def qs_field(
    model_class,
    field,
    filters=None,
    formatter=queryset_formatter,
    manager_name='objects',
):
    """
    Show computed fields based on QuerySet's.

    This is a workaround since sometimes some filtering is involved to see if a user
    owns and object, is a student, etc.

    Example
    -------
    class MyModel(ModelView):
        details_extra_columns = [
            ('courses_owned', 'Courses (Owner of)'),
        ]
        column_formatters_detail = {
            'courses_owner': qs_field(model.Course, 'owner'),
        ]
    """
    if filters is None:
        filters = {}

    def _(view, context, _model, name):
        filters[field] = _model  # e.g. students: user

        # e.g. User.objects, User.deleted_objects
        manager = getattr(model_class, manager_name)
        return formatter(manager(**filters))

    return _
def qs_field ( model_class , field , filters = None , formatter = queryset_formatter , manager_name = 'objects' , ) : if filters is None : filters = { } def _ ( view , context , _model , name ) : filters [ field ] = _model manager = getattr ( model_class , manager_name ) return formatter ( manager ( ** filters ) ) return _
Show computed fields based on QuerySet's.

    This is a workaround since sometimes some filtering is involved to see if a user
    owns and object, is a student, etc.

    Example
    -------
    class MyModel(ModelView):
        details_extra_columns = [
            ('courses_owned', 'Courses (Owner of)'),
        ]
        column_formatters_detail = {
            'courses_owner': qs_field(model.Course, 'owner'),
        ]