Django/Python: How to cast an integer into the equivalent enum string? [duplicate]

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In Django in one of the models I have the following enum:

PRIORITY = (
        ('2',     _(u'High')),
        ('1',   _(u'Medium')),
        ('0',      _(u'Low')),
    )

priority = models.CharField(max_length=1, choices=PRIORITY, default='1')

When sending the priority to the template, the value is still in integer, which isn't nice. I would like to show the priority in words rather than digits.

context = Context({'priority':self.priority})

Is there a way to translate priority into the actual string without using any if statements before sending it to the template?

Answer 1

Yes, according to the documentation you can get the human readable value like this:

context.get_priority_display()