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How to customise models
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You must first create a local version of the app that you wish to customise.  This
involves creating a local app with the same name and importing the equivalent models
from oscar into it.

Example
-------

Suppose you want to add a video_url field to the core product model.  This means that
you want your application to use a subclass of ``oscar.apps.catalogue.models.Product`` which
has an additional field.

The first step is to create a local version of the "catalogue" app.  At a minimum, this 
involves creating ``catalogue/models.py`` within your project and changing ``INSTALLED_APPS``
to point to your local version rather than oscar's.  

Next, you can modify the ``Product`` model through subclassing::

    # yourproject/catalogue/models.py

    from oscar.apps.catalogue.abstract_models import AbstractProduct

    class Product(AbstractProduct):
        video_url = models.URLField()

Now, running ``./manage.py syncdb`` will create the product model with your additional field



=======================
How to customise models
=======================

You must first create a local version of the app that you wish to customise.  This
involves creating a local app with the same name and importing the equivalent models
from oscar into it.

Example
-------

Suppose you want to add a video_url field to the core product model.  This means that
you want your application to use a subclass of ``oscar.apps.catalogue.models.Product`` which
has an additional field.

The first step is to create a local version of the "catalogue" app.  At a minimum, this 
involves creating ``catalogue/models.py`` within your project and changing ``INSTALLED_APPS``
to point to your local version rather than oscar's.  

Next, you can modify the ``Product`` model through subclassing::

    # yourproject/catalogue/models.py

    from django.db import models

    from oscar.apps.catalogue.abstract_models import AbstractProduct

    class Product(AbstractProduct):
        video_url = models.URLField()

Now, running ``./manage.py syncdb`` will create the product model with your additional field



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Related to https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/django-oscar/fscCRn4OlOg
