How to include a Where clause for each query on django?

[Fellipe Henrique]

Hello..

Each model of my app, has a field named  user... so, I need to filter any query on that model user=current_user...

I already do that, but manually for each model, on a view.. and I like to do that directly on some where when I try to use a query, any record will be filtered.....

Can I do that? where is the best place to do that?

Thanks! 

[Matthew Pava]

Just create a custom manager and pass in the current user to it.

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/db/managers/

 

class MyCustomManager(models.Manager):

def with_current_user(current_user):

                                return self.filter(user=current_user)

 

In y our model:

 

class MyModel:

                objects = MyCustomerManager()

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