Examples on adding calculated fields
See original GitHub issueExposing fields that are in the db/model works fine, but what about calculated fields? For example, if I want to expose a field called Author.book_count
that will obviously not be queriable or editable, how can I do that?
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@skorokithakis checkout issue this issue: https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene/issues/101
Import graphene and do:
vote_count = graphene.Int(source='vote_count')
‘vote_count’ is my property.
Full code:
@paymog