whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model. Note Adding fields after the table You may need to go through the generated code to add indexes, fix unrecognized column types, and resolve any circular references that were found. Adding Request Hooks When building web-applications, it would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. List

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model. Note: Adding fields after the table You may need to go through the generated code to add indexes, fix unrecognized column types, and resolve any circular references that were found. 1.6.14 Adding Request Hooks When building web-applications would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet. user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us.

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in a fourth method objects() which will return the rows as model instances, but will not attempt to resolve the model graph. For example: query = (Tweet .select(Tweet, User) # Select tweet and would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. Note

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in a fourth method objects() which will return the rows as model instances, but will not attempt to resolve the model graph. For example: query = (Tweet .select(Tweet, User) # Select tweet and user data would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet. user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us.

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. List class NoteThrough(BaseModel): note = ForeignKeyField(Note) user = ForeignKeyField(User) # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) field_names

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. List user = ForeignKeyField(User) Parameters: Parameters: Parameters: Parameters: Parameters: # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) field_names

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. List class NoteThrough(BaseModel): note = ForeignKeyField(Note) user = ForeignKeyField(User) # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) field_names

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet.user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. List class NoteThrough(BaseModel): note = ForeignKeyField(Note) user = ForeignKeyField(User) # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) field_names

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet. user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. 136 Chapter 1. Contents: peewee Documentation, Release 3.5.0 (continued from previous page) # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) Parameters

whenever a new model is added. Peewee provides a helper method Database.create_tables() which will resolve inter-model dependencies and call create_table() on each model, ensuring the tables are created in would trigger a query to resolve the foreign key tweet. user and retrieve the associated user. But since we have selected and joined on User, peewee will automatically resolve the foreign-key for us. model. class NoteThrough(BaseModel): note = ForeignKeyField(Note) user = ForeignKeyField(User) # Resolve dependencies. NoteThroughDeferred.set_model(NoteThrough) class CompositeKey(*field_names) Parameters