Does this support the new django.db.models.JSONField?

[Flimm]

Django 3.1 introduced a new django.db.models.JSONField (distinct from the PostgreSQL one).

Does this package support it?

[lrusik]

I'm trying to use it with the models.JSONField. Doesn't work. Have you found something that works maybe?

[MaxSpacer]

I'm trying to use it with the models.JSONField. Doesn't work. Have you found something that works maybe?

What Doesn't work? value_json = models.JSONField(blank = True, null = True) and in model form override fields with: widget=JSONEditorWidget(height = '200px') defaults.update({'widget': widget})

Like this work!Good Luck

[elebumm]

The documentation is using the django.contrib.postgres.fields version of JSONField which will soon be deprecated. The reason it wasn't working for me at first was because I was using the django.db.models in my models.py and used the documentations version to have it run in my admin.

Here is my admin.py:

from django.contrib import admin
from django.db import models # This is the important part here
from django_json_widget.widgets import JSONEditorWidget
from .models import Form, FormSubmission

@admin.register(FormSubmission)
class FormSubmissionAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    formfield_overrides = {
        models.JSONField: {'widget': JSONEditorWidget}
        # ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ this is the part you want to change.
    }

[elebumm]

Just looking now that #48 #46 are both pull requests that are updating the README.md

[ashleyconnor]

@elebumm thanks. That fixed it for me. This should be added to the README ;)

[jmrivas86]

Fixed in the new version with PR #46