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Midgard query builder: qb = midgard. query_builder ( 'openbossa_attendee') qb. add_constraint ( 'person. firstname', '=', 'Leif') attendees = qb. execute ()

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Then I just: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install python-midgard2

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We can go through them and also fetch the associated persons: for attendee in attendees: person = midgard. mgdschema.midgard_person () person. get_by_id (attendee. person) if attendee. likesbeer: print "% s, % s is attending the event" % (person. lastname, person. firstname)

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As this is the first time we're interacting with the repository we need to tell Midgard to prepare the storage for itself and also for our new openbossa_attendee class: midgard. storage.create_base_storage () midgard. storage.create_class_storage ( 'midgard_person') midgard. storage.create_class_storage ( 'midgard_parameter') midgard. storage.create_class_storage ( 'openbossa_attendee')

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First we load the Midgard extension: import _midgard as midgard

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# Open a Midgard repository connection with our config connection = midgard. connection () connection. open_config (configuration)

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Then we create our attendee object and link that with the person we just created: attendee = midgard. mgdschema.openbossa_attendee () attendee. person = person. id attendee. likesbeer = True attendee. create ()

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First we create a person object with our attendee: person = midgard. mgdschema.midgard_person () person. firstname = 'Leif' person. lastname = 'Eriksson' person. create ()

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