Release Notes

0.11.0

Added

• Multi-tenancy for the handling indexes

Changed

• Remove support for Python 3.8.
• Moved to BSD-3 License to be compliant with the remaining ecosystem.

0.10.8

Added

• Support for NullableObjectId allowing special object ids to be declared in the document and null.

0.10.7

Added

• Support for startswith, endswith, istartswith and iendswith filters.

Changed

• Internal metaclasses checks for annotations.
• Code cleaning and organisations.

0.10.6

Added

• Support for multi-tenancy on a document level.

0.10.5

Added

• exists() allowing to query for a document existance in the database.

0.10.4

Fix

• Native decimal.Decimal internal convertion to bson.decimal128.Decimal128 to updates.

0.10.3

Fix

• Convert decimal to Decimal128 was causing issues for insert lists.

0.10.2

This was missed from the version 0.10.1

Changed

• Update internals of embedded documents to allow arbitraty types.

0.10.1

Fix

• Native decimal.Decimal internal convertion to bson.decimal128.Decimal128.

0.10.0

Added

• Translations to Portuguese.

Fixed

• Regression when specifying the collection name in the Meta class of a document.

0.9.0

Added

• create_indexes_for_multiple_databases allowing to iterate for each document the creating of the indexes in multiple databases.
• Registry document checks allowing to check beforehand all the index changes in a document.
• Model check indexes to do the same checks for the indexes but for each document.
• create_indexes_for_multiple_databases.
• drop_indexes_for_multiple_databases.

Changed

• Cleaned up logic to design indexes in the metaclass.

0.8.0

Changed

• Internal support for hatch and removed the need for a Makefile
• Documentation references
• Add using method to QuerySet manager #28 by @harshalizode.

0.7.0

Added

• Support for QuerySetManagers. Users can now build their own custom managers and add into the documents.
• Documentation for the QuerySetManager.

Fixed

• Validation for abstract classes with multiple managers.

0.6.0

Changed

• New lazy loading settings working side by side with dymmond-settings.

0.5.1

Changed

• Update internal dymmond-settings minimum requirement.

0.5.0

Changed

BREAKING CHANGE

• SETTINGS_MODULE was renamed to MONGOZ_SETTINGS_MODULE.

0.4.1

Added

• unique validation for indexing in the metaclass.

0.4.0

Added

• New run_sync allowing to run sync operations within Mongoz.

Changed

• Deprecating internal settings from Pydantic in favour of Dymmond Settings.

Breaking changes

Mongoz now uses Dymmond Settings which this simply affects the way the settings module is loaded. Prior to version 0.4.0 it was like this:

MONGOZ_SETTINGS_MODULE=...

From version 0.4.0 is:

SETTINGS_MODULE=...

The rest remains as it. More information about how to use it in the official documentation.

0.3.3

Fix

• Codec options as defaults were not loading properly.

0.3.2

Fix

• Codec options for UuidRepresentation.STANDARD.

0.3.1

Fix

• Hotfix in introduced alias for ids when generating metaclasses.

0.3.0

Added

• none() added to manager.
• none() added to queryset.

Changed

• autogenerate_index in the Meta is now defaulting to False.

Fixed

• model_dump() for all the fields on all() was not populating the id.
• Internal validations when parsing results from the cursor.

0.2.0

Added

• Support for only() query.
• Support for defer() query.
• Support for values() query.
• Support for values_list query.
• Support for exclude() query.

Changed

• Updated documentation with new queries.
• Added Tips and Tricks.

Fixed

• Q.not_ was not returning proper values and denying the query.

0.1.1

Fixed

• Internal assertation for the eq and neq wasn't allowing booleans to be passed.

0.1.0

This is the initial release of Edgy.

Key features

• Document inheritance - For those cases where you don't want to repeat yourself while maintaining integrity of the documents.
• Abstract classes - That's right! Sometimes you simply want a document that holds common fields that doesn't need to created as a document in the database.
• Meta classes - If you are familiar with Django, this is not new to you and Mongoz offers this in the same fashion.
• Filters - Filter by any field you want and need.
• Model operators - Classic operations such as update, get, get_or_none and many others.
• Indexes - Unique indexes through meta fields.
• Signals - Quite useful feature if you want to "listen" to what is happening with your documents.

And a lot more you can do here.