Access to generated enum for Django Choices

In my project I have models with Choice fields and I want to include generated enums in Input for mutations.

Currently I have to use something like

    @classmethod
    def field_with_choices_enum(cls):
        return cls._meta.fields["field_with_choices"]._type._of_type

This approach looks like a hack (and it is). It there any other way to access generated enums?

[dspacejs]

@dopeboy having trouble finding the official way to do this in those PRs. Do you know how to do it? Here’s the hacky workaround I’ve been using:

PrimaryGoalCategory = PrimaryGoalNode._meta.fields['category']._type._of_type

[akjanik]

Any update on this one? I was hit by this one recently too, could not create my own graphene.Enum type, as it was autogenerated, without a clear way to access it in the code. The solution was like above, or create a sibling type, with a different name. I see two options, either disable this autogeneration of choice field like in #541 and let the users create their own enums according to their needs.

The second solution would be to provide an easy way to access those autogenerated types with a possibility to disable creation for the selected field. Something like:

class Meta:
    model = Book
    (exclude_)generated_fields = [<list of fields>]

However, as shown in #570, accessing the hidden enum may be tricky (either .type or .type._of_type - for me it was the second one, maybe because I use interfaces=[Node]? Maybe there are more ways?)