SearchQuerySet() contains real model object, how?

[tanma...@utradesolutions.com]

>>> results=SearchQuerySet().all()
>>> results[0]
<SearchResult: kyc_connect_data_models.storypost (pk=u'429')>
>>> results[0].object
<StoryPost: <sarahh:First Channel POst>=QmVDXJvQXTZU9DWLy7kTAmyYwRvWao9PD98KPYvZ1JXRMG>

Using djangoHaystack, postgres as db, elasticsearch for search.

I have a 'StoryPost' model which I have indexed. SearchquerySet() returns the result whic is of type `SearchResult` which is fine.

But the object it contains is the actual model object, how come? Is it referring to the actual backend db 'postgres' is this case,

or have stored the exact replica in 'elasticsearch' db. 

[Subhranath Chunder]

The search backend does store the model object.

Once the property `object` is accessed, it gets lazy loaded.

Refer to the official docs:

https://django-haystack.readthedocs.io/en/master/searchresult_api.html#attribute-reference

And the implementation of the same:

https://github.com/django-haystack/django-haystack/blob/v2.6.1/haystack/models.py#L72

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Thanks,

Subhranath Chunder.