Open yihaoWang opened 1 week ago
fbukevin
commented
2 days ago It looks some wired logic in your code. You declare a class name TestModel.
class TestModel(ndb.Model):
owner = ndb.UserProperty()Then you import a custom module with the same name.
from junyi.activity.test_model import TestModel
...
test_model = TestModel(owner=user)Won't it be conflicts when you invoke it?
yihaoWang
commented
2 days ago It looks some wired logic in your code. You declare a class name TestModel.
class TestModel(ndb.Model): owner = ndb.UserProperty()Then you import a custom module with the same name.
from junyi.activity.test_model import TestModel ... test_model = TestModel(owner=user)Won't it be conflicts when you invoke it?
Apologies for the confusion. I've simplified the sample code to make it more straightforward and reproducible. Please check if the following code works for you
import os
import sys
from google.appengine.api import users
from google.cloud import ndb
import dev_appserver
class TestModel(ndb.Model):
owner = ndb.UserProperty()
def init_ndb():
os.environ["AUTH_DOMAIN"] = "example.com"
ndb_client = ndb.Client(project="test")
return ndb_client
def test_get_user_data():
ndb_client = init_ndb()
with ndb_client.context():
user = users.User(email="test@test.com")
test_model = TestModel(owner=user)
test_model.put()
query = TestModel.query().filter(TestModel.owner == user)
result = query.get()
print("result", result)
if __name__ == "__main__":
test_get_user_data()@yihaoWang
With removing import dev_appserver, which is only supported in Python2 Client Library, I can reproduce the same error as you.
Actually, this error "An entity value is not allowed" mostly occurs when you attemp to store types like google.appengine.api.users.User into Google Cloud NDB module. However, the value of this data type is not supported by Cloud NDB. Cloud NDB library implemented updating for Python 3. It no longer support some data types or modules of App Ebgine.
The line ndb.UserProperty() is the old API of App Engine. It's not compatible to Python 3 with Cloud NDB library
A solution is that using custom defined property to store data such as email. You can create a user instances with google.appengine.api.users and store email by using user.email(), instead of storing entire users.User object (i.e. owner = ndb.UserProperty()).
Here is an example based on amended your code:
import os
import sys
from google.appengine.api import users
from google.cloud import ndb
class TestModel(ndb.Model):
owner_email = ndb.StringProperty()
def init_ndb():
os.environ["AUTH_DOMAIN"] = "example.com"
ndb_client = ndb.Client(project="example-project")
return ndb_client
def test_get_user_data():
ndb_client = init_ndb()
with ndb_client.context():
user = users.User(email="test@test.com")
test_model = TestModel(owner_email=user.email())
test_model.put()
query = TestModel.query().filter(TestModel.owner_email == user.email())
result = query.get()
print("result", result)
if __name__ == "__main__":
test_get_user_data()And the result of query is:
result TestModel(key=Key('TestModel', 5644004762845184), owner_email='test@test.com')
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