Implementing PostgreSQL HStore in Django

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I found some couple of packages to implement PostgreSQL HStore in Django from djangopackages.org. The most stared and most forked package was last updated in March 2, 2017 [DJANGO-HSTORE]. I think it is not maintained regularly. But as it at the top of the list I am confused about that should I use it in my project or there is a better option for me.

Which is the best and handy way to implement PostgreSQL HStore in Django?

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aliva · Accepted Answer · 2019-09-15 09:55:24Z

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It's been a while that django added bult-in support for hstore: docs

answered Sep 15, 2019 at 9:55

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A T M Ragib Raihan Over a year ago

wow! There is a built-in support? It will be more handy! But please clear my another confusion. If there is a built-in support for this then why there exist entire separate packages (like django-hstore) for this task?

aliva Over a year ago

hstore was recently added to django (not very recent but older versions didn't have that) so you had to use 3rd party packages

FlipperPA Over a year ago

You may want to consider Django's built in support for JSONB for future flexibility: citusdata.com/blog/2016/07/14/choosing-nosql-hstore-json-jsonb

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