Question - How to make case insensitive filter? about django-url-filter HOT 8 OPEN

http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/customers/?in_use__iexact=no will work

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@miki725 Thank you I did see it works.

But is there a way to override in_use=no should be considered as iexact instead of exact.

I saw this method here for exact, I was thinking if I can override this on my side to iexact should work, but I was not successful here. :(

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you can do:

class CustomerFilterSet(FilterSet):
    in_use = Filter(form_field=forms.CharField(), default_lookup='iexact')

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relevant docs https://django-url-filter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/url_filter.filters.html#url_filter.filters.Filter

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@miki725 Thank you for the right direction. Is there a option to set default_lookup to iexact on api level or on model level?

Setting this on a field level is not a ideal situation in my case.

Once again thanks a lot for your help.

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what do you mean api level?

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@miki725 apologies i missed this comment.

When i say api level, i mean option to set all fields to case insensitive rather than setting per field basis like the example which is provided.
the example provided deals with fields level not on entire model level, so I was thinking an option to set on entire api level what should be the default filter exact or iexact or contains or icontains
eg: default_filter = 'iexact' #this will be global setting

Thanks

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that could be possible although its not that simple. iexact only makes sense for string fields. so the default will only have to apply where iexact is possible. but yes that could definitely be added as an improvement

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