Say I have an ndb.Model
class that I want to use as a StructuredProperty
on another model class:
class CommonExtraData(ndb.Model):
count = ndb.IntegerProperty(required=True)
class MyObject(ndb.Model):
name = ndb.StringProperty(required=True)
extra = ndb.StructuredProperty(CommonExtraData, required=True)
Could I then do a query like this:
MyObject.query().order(-MyObject.extra.count)
I can't find an example in the docs, and my dev environment is not currently working due to my endeavors of refactoring from the old API to NDB.
Just did a bit of experimentation and it appears to be working. You should be able to do it exact as you wrote out.
In experimenting, I found one quirk that should be noted - if you use repeated property, it appears to sort on the first instance of the repeated property only. For example, if your repeated property had [CommonExtraData(count=5), CommonExtraData(count=1)] and another had [CommonExtraData(count=7), CommonExtraData(count=2)], it would sort like this:
[CommonExtraData(count=7), CommonExtraData(count=2)] [CommonExtraData(count=5), CommonExtraData(count=1)]