I know this question has been asked already, but i couldn't really grasp the idea behind the answers as i am a beginner in programming and pretty much everything seems new to me.
I am trying to multiply the price of each ingredient with its quantity to get its cost, then sum the costs of all the ingredients to get the final_cost of the recipe and view it on my html template.
I have a query which returns a dictionary of keys and values from the DB and now im stuck with the calculations and viewing the final_cost on html
@expose('recipe4.templates.newnew')
def getTotalCost(self):
i = Ingredient
ic = Ingredient_Cost
ri = Recipe_Info
r = Recipe
val = DBSession.query(i.ingredient_name, ic.Unit_of_Measure, ri.quantity, ic.price_K, ic.updated_at).filter \
(r.recipe_name == "pancake",
r.recipe_id == ri.recipe_id,
ri.ingredient_id == i.ingredient_id,
i.ingredient_id == ic.ingredient_id)
dict(entries=val)
final_cost=0
for k,v in entries:
price=entries.price_K
qty=entries.quantity
cost=price*qty
final_cost+=cost
return final_cost
I finally solved my own problem with some help from @amol and further research and it works for me.
sub_cost=[ ]
final_cost=[ ]
for k in val: #iterate through each row of tuples in the returned db object
for v in k: #iterate through each values of individual tuples
price=k[3] #position of price in tuple
qty=k[4]
cost=price*qty
sub_cost.append(cost)
break #breaks the loop
final_cost.append(sum(sub_cost))
return dict(final_cost=final_cost)