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Title:
Access to orm_mode object in root validator Β· Issue #821 Β· pydantic/pydantic
Description:
Feature Request It would be nice if you could access the "source" object in a root_validator (coming soon; see #817) when the model was being initialized via a call to from_orm. This would enable almost any form of custom loading from an...
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  • @samuelcolvin I can't think of any breaking changes this would introduce, can you?
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      articleBody:# Feature Request It would be nice if you could access the "source" object in a `root_validator` (coming soon; see #817) when the model was being initialized via a call to `from_orm`. This would enable almost any form of custom loading from an orm object possible by use of a root validator. I think this can be accomplished now by making changes *only* to the `GetterDict` class: ```python class GetterDict: """ Hack to make object's smell just enough like dicts for validate_model. """ __slots__ = ('_obj', '_overrides') def __init__(self, obj: Any): self._obj = obj self._overrides: Optional[Dict] = None # NEWLY ADDED # NEWLY ADDED def source_object(self): return self._obj # NEWLY ADDED def __setitem__(self, key, value): if self._overrides is None: self._overrides = {} self._overrides.__setitem__(key, value) def get(self, item: Any, default: Any) -> Any: # SLIGHTLY MODIFIED if self._overrides is None: # This check could be removed if we make the _overrides non-optional # but I think that would come with a *slightly* larger performance penalty if not used return getattr(self._obj, item, default) return self._overrides.get(item) or getattr(self._obj, item, default) def keys(self) -> Set[Any]: """ We don't want to get any other attributes of obj if the model didn't explicitly ask for them """ return set() ``` The only performance sacrifice if not making use of the feature is the check if `self._overrides is None` (it seems to me like the impact would be miniscule in practice). This would allow things like: ```python from pydantic import BaseModel, Schema, root_validator from pydantic.utils import GetterDict class MyModelORM: def __init__(self, x): self.x = x @property def orm_property(self) -> str: return "hello" class MyModel(BaseModel): x: int y: str = Schema(None) @root_validator(pre=True) def get_y(cls, values): if isinstance(values, GetterDict): # This is how you know it got called via from_orm values['y'] = values.source_object().orm_property return values class Config: orm_mode = True print(MyModel.from_orm(MyModelORM(x=1))) # MyModel x=1 y='hello' ``` @samuelcolvin I can't think of any breaking changes this would introduce, can you? Would this be interesting to you?
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      articleBody:# Feature Request It would be nice if you could access the "source" object in a `root_validator` (coming soon; see #817) when the model was being initialized via a call to `from_orm`. This would enable almost any form of custom loading from an orm object possible by use of a root validator. I think this can be accomplished now by making changes *only* to the `GetterDict` class: ```python class GetterDict: """ Hack to make object's smell just enough like dicts for validate_model. """ __slots__ = ('_obj', '_overrides') def __init__(self, obj: Any): self._obj = obj self._overrides: Optional[Dict] = None # NEWLY ADDED # NEWLY ADDED def source_object(self): return self._obj # NEWLY ADDED def __setitem__(self, key, value): if self._overrides is None: self._overrides = {} self._overrides.__setitem__(key, value) def get(self, item: Any, default: Any) -> Any: # SLIGHTLY MODIFIED if self._overrides is None: # This check could be removed if we make the _overrides non-optional # but I think that would come with a *slightly* larger performance penalty if not used return getattr(self._obj, item, default) return self._overrides.get(item) or getattr(self._obj, item, default) def keys(self) -> Set[Any]: """ We don't want to get any other attributes of obj if the model didn't explicitly ask for them """ return set() ``` The only performance sacrifice if not making use of the feature is the check if `self._overrides is None` (it seems to me like the impact would be miniscule in practice). This would allow things like: ```python from pydantic import BaseModel, Schema, root_validator from pydantic.utils import GetterDict class MyModelORM: def __init__(self, x): self.x = x @property def orm_property(self) -> str: return "hello" class MyModel(BaseModel): x: int y: str = Schema(None) @root_validator(pre=True) def get_y(cls, values): if isinstance(values, GetterDict): # This is how you know it got called via from_orm values['y'] = values.source_object().orm_property return values class Config: orm_mode = True print(MyModel.from_orm(MyModelORM(x=1))) # MyModel x=1 y='hello' ``` @samuelcolvin I can't think of any breaking changes this would introduce, can you? Would this be interesting to you?
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