In django, if we have a regex and look for a rows whose a field is matching with a regex, it will be something like this:
MyAudience.objects.filter(email__iregex=f'^({'|'.join(emails)})$')
But what if I want to do it the other way?
Let's say I have a string:
email = '[email protected]'
and in my model AudienceFilter, I have a field pattern. This column keeps the regex for the model. I want to find with patterns do match my string? How can I do that?
AudienceFilter.objects.filter(pattern__?????=email)
You can inject the value as an alias, and then annotate: