Question

So I've got the following code:

class MyModel(models.Model):
    # Text language.                                                                                 
    ENGLISH = 'eng'                                                                                   
    FRENCH  = 'fr'                                                                                   

    LANGUAGES_CHOICES = [                                                                            
        (ENGLISH, 'English'),                                                                        
        (FRENCH, 'French'),                                                                          
    ]                                                                                                

    language = models.CharField(                                                                     
            max_length=max(len(language) for language in LANGUAGES_CHOICES),                         
            choices=LANGUAGES_CHOICES,                                                               
            blank=False,                                                                             
            null=True)

When I do MyModel(language='invalid').save() or MyModel.objects.create(language='invalid'), the model is saved without complaint. Is there any convenience method that is equivalent to Model.objects.create that performs a full_clean before it saves?

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Solution

If you are using model forms, the full_clean will be called as part of the form validation step.

In general, there isn't a convenience method that calls full_clean, but you could write your own.

OTHER TIPS

Model.clean(): This method should be used to provide custom model validation, and to modify attributes on your model if desired. For instance, you could use it to automatically provide a value for a field, or to do validation that requires access to more than a single field:

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