How to create a Django model with a SlugField and choices option

To create a Django model with a SlugField and choices option, you can define the model class and specify the choices for the field. Here's an example:

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from django.db import models

class MyModel(models.Model):
    # Define choices for the field
    CHOICES = (
        ('choice1', 'Choice 1'),
        ('choice2', 'Choice 2'),
        ('choice3', 'Choice 3'),
    )

    # Define the SlugField with choices option
    my_field = models.SlugField(choices=CHOICES, unique=True)

    # Other fields of the model
    other_field = models.CharField(max_length=100)

In this example:

• We've defined a Django model named MyModel.
• my_field is a SlugField that accepts choices specified in the CHOICES tuple.
• The unique=True parameter ensures that each slug value within the field is unique.
• You can replace 'choice1', 'choice2', etc., with whatever values you need for your choices.
• other_field is just a placeholder for other fields you might have in your model.

With this setup, when you create forms for your model or interact with the model in Django admin, you'll get a dropdown or select input for my_field with the choices you specified. The selected value will be stored as a slug value corresponding to the choice made.