[Answer]-Django model: use generator to create data

Have you tried this?

return table(*row)

I think a better practice is to pass keyword-args when creating a Model object. If you already have field names in a list fields, you can do:

return table(**dict(zip(fields, row)))

If you don’t, you can grab it using something like:

fields = [ f.name for f in ab._meta.fields ]

(You might choose to filter out the id field).

By the way, table([x for x in row]) is the same as table(row) (except that it doesn’t created a copy, but in this case it shouldn’t matter).