Converts active field to state and back.
>>> class SimpleSchema(Schema):
active = Active()
>>> SimpleSchema().dump({'state': 'active'})
{'active': True})
>>> SimpleSchema().dump({'state': 'inactive'})
{'active': False}
>>> SimpleSchema().load({'active': True})
{'state': 'active'}
>>> SimpleSchema().load({'active': False})
{'state': 'inactive'}Filter by query parameter:
>>> class SimpleFilterSchema(Schema):
active = Active(as_filter=True)
>>> SimpleFilterSchema().load({'active': 'true'})
{'state': 'active'}
>>> SimpleFilterSchema().load({'active': 'false'})
{'state': 'inactive'}
>>> SimpleFilterSchema().load({})
{'state__ne': 'deleted'}For experienced usage try positives, negatives, positive_filter,
negative_filter, missing_filter parameters. You can see behaviour for this parameters in tests.