digit): DEZZ500105175407324931 -> zz.

>>> IBANISOCodeField().db_value("DE00 5001 0517 5407 3249 31")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IBANISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid IBAN-Code ISO-13616:2007 (valid values must have a valid IBAN CheckSum digits): DE00500105175407324931 -> 00.

>>> IBANISOCodeField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IBANISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid IBAN-Code ISO-13616:2007 (valid values must not be an Empty String): "".

>>> IBANISOCodeField().db_value("DE00 5001 0517 5407 3249 3100 0000 0000 0000")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IBANISOCodeField Value string is not a Valid IBAN-Code ISO-13616:2007 (valid values must be a valid IBAN-Code ISO-13616 of 34 characters max): DE0050010517540732493100000000000000.

IANCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.IANCodeField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts IAN Codes values, International Article Number (AKA European Article Number or EAN or IAN).

Has a hardcoded max_length = 13 according to Wikipedia.

Notice this is not an ISO Standard, if you work with this codes, any improvement is welcome.

CheckSum for 8 to 13 IAN-Codes only.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField)

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import IANCodeField
>>> IANCodeField().db_value("5901234123457")
'5901234123457'

>>> IANCodeField().db_value("4012345123456")
'4012345123456'

>>> IANCodeField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IANCodeField Value string is not a Valid International Article Number (IAN) (valid values must not be an Empty String): "".

>>> IANCodeField().db_value("1234567896765756756")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IANCodeField Value string is not a Valid International Article Number (IAN) (valid values must be a valid IAN of 13 characters max): 1234567896765756756.

>>> IANCodeField().db_value("1234567890")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: IANCodeField Value string is not a Valid International Article Number IAN 8~13 Characters (valid values must have a valid IAN CheckSum int): 1234567890.

ColorHexadecimalField

peewee_extra_fields.ColorHexadecimalField()

Description: FixedCharField subclass but only accepts Colors on Hexadecimal values (4 & 7 chars format). Format is 3 or 6 Hexadecimal characters, eg "#00ff00", "#be0", etc. Values must start with a "#". Values must be 4 or 7 characters long. Has a hardcoded max_length = 7.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: FixedCharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import ColorHexadecimalField
>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#f0f0f0")
'#f0f0f0'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#be0")
'#bbee00'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#fe0")
'#ffee00'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#bebebe")
'#bebebe'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().python_value("#f0f0f0")
Color(hex='#f0f0f0', rgb=RGB(red=240, green=240, blue=240), hls=HLS(h=0.0, l=240.0, s=0.0), hsv=HSV(h=0.0, s=0.0, v=240), yiq=YIQ(y=240.0, i=0.0, q=0.0), css='rgb(240,240,240)', css_prcnt='rgb(94%,94%,94%)')

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().python_value("#ffee00")
Color(hex='#ffee00', rgb=RGB(red=255, green=238, blue=0), hls=HLS(h=0.16, l=127.5, s=-1.01), hsv=HSV(h=0.16, s=1.0, v=255), yiq=YIQ(y=216.92, i=86.75, q=-70.66), css='rgb(255,238,0)', css_prcnt='rgb(100%,93%,0%)')

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().python_value("#ffee00").hex
'#ffee00'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().python_value("#bebebe")
Color(hex='#bebebe', rgb=RGB(red=190, green=190, blue=190), hls=HLS(h=0.0, l=190.0, s=0.0), hsv=HSV(h=0.0, s=0.0, v=190), yiq=YIQ(y=190.0, i=0.0, q=0.0), css='rgb(190,190,190)', css_prcnt='rgb(74%,74%,74%)')

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#bebehh")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ColorHexadecimalField Value is not an Hexadecimal (values must be Hexadecimals): #bebehh invalid literal for int() with base 16: 'bebehh'

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#bebe")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ColorHexadecimalField Value is 5 Characters long instead of 7 or 4 Characters long (valid values must be exactly 7 or 4 characters): #bebe.

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("#bebebe0")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ColorHexadecimalField Value is 8 Characters long instead of 7 or 4 Characters long (valid values must be exactly 7 or 4 characters): #bebebe0.

>>> ColorHexadecimalField().db_value("bebebeb")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ColorHexadecimalField Value is not a valid RGB Hexadecimal Color value of 7 characters long (valid values must start with '#'): bebebeb.

SemVerField

peewee_extra_fields.SemVerField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts Semantic Versions values (from 5 to 255 chars format). Format standard spec is from https://semver.org. Has a hardcoded max_length = 255 as recommended on semver.org.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import SemVerField
>>> SemVerField().db_value("1.0.0")
'1.0.0'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("0.0.1")
'0.0.1'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("v1.0.0")
'v1.0.0'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("1.2.3-alpha.10.beta.0+build.unicorn.rainbow")
'1.2.3-alpha.10.beta.0+build.unicorn.rainbow'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("0.0.0-foo")
'0.0.0-foo'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("2.7.2-foo+bar")
'2.7.2-foo+bar'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("1.2.3-alpha.10.beta.0")
'1.2.3-alpha.10.beta.0'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("99.0.0")
'99.0.0'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("2.7.2+asdf")
'2.7.2+asdf'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("1.2.3-a.b.c.10.d.5")
'1.2.3-a.b.c.10.d.5'

>>> SemVerField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: SemVerField Value is not a valid Semantic Version string, from 5 to 255 characters long(valid values must match a Regex "\bv?(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)(?:-[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?(?:\+[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?\b"): .

>>> SemVerField().db_value("0a")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: SemVerField Value is not a valid Semantic Version string, from 5 to 255 characters long (valid values must match a Regex "\bv?(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)(?:-[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?(?:\+[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?\b"): 0a.

>>> SemVerField().db_value("cat")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: SemVerField Value is not a valid Semantic Version string, from 5 to 255 characters long (valid values must match a Regex "\bv?(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)\.(?:0|[1-9]\d*)(?:-[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?(?:\+[\da-z-]+(?:\.[\da-z-]+)*)?\b"): cat.

ARPostalCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.ARPostalCodeField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts Argentine Postal Codes (old & new).

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.ARPostalCodeField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import ARPostalCodeField
>>> ARPostalCodeField().db_value("2804")
'2804'
>>> ARPostalCodeField().db_value("666")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ARPostalCodeField Value is not a valid Argentine Postal Code (old & new) string of 4 to 8 characters long: 666.

>>> print(ARPostalCodeField().get_html_widget())
<input type="text" name="postal-code"  placeholder="Codigo Postal Argentino" minlength="4" maxlength="8" size="8">

ARCUITField

peewee_extra_fields.ARCUITField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts Argentine CUIT, also it can extract DNI from CUIT.

This Field has an additional helper method for lazy devs: peewee_extra_fields.ARCUITField().get_html_widget(clas: tuple=None, ids: str=None, required: bool=False) that will build and return a string with 1 HTML5 widget element fit for purpose for the possible values of the Field, No CSS, No JS, Nothing Embed, just plain clear text HTML, you can set the DOM Classes with class argument of tuple type, you can set the DOM ID with ids argument of str type, you can set the DOM "required" with required argument of bool type, return type is always str, it just returns an string does not affect the internals of the Field.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import ARCUITField
>>> ARCUITField().db_value("20-30999666-6")
'20309996666'
>>> ARCUITField().db_value("20309996666")
'20309996666'
>>> ARCUITField().cuit2dni("20-30999666-6")
30999666
>>> ARCUITField().db_value("20-30999-6")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: ARCUITField Value is not a valid Argentine CUIT Code string of 11 to 13 characters long: 20-30999-6.

>>> print(ARCUITField().get_html_widget())
<input type="text" name="cuit" placeholder="CUIT Argentino" minlength="10" maxlength="13" size="13">

USZipCodeField

peewee_extra_fields.USZipCodeField()

Description: CharField subclass but only accepts US ZIP Codes (XXXXX or XXXXX-XXXX).

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import USZipCodeField
>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("20521-9000")
'20521-9000'

>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("99750-0077")
'99750-0077'

>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("12201-7050")
'12201-7050'

>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USZipCodeField Value is not a valid USA ZIP Codes (XXXXX or XXXXX-XXXX) string from 5 to 10 characters long (valid values must match a Regex "^\d{5}(?:-\d{4})?$"): "".

>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("1")
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USZipCodeField Value is not a valid USA ZIP Codes (XXXXX or XXXXX-XXXX) string from 5 to 10 characters long (valid values must match a Regex "^\d{5}(?:-\d{4})?$"): 1.

>>> USZipCodeField().db_value("20521-90000")
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USZipCodeField Value is not a valid USA ZIP Codes (XXXXX or XXXXX-XXXX) string from 5 to 10 characters long (valid values must match a Regex "^\d{5}(?:-\d{4})?$"): 20521-90000.

USSocialSecurityNumberField

peewee_extra_fields.USSocialSecurityNumberField()

Description: FixedCharField subclass but only accepts U.S.A. Social Security Numbers (XXX-XX-XXXX format). Has a hardcoded max_length = 11. Returns a namedtuple with ssn, area, group, serial.

Checks that values conforms to the XXX-XX-XXXX format.

Area, Group, Serial must not be all Zeroes.

Group must not be "666".

Must not be in the "promotional block" 987-65-4320 ~ 987-65-4329.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as FixedCharField).

Returns: collections.namedtuple.

Base Class: FixedCharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import USSocialSecurityNumberField
>>> USSocialSecurityNumberField().db_value("205-21-9000")
'205-21-9000'

>>> USSocialSecurityNumberField().python_value("205-21-9000")
USSocialSecurityNumber(ssn='205-21-9000', area=205, group=21, serial=9000)

>>> USSocialSecurityNumberField().db_value("205-21-90")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USSocialSecurityNumberField Value is not a valid U.S.A. Social Security Number string (XXX-XX-XXXX format) (valid Social Security Number values be a must match a Regex '^(?P<area>\\d{3})[-\\ ]?(?P<group>\\d{2})[-\\ ]?(?P<sri>\\d{4})$'): 205-21-90 -> None.

In [7]: USSocialSecurityNumberField().db_value("")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USSocialSecurityNumberField Value is not a valid U.S.A. Social Security Number string (XXX-XX-XXXX format) (valid Social Security Number values be a must match a Regex '^(?P<area>\\d{3})[-\\ ]?(?P<group>\\d{2})[-\\ ]?(?P<sri>\\d{4})$'):  -> None.

In [8]: USSocialSecurityNumberField().db_value("1")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>

ValueError: USSocialSecurityNumberField Value is not a valid U.S.A. Social Security Number string (XXX-XX-XXXX format) (valid Social Security Number values be a must match a Regex '^(?P<area>\\d{3})[-\\ ]?(?P<group>\\d{2})[-\\ ]?(?P<sri>\\d{4})$'): 1 -> None.

PasswordField

peewee_extra_fields.PasswordField()

Description: Peewee PasswordField backported from 2.x Versions (literal copy & paste) to work with Peewee 3 and Python 3. PasswordField stores a password hash and lets you verify it. The password is hashed when it is saved to the database and after reading it from the database you can call: check_password(password) to return a bool.

This field requires bcrypt, which can be installed by running pip install bcrypt. peewee_extra_fields still works Ok without bcrypt.

PasswordField is explicitly no longer supported and deprecated by Peewee.

This field has been clean out of Legacy Python2 compatibility code that it originally used to have.

This field is to support code already using Peewee 2.x PasswordField, if you are implementing from zero, check SimplePasswordField that uses new Python secrets from standard lib.

Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as BlobField).

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as BlobField).

Returns: bytes.

Base Class: BlobField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import PasswordField
>>> PasswordField().db_value("a")
b'$2b$12$9CMSMQYPkZ5RsWWrZccw7eqGrCQF679BhDA4dz6rG/e70FbQmeG.6'

SimplePasswordField

peewee_extra_fields.SimplePasswordField()

Description: Peewee PasswordField re-implemented and simplified from 2.x Versions to work with Peewee 3 and Python 3 using new secrets and hashlib from standard library, without dependencies, dont need bcrypt, internally uses hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac() and secrets.compare_digest(). Migration from PasswordField to SimplePasswordField is recommended when possible.

PasswordField is explicitly no longer supported and deprecated by Peewee.

SimplePasswordField stores a password hash and lets you verify it. The password is hashed when it is saved to the database and after reading it from the database you can call: check_password(password) to return a bool.

Arguments:

salt Salt for Password hashing, string type, required, use some random string, check secrets.token_hex() and secrets.token_urlsafe() as sources of random strings.
min_length Minimum Password length, optional, integer type, positive value, defaults to 8.
algorithm Algorithm for Password hashing, optional, string type, dafaults to "sha512".
iterations Iterations for Password hashing, optional, integer type, positive value, defaults to 100_000.
dklen Output Hash length, optional, integer type or None, positive value, defaults to None, automatic and constant length based on algorithm is used if set to None.

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as CharField).

Returns: str.

Base Class: CharField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Usage Example:

>>> from peewee_extra_fields import SimplePasswordField
>>> SimplePasswordField(salt="abc").db_value("123456789")
'46b071b59b995e1a668e68d2112b829ad04e0d988ac989ba2ecc0e56ad8a72780081381f2b6f38573d294454b569d7f1d3bce9cc08edcec6f68f6584357b72a9'

EnumField

peewee_extra_fields.EnumField()

Description: Peewee SmallIntegerField re-implemented to work with Pythons enum.Enum.

Arguments:

enum a Python enum.Enum object, required, Enum type.

Keyword Arguments: None (should take the same *args and **kwargs as SmallIntegerField).

Returns: Whatever your Enum values has.

Base Class: SmallIntegerField.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields/__init__.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

MoneyField

peewee_extra_fields.MoneyField()

Description: Peewee custom Field implemented to work with Monetary values, uses Native Money database type, for Money values is faster than using Python float or Decimal fields, provides automatic smart formatting on money values, requires the argument field_types=peewee_extra_fields.FIELD_TYPES when instancing the Postgres connection like db = PostgresqlDatabase('test', field_types=peewee_extra_fields.FIELD_TYPES), value limits are from $ -92233720368547758.08 to $ +92233720368547758.07.

Arguments:

value A Monetary value, required, 1 of int, float, str, Decimal or None types.

Keyword Arguments: None.

Returns: str.

Base Class: Field.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields/__init__.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

XMLField

peewee_extra_fields.XMLField()

Description: Peewee custom Field implemented to work with XML like values, uses Native XML database type, for XML like values is faster than using Python str fields, requires the argument field_types=peewee_extra_fields.FIELD_TYPES when instancing the Postgres connection like db = PostgresqlDatabase('test', field_types=peewee_extra_fields.FIELD_TYPES), values are parsed using Pythons xml.etree.ElementTree.fromstring(value), works with XML, SVG, XHTML, etc.

Arguments:

value Valid XML value, required, str type.

Keyword Arguments: None.

Returns: str.

Base Class: Field.

Type: <class 'type'>.

Source Code file: https://github.com/juancarlospaco/peewee-extra-fields/blob/master/peewee_extra_fields/__init__.py

State	OS	Description
✅	Linux	Works Ok
✅	Os X	Works Ok
✅	Windows	Works Ok

Check an actual working Example copied from official Peewee docs. Run it executing on the terminal command line: python example.py.

Install:

pip install peewee_extra_fields

Requisites:

Peewee (2.x or 3.x Versions)

Optional:

BCrypt (Only for PasswordField)
Cython (Speed Up)

Tests

Pull requests to improve tests are welcome!!!.

python -m unittest --verbose --locals tests.TestFields
# OR
python -m unittest
# OR
pytest

Test Templates.

Speed

Maximum performance for advanced Linux users.

sudo pip install cython

Cython basically translates Python 3 to C and then Compiles C to Binary, then you can import the generated *.so module as a normal Python module.

Its 100% Optional, but recommend. We check that Cython Compiles on Travis.

You dont have to learn anything about Cython, it just works automatically. The Packages on PyPi dont have any *.c, *.cpp, *.pyc, *.so.

Cython is used by lots of projects and companies. Please check Cython documentation for more info.

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.pre-commit-config.yaml		.pre-commit-config.yaml
.prospector.yml		.prospector.yml
LICENSE		LICENSE
MANIFEST.in		MANIFEST.in
README.md		README.md
codecov.yml		codecov.yml
example.py		example.py
setup.cfg		setup.cfg
setup.py		setup.py
tests.py		tests.py

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peewee-extra-fields

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PositiveIntegerField, PositiveSmallIntegerField, PositiveBigIntegerField

PositiveFloatField

PositiveDecimalField

IPAddressField

IPNetworkField

PastDateField

PastDateTimeField

LanguageISOCodeField

CountryISOCodeField

CurrencyISOCodeField

SWIFTISOCodeField

IBANISOCodeField

IANCodeField

ColorHexadecimalField

SemVerField

ARPostalCodeField

ARCUITField

USZipCodeField

USSocialSecurityNumberField

PasswordField

SimplePasswordField

EnumField

MoneyField

XMLField

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peewee-extra-fields

Documentation

PositiveIntegerField, PositiveSmallIntegerField, PositiveBigIntegerField

PositiveFloatField

PositiveDecimalField

IPAddressField

IPNetworkField

PastDateField

PastDateTimeField

LanguageISOCodeField

CountryISOCodeField

CurrencyISOCodeField

SWIFTISOCodeField

IBANISOCodeField

IANCodeField

ColorHexadecimalField

SemVerField

ARPostalCodeField

ARCUITField

USZipCodeField

USSocialSecurityNumberField

PasswordField

SimplePasswordField

EnumField

MoneyField

XMLField

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