I am using Django 1.8.
I have a User
model and a UserAction
model. A user has a type. UserAction has a time, which indicates how long the action took. They look like this:
class User(models.Model):
user_type = models.IntegerField()
class UserAction:
user = models.ForeignKey(User)
time = models.IntegerField()
Now what I want to do is get ALL users of a certain type along with the sum of the time of their actions.So it would look something like this:
{user:1,total_time=5000}, {user:2,total_time=230}, {user:3,total_time=0}
Given I have the required type in a var called type
, what I am doing is:
UserAction.objects.filter(user__type=type)
.values('user').annotate(total_time=Sum(time))
This almost does what I need it to however it does not include users of the given type that don't have any UserAction associated with them, in that case I would want the total_time to just be 0. I've been doing some searching but am not quite sure how I would do this. I know how I would do it in raw SQL(just do a left join) but the Django ORM is still pretty new to me. Could anyone point me in the right direction here? Any advice would be appreciated, thanks much!