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spare iris
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off topic chat

silver wagon
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(venv) C:\Users\SpyD\Documents\flaskmyproject\demoapp>python app.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\SpyD\Documents\flaskmyproject\demoapp\app.py", line 1, in <module>
    from flask import Flask
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flask'```
some help to fix that?
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code:

from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/")
def home():
    return "Hello! This is a website where you can find many things about python (for begginers)"

@app.route("/<name>")
def user(name):
    return f"Hello {name}!"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run() ```
nimble epoch
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did you install flask?

silver wagon
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yes

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help plz 😦

nimble epoch
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are you sure its not in another environment cause what error means is that the flask flask is not installed

silver wagon
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i install it i am sure

glossy arrow
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Hey guys, how can I serve static files in an ASGI web application?

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I've looked into whitenoise, but thats just for WSGI apps

nimble epoch
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in django right?

glossy arrow
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No

nimble epoch
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ok

glossy arrow
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My own web framework

nimble epoch
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not sure we gotta ask you

glossy arrow
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I'm figuring out how to add static file serving

next tree
silver wagon
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ok

silver wagon
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????

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why

lavish prismBOT
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Hey @silver wagon!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.mkv). We currently allow the following file types: .3gp, .3g2, .avi, .bmp, .gif, .h264, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpeg, .mpg, .png, .tiff, .wmv, .psd, .ai, .aep, .xcf, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .afdesign, .m4a, .csv.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

bold imp
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Hi, can anyone point me in the right direction on this? I'm using django and I have a form set up as text input and when the submit button is pressed it sends the form. I'm wondering how can I make it so that I have multiple fields to input to and send all of it as a list? I need it to be dinamically generated so that it starts with one input field and when something is entered into it, a new one opens up, or something similar to that.

toxic flame
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You should use react for that

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Or any fronted framework

bold imp
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Oh okay, gotcha

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Does bootstrap come equipped with some tools to achieve that or would I have to dive into JS from scratch

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All my experience so far has been python

toxic flame
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I don't use bootstrap so I don't know haha. But vanilla js can achieve that too

bold imp
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Thanks for the help. I was gonna get stuck on this with django but it makes sense now that you wouldn't do this stuff on the backend

patent ingot
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Hello I am using a method inside docker container, where the code is:

 import logging

 ...

#The code here is inside a method
 body = request.get_json()
 logging.debug("JSON: " + str(body))
 user_id = body['user_id']
 room_id = body['channel_id']
 channel_name = body['channel_name']

When I build the docker image, and run all the containers I get an error at "channel_name". Why do I get that in the terminal, and not also the logging.debug message with the whole json body?

silver wagon
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i follow this vid step by step and it returns me that error:

C:\Users\SpyD\Desktop\Flask Test>app.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\SpyD\Desktop\Flask Test\app.py", line 1, in <module>
    from flask import Flask
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flask'```

vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCi2aDNXml8

code:
```py
from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/")
def home():
    return "Hello! This is a website where you can find many things about python (for begginers)"

@app.route("/<name>")
def user(name):
    return f"Hello {name}!"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run() ```
some help 😢
glossy arrow
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How can I use jinja2 templates in an ASGI app?

coral raven
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@silver wagon Do you have VScode?

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@glossy arrow just like you use it in wsgi apps

glossy arrow
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But yeah, I figured it out, thanks though

reef oasis
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Or python3

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It depends on which version you installed on your venv

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You're calling only the file, specify the executor

patent ingot
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Does anyone know the answer to my question?

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Hello I am using a method inside docker container, where the code is:

 import logging

 ...

#The code here is inside a method
 body = request.get_json()
 logging.debug("JSON: " + str(body))
 user_id = body['user_id']
 room_id = body['channel_id']
 channel_name = body['channel_name']

When I build the docker image, and run all the containers I get an error at "channel_name". Why do I get that in the terminal, and not also the logging.debug message with the whole json body?

terse forge
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I have this problem which is really annoying i have been searching and trying for hours and i know that it's suppost to be really simple but i can't seem to get it to work and it's really annoying. I want to make 2 buttons that if you press one it prints "thing one" and if you press the other one it prints "thing two" with flask.

can someone please explain to me why this is so hard to do?

noble spoke
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flask is a backend framework

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what youre trying to do could be done with just plain html

toxic flame
noble spoke
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yes, that

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they all look the same

toxic flame
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onclick

terse forge
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i want a buttom click in the website to do something in python

toxic flame
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Alternatively

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You can have soemthing like

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<p>{{message}}</p>

message = "hello"
if request.method == "POST":
  message = "post"
return render(request, "jss.cjeksmd" {"message":message})
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Ofc, the button as a form

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But it's really inefficient if you want to add more stuff

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With javascript you can do stuff like

.onclick and change its value / innerhmtl depending on the click

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Then with javascript variables like

var message1 = {{message1}}```
terse forge
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thanks for the help but after hours of searching i finally got it

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it's also very ineffecient but it works

toxic flame
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The one i sent?

terse forge
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no mine 😄

toxic flame
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lemmie have a look so i can add it to my mental database :)

terse forge
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    <html>
        <head>
            <title>Phone Remote</title>
            
            <style>
                body {
                    background-color: black;
                    color: white;
                }
            </style>
        </head>
        
        <body>
            <h1> EPIC DUDE</h1>


            <form action="/button1">
                <input type="submit" value="Go to Google" />
            </form>
            
            <form action="/button2">
                <input type="submit" value="Go to yup" />
            </form>

            
    </html>```
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import pyautogui as pg

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route('/')
def home():
    return render_template('index.html')

@app.route('/button1')
def input():
    print('yes')
    return redirect("/", code=302)

@app.route('/button2')
def input2():
    print('pls work')
    return redirect("/", code=302)

if(__name__ == "__main__"):
    app.run(host='0.0.0.0')
toxic flame
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hmmm

terse forge
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atleast it works right 😄

celest torrent
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I'm jumping back into Django after not having looked at it since 3.0.8. I've updated to 3.1 but my project now says my template files can't be found. The file is located in /users/templates/users/logout.html. Has this changed in 3.1 or have I set it up incorrectly?

unknown.png
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One thing I noticed was that settings.py finds the base directory in a different way in 3.1. I've merged my project from 3.0 to 3.1's new set up so that's likely the cause.

noble spoke
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that does not sound rule 5 compliant

buoyant shuttle
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oh its pycharm isnt it

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i got confused, lmfao

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@celest torrent where yyour template folder at?

celest torrent
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By the looks of the 2.1 settings.py file, I should be doing it as BASE_DIR/templates? Like how PHP templates might be done

buoyant shuttle
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gimme a minute, im checking one with template each app, using 3.1 as well

celest torrent
buoyant shuttle
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seems to work fine for me, maybe its cause your using class based views, try switching to functional based views

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it could also mean your settings config is set in a way django cant find your templates file, cause by default it should in each app

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also send a code of your ssettings and hide the security part of things

lavish prismBOT
buoyant shuttle
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just show me the code block with TEMPLATES

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thats it

lavish prismBOT
celest torrent
buoyant shuttle
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also ferby make sure you include your app as installed appes in settings

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lol

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@celest torrent what was the app name again?

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from the pastpinlink you showed me

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I think thats the problem you did not include your app in INSTALLED_APPS

scenic vapor
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Tomorrow will be the start of the development for my start up's web app (MVP). I've built multiple apps for work & side projects to practice. This will be the first time i'll develop for myself with full drive and i'm all in for this (quit my job for this). The business is planned, UI/UX is designed and the tech stack is decided. Today i'd like to only focus on the product development.

While i have an idea of how i'd see this project through. I'd like to know;

  • From your experience, what would you do before starting a big development project?
  • What do i need to be mindful of?
  • What mistakes have you made that could've been avoided from the start?
  • Your pre development routine / checklist

I have 1 & half years of experience. I will be using the MERN stack. I will be building a social commerce platform (discord + shopify). I'll be developing myself for now.

uneven berry
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is it worth it to use django and node for the backend?

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or should I use just one?

scenic vapor
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why would you need 2?

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it's always ideal with just one

uneven berry
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which one of those should I use?

scenic vapor
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they both work well

uneven berry
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dang sorry for my spelling, I'm bad at typing on phone

scenic vapor
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which one are you more comfortable with?

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that's the one you should use

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because you can do the same thing with either

uneven berry
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thanks! I'm more comfortable with Python so yeah

scenic vapor
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no worries good luck

uneven berry
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thanks!

uneven berry
manic escarp
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How can I start building a web browser?(Tell the commands)pithink

frozen zenith
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a web browser from scratch?

coral raven
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A home page with a textbox and a search button

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once the user enters a query get the result

native tide
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So I made a website for some friends of mine and hosted it on digital oceans. I can view it by going to the droplet IP. The thing is they bought the domain through wordpress. Does anyone know if it's possible to point the wordpress domain to an IP? Ive been googling around, but it been hard to find results (I'm starting to think its just not possible)

wanton ridge
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how can i put a css file in html using flask

native tide
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youd do the same for a js file or an image

wanton ridge
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like this <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{url_for('static', filename = 'official_login1.css')}}" />

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after i open my flask i don't see any changes

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also the css files are in the folder of static

native tide
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did you host the css file the same way you did with the html file?

wanton ridge
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@app.route("/")
def login():
return render_template('official_login.html')

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i have this to open html so i have to do the same with css?

native tide
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I believe that would be the correct way. Once the html file is hosted it no long has access to the local file server. Any external files that it references, like css, js, or images, need to be hosted on the webserver as well.

wanton ridge
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ok thanks

native tide
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so it would be like

@app.route("/css")
def my_css():
    return render_template('official_login.css')
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and in the html something like
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css" />

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the href might need the whole domain

wanton ridge
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i solved it thanks

fickle fox
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    raise InvalidHash()
argon2.exceptions.InvalidHash``` can someone help me fix this error in my flask app pls
tight berry
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Is someone here experienced with django(serializer) who can teach me a little and code 1 or 2 for me

sick valley
scenic galleon
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i am trying to do a reading from database and copy it to another node so i tried to red values from the db i got result from db as a object like {obj1 :{answer:"test"}, ...goes on} i need to get the answer from that variable so i tried like
val1 = Object.keys(val)[1]
console.log(val.val1);
val is the object from db
but this code searched for val1 in the object not the one in the val1 value
how can i do it?
this is how my database is

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i need to get answer for everything with a for loop

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(JAVA SCRIPT)

native tide
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hey guys I need help with M2M Field how to make that form within the generic form but add and delete button?

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I have tried several options but none worked so far

grim holly
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hye guys, my flex box doesnt work properly and i have no idea why, when i display flex on the links class it works fine but i would like a container class for that, does any1 know why it doesnt work?
.container{ display: flex; top: 70px; right: 70px; justify-content: space-between; width: 800px; border: 1px solid; }

native tide
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Does any1 know a website or youtube channel that theaches you the basics of creating a website with python and django?

timber basalt
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This one is really good:

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCezIgC97PvUuR4_gbFUs5g

YouTube
Corey Schafer

Welcome to my Channel. This channel is focused on creating tutorials and walkthroughs for software developers, programmers, and engineers. We cover topics for all different skill levels, so whether you are a beginner or have many years of experience, this channel will have something for you.

We've already released a wide variety of videos on to...

vestal hound
grim holly
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here you go, its running on a master page and the content is just there for design as of now
`<%@ Master Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="MasterPage.master.cs" Inherits="MasterPage" %>

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>
<head runat="server">
<title></title>
<link href="StyleSheet.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
<asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="head" runat="server">
</asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</head>
<body>

<div class="title">
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder1" runat="server">
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</div>
 <hr/>
    <div class="links">
         <a href="home.aspx">Home Page</a>
         <a href="home.aspx">Home Page</a>
         <a href="home.aspx">Home Page</a>
         <a href="home.aspx">Home Page</a>
         <a href="home.aspx">Home Page</a>
             <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder2" runat="server">

             </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
     </div>
 
<div class="pic1">
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder3" runat="server">
         
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</div>
<div class="pic2">
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder4" runat="server">
         
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</div>
<div class="text1">
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder5" runat="server">
         
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</div>
<div class="text2">
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder6" runat="server">
         
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</div>

</body>
</html>`

vestal hound
grim holly
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i deleted it bcz id didnt work but it used to contain the links div

vestal hound
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like

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it doesn't cascade

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i.e. a child's display attribute will not be flex just because it's parent's was

brittle flax
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Hello everyone, I have a doubt in a Django code-along that I have been following.

I'm learning about static files and images, and the folder structure for images is root/static/images/img.png

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To use this we additionally need to configure the main settings.py file and add a variable

MEDIA_URL = '/images/'
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My question is, why is this url not '/static/images/' How is only '/images/' working?

summer wyvern
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how do I get these be side-by-side with either HTML or CSS

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this is my HTML ```html
<div class="dashboard_two">
<div class="au_div" name="au_div">
<h1 class="au_title" align="center">AutoRole</h1>
</div>
<div class="wel_div" name="wel_div">
<h1 class="wel_title" align="center">Welcomes</h1>
</div>
<div class="mi_div" name="mi_div">
<h1 class="mi_title" align="center">Moderation</h1>
</div>
</div>

glossy arrow
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Guys, for some reason, static files aren't being served in my code

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I'm using starlettes StaticFile class

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And my logging is showing that everything is ok

native tide
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thanks @timber basalt😽

versed prairie
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Hi. Can someone help me to understand the meaning of decorators in CLass subjects? like @property

celest torrent
summer wyvern
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ok

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I did display: inline-block;

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for each child

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but the size changed

celest torrent
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Yeah, inline-block is depenendant on what width they're set to. Flexbox is probably what you're looking for

summer wyvern
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even though the width and height are still there

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ok

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display: flex-box?

celest torrent
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It's quite new so you probably want to check if your project needs to work on older browsers. If not, then it's probably good. Support for it will only get better as times goes on so it's worth knowing

summer wyvern
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ok

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@celest torrent it still doesnt work

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the size still changes

celest torrent
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What are their sizes/widths set to?

summer wyvern
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min-height: 200px;
max-width: 400px;```
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also ```css
.dashboard_two {
display: inline-flex;
flex-direction: row;
flex-wrap: nowrap;
justify-content: center;
align-items: stretch;
align-content: stretch;

}

wicked elbow
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anyone know anything about django channels/redis?

celest torrent
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So as you've npt set it to something specific, they'll change depending on how much content is inside them, e.g. the text

summer wyvern
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should I change the size of the text maybe

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or is there a better way

celest torrent
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Depends on what you're trying to achieve. Do you want them to be the same width?

summer wyvern
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yes, all three

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should be 400px width

celest torrent
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width: 400px for each of them

native tide
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I urgently need help with M2M fields if someone can please help me please contact me.

wicked elbow
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then set the individual items to a width of 400px. if you need them to also grow, min-width: 400px; flex 1 1

summer wyvern
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works

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thx

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how do I put spacing between them?

celest torrent
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@summer wyvern You can set a margin

summer wyvern
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ok

native tide
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try pacing: 5

celest torrent
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Or flexbox might have something about spacing

wicked elbow
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1200px is huge for width though. most dont use that big of a resolution

native tide
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for example

celest torrent
wicked elbow
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so anything smaller is gonna make your boxes wrap

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for a computer, aim for 800px and allow your flex containers to expand to fill larger screens.

native tide
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I urgently need help with M2M fields if someone can please help me please contact me.

wicked elbow
native tide
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please go ahead

wicked elbow
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whats your question?

native tide
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I have an issue with M2M form

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could you kindly take a look and let me know if you know what is wrong

summer wyvern
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thank you @celest torrent I figured it out!

unknown.png
wicked elbow
native tide
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right so let me explain (I don't insist on those if it is possible I can do it without them)

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So the Prescription can have Many LinePrescriptions

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I need to have the possibilty to have one, 2 or 3 in one prescription

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How would you do it with a ForeignKey I presume

wicked elbow
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@summer wyvern you should really find something besides dreamweaver to build your sites in. it causes issues. kinda likes taking control of files

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so your talking 1 doctor prescribes 3 different medicines?

native tide
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yes exactly to one patient

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which is summed up in model Prescription

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is this structure correct

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or is that not necesary

wicked elbow
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from which angle are you coming from? like doctors office, pharmacy, or patient

native tide
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doc

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please help me

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I have been stuck on that problem for nearly 3 years

wicked elbow
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so from a docs perspective you can use a foreign key... in django this is super simplified, but

class Doctor(models.Model):
  doctor = models.TextField(maxlength=100)

class Patient(models.Model):
  patient = models.TextField(maxlength=100)

class Prescription(model.Model):
  prescription_doc = models.ForeignKey(Doctor, related_name='prescription_doc', on_delete=models.CASCADE)
  prescription_patient = models.ForeignKey(Patient, related_name='prescription_patient', on_delete=models.CASCADE)
  medicine = models.TextField(maxlength=100)

then you just write your prescriptions to the prescriptions model. one at a time. the foreignkeys have to match with the primary key of the doctor and patient models.

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then you can look up all the medicines doing a reverse lookup on the patient model

native tide
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I am not sure you have understood the structure

wicked elbow
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i do understand the structure. im helping you avoid many to many. when you talk 1 of anything, its a one to many relationship. 1 doctor, 1 patient, many medicines

native tide
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I am still trying to understand I do believe you are on the right path

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this method seems to have validity

wicked elbow
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from a pharmacy standpoint it would be easier to do m2m with a through table, many doctors, many patients, many medicines.

native tide
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right

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ok let me think about this. Because to change a stucture that I have implemented long time ago is a bit difficuly

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I have to get my head around it

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Can I use url_for inside a .css file? (flask)

background: url("{{ url_for('static', filename='background.png') }}");```
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Thank you Kendal can I come back to you

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when I need to ask a follow up question

wicked elbow
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yea no problem, like i said though that's a super basic explanation, but thats the idea.

muted maple
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Hey guys. So, i have a flask api that builds a list of object and them i should return it to the user. But i can't serialize it. Could you help me?

In my main function i have a Serialize method, so i can return a single object easily

def serialize(self):
        return {"Name": self.name,
                "NationalNumber": self.national_number,
                "LocalNumber": self.local_numbers,
                "Species" : self.species,
                "Height": self.height,
                "Weight": self.weight,
                "Types": self.types,
                "Abilities": self.abilities,
                "Weakness": self.weakness,
                "BaseStats": self.base_stats,
                "MaxStats": self.max_stats,
                "PokedexEntries": self.pokedex_entries,
                "ImageUrl": self.image_url}

How can i do that with a list of Objects ?

native tide
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thank you Kendal

wicked elbow
glossy arrow
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How does static file serving work, and how can I implement it on my own?

wicked elbow
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im not sure what your asking, django doesnt serve static in production, i dont think flask does either. could be wrong though

glossy arrow
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I'm trying to implement it in my framework

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Its ASGI, so I can't use whitenoise

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I'm trying to use the StaticFile class from starlette

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But it doesn't seem to be serving

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The GET request is going through fine

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But its not changing anything

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Wouldn't you just have to read the static file and return it as bytes?

wicked elbow
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basically from my understanding, a get request just passes whatever was requested back to the browser

glossy arrow
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Hm, so shouldn't I read the static file as bytes

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and return the bytes

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I'm not sure how to implement the StaticFile class in my use case

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As starlette uses it differently by mounting it as a route

wicked elbow
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i dont know the nitty gritty of it honestly, just what i need to know. like uploads are passed as blobs to the backend. but how the backend passes to the frontend i dont know

glossy arrow
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Huh ok

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I've been looking at the starlette source code

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Seems like it returns an HTTP response

wicked elbow
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yes, thats basic networking. nothing to do with a server really. the client sends a packet saying hey i need this, so a server responds back with hey i have it, or hey i dont have it sorry.

glossy arrow
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Huh ok

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I think i have an idea on how to implement it, thanks :D

wicked elbow
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i mean the server is what decides what is sent back, but your talking networking a lot more then what most know in web dev

native tide
dawn heath
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I want to build a foreignkey where I have industry ,and categories, but some of the categories are cross-named like other domain. should I use m2m or onetone or fk?

low blade
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can someone help me understand what the "default 100 connection limit" in aiohttp means?

By default the aiohttp.ClientSession object will hold a connector with a maximum of 100 connections, putting the rest in a queue.
ref: https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/http_request_lifecycle.html#how-to-use-the-clientsession
im trying to implement an oauth2 client with discord on a website, so does this mean that the webpage I send to an end-user could only have - for example - a max of 100 different oauth2 connections to 100 different resources?

oblique falcon
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Hello Guys, we have a project with java backend and we need something for a SEO friendly frontend. The client prefers Python. I am really fond of the idea of using Django for it although haven't got much experience (more with Ruby on Rails and PHP stuff). Do you think Django is suitable for such a stuff and does it support having a REST API behind the models instead of a database? Thanks in advance for the answer.

toxic flame
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I think django is pretty good for seo, idk about others

nimble epoch
#

Im trying to get data from serializer in react using axios but when i get data it says Error: Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys {id, verified, user}). If you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead its obvious but when i add id, verified or user then it says TypeError: Cannot read property 'verified' of undefined but its a little wired to me because it already detected the other properties but when i use them it says it doesnt exist.

#

anyone has experienced it?

opaque rivet
#

are you using .map()?

nimble epoch
#

true

#

its not collection of data

#

im sure its true

#

but i said maybe you guys already experience such thing

opaque rivet
#

can you show us some code

nimble epoch
#

ok let me see what can i do

#

The page that gets the data: ```import React from 'react';
import axios from 'axios';

class Profile extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props)
this.state = {
user: ''
}
}
componentDidMount() {
axios.get(http://localhost:8000/api/current-user/${localStorage.getItem('token')}/).then(res => {
this.setState({
user: res.data
})
})
}
render() {
return (
<div>
{this.state.user.id}<br />
{this.state.user.first_name}<br />
{this.state.user.last_name}<br />
{this.state.user.username}<br />
{this.state.user.email}<br />
{this.state.user.password}<br />
{this.state.user.verified.verified}<br />
</div>
)
}
}

export default Profile;The models:class Verification(models.Model):
verified = models.BooleanField(default=False)
user = models.OneToOneField(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='verified')

def __str__(self):
    return f'{self.id}'``` The serializer: ```class UserSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
verified = VerificationSerializer(read_only=True)
class Meta:
    model = User
    fields = ['id', 'first_name', 'last_name', 'username', 'email', 'password', 'verified']
#

and of course when i check the serializer view on browser its all true

opaque rivet
#

I think this would be a great time to see what your API is returning, by doing console.log(res.data) to see the format of the data.

                 {this.state.user.id}<br />
                {this.state.user.first_name}<br />
                {this.state.user.last_name}<br />
                {this.state.user.username}<br />
                {this.state.user.email}<br />
                {this.state.user.password}<br />

I am thinking this part is fine, I think the issue lies with the data that this is trying to fetch.

{this.state.user.verified.verified}<br />
nimble epoch
#

yeah you right

oblique falcon
nimble epoch
#

its probabaly from the frontend side

opaque rivet
nimble epoch
#

but wait does console.log() print the data in the cli while react is running?

opaque rivet
#

no it prints it in the browser's console

nimble epoch
#

oh ok

#

wait

#

its true right? ```verified:
id: 2
user: 2
verified: false

#

got displayed beside other objects

#

i event checked all of them and they all are true

native tide
#

How would I get this navbar button to redirect me to the home/about page

# 
 <div class="navbar-links">
                    <ul>
                        <li><a href="homepage.html">Home</a></li>
                        <li><a href="#">About</a></li>
                        <li><a href="#">Contact</a></li>
                    </ul>
                </div>```
#

I completely forgot, would I use url_for?

#

I am using flask.

#

Because just putting the .html file in the href doesn't work

nimble epoch
#

if im right you use redirect(url_for('function based view name'))

native tide
#

Would I put that in the href?

#

oh wait

nimble epoch
#

i dont think so

#

like {%%} or {{}}

native tide
#

oh yeah

#

those exist

#

thanks

nimble epoch
#

yw

opaque rivet
nimble epoch
#

res.data

#

its was in an Objectt beside others

#

and it exists and that true right?

opaque rivet
#

It was an object within the res.data object, correct?

nimble epoch
#

yeah

#

and in that object there another object like verified: {id: 2, verified: false, user: 2}

#

ok the main problem is that when i want to get serializer data in frontend using axios when i set that to a state it should print all the data but the problem is it knows that the serializer has that nested serializers and can detect the properties but when i want to access the properties it says the nested serializer is undefined. i even add data to fill it but it says it doesnt exist

#

it sucks

dawn heath
cinder knot
#

If someone connects to flask page how to get ip of this guy?

spare iris
#

@cinder knot <@&267629731250176001> sounds malicious

steel marlin
#

Is it possible to make an open source Django based website with limited access to database?

The reason behind this is that, there will be authentication and user data.

#

I can use API to hide the user data but making it open source is the problem since I will have to host it somewhere.
(I apologize for asking such dumb question)

pliant bane
#

iirc its request.remote_addr

#

dont do meany head things tho

toxic flame
spare iris
#

or having anyone's IP

#

he's not a company

toxic flame
#

Discord also saves ur ip for market research

spare iris
#

that's a COMPANY

#

this guy is not a company so I don't think it's excusable

toxic flame
#

how do u know if he doesn't have a company huh

spare iris
#

anyways i've seen the mods ban people bc they talk about tracking IPs

#

so we'll see

toxic flame
#

and u don't have to HAVE a company so u can be able to do market research on yoyr buisness

spare iris
#

"anyways i've seen the mods ban people bc they talk about tracking IPs"

toxic flame
#

bruh

spare iris
#

i really don't care what you think you're not a mod

#

lmao

toxic flame
#

bruh

opaque rivet
#

how can I access a HTTP-Only cookie (django session cookie) on my frontend to attach it to my request headers? It seems that HTTP-Only cookies aren't readable.

opaque rivet
gleaming thunder
noble spoke
#

You shouldnt give companies a free pass at your data just because theyre companies

somber nymph
#

Hi, im looking for a python programmer for hire I need to get a bot made not a rat DM me if your interested

dire fractal
cerulean vapor
#

@somber nymph we do not do programmer-for-hire requests on this server

somber nymph
#

@cerulean vapor okay sorry about that thank you have a great day!

wicked elbow
#

how does aws handle websockets?

opaque rivet
#

are u kidding me... i have a react app running on port 3000, all the auth works and django sees request.user. I make django serve my react app on port 8000, now it doesn't work

wicked elbow
#

to serve in production youll have to run a different server

#

most say a stripped down version of apache or nginx

limpid heath
#

Is there any way to auto delete bulma message after some time? I am using flask

dawn heath
cinder knot
native tide
#

Can anybody help me with google maps Javascript api? i actually want to display markers on the map, coordinates are stored in a database, i just want to fetch the coordinates and some other information e.g names status etc and display it on the content window of each marker,

verbal coral
#

I got a question guys i just started learning how to code a video web chat, i did the coding as i followed the tutorial, it worked my camera turned on for me however my goal now is to make it work with another person, right now i have no clue how ,i just used nodejs, peerjs to make this work, any ideas?

steel marlin
# gleaming thunder If by limited, you mean requiring authentication sure. You could also hide some ...

Yeah. That's what I actually want to do.

Actually, the main motive of my project is to make an open source project finding website for beginners and intermediate developers where they can contribute or share their project also if they need contributions. Without much knowledge, It is very hard to find projects where someone can contribute and github explore have comparatively less filters and becomes hard to find projects.

nimble epoch
opaque rivet
opaque rivet
#

uhh, how is js async/await asynchronous? Doesn't await make it synchronous since we are waiting for another function to complete?

dapper tusk
#

it is waiting, but while it is waiting, other things are happening

#

so it is async

tulip beacon
#

guys, I tried to follow the webdevsimplified tutorial on zoom clone but mine is not working...

# 
const express = require('express')
const app = express()
const server = require('http').Server(app)
const io = require('socket.io')(server)
const { v4: uuidV4 } = require('uuid')

app.set('view engine', 'ejs')
app.use(express.static('public'))

app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  res.redirect(`/${uuidV4()}`)
})

app.get('/:room', (req, res) => {
  res.render('room', { roomId: req.params.room })
})

io.on('connection', socket => {
  socket.on('join-room', (roomId, userId) => {
    socket.join(roomId)
    socket.to(roomId).broadcast.emit('user-connected', userId)

    socket.on('disconnect', () => {
      socket.to(roomId).broadcast.emit('user-disconnected', userId)
    })
  })
})

server.listen(3030)

this is the Server.js

# 
const socket = io('/')
const videoGrid = document.getElementById('video-grid')
const myPeer = new Peer(undefined, {
  host: '/',
  port: '3030'
})
const myVideo = document.createElement('video')
myVideo.muted = true
const peers = {}
navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({
  video: true,
  audio: true
}).then(stream => {
  addVideoStream(myVideo, stream)

  myPeer.on('call', call => {
    call.answer(stream)
    const video = document.createElement('video')
    call.on('stream', userVideoStream => {
      addVideoStream(video, userVideoStream)
    })
  })

  socket.on('user-connected', userId => {
    connectToNewUser(userId, stream)
  })
})

socket.on('user-disconnected', userId => {
  if (peers[userId]) peers[userId].close()
})

myPeer.on('open', id => {
  socket.emit('join-room', ROOM_ID, id)
})

function connectToNewUser(userId, stream) {
  const call = myPeer.call(userId, stream)
  const video = document.createElement('video')
  call.on('stream', userVideoStream => {
    addVideoStream(video, userVideoStream)
  })
  call.on('close', () => {
    video.remove()
  })

  peers[userId] = call
}

function addVideoStream(video, stream) {
  video.srcObject = stream
  video.addEventListener('loadedmetadata', () => {
    video.play()
  })
  videoGrid.append(video)
}
```this is the Script.js
#

can anyone help me?

#

can anyone please help me?

opaque rivet
# dapper tusk it is waiting, but while it is waiting, other things are happening 
async function f() {

  let promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    setTimeout(() => resolve("done!"), 1000)
  });

  let result = await promise; // wait until the promise resolves (*)

  alert(result); // "done!"
}

f();

^ This, in my opinion, is synchronous. It's classified as async, so is it doing some other stuff in the background?

tulip beacon
opaque rivet
tulip beacon
tulip beacon
dapper tusk
#

@opaque rivet well, if you given it nothing to do in the background, it won't do anything in the background. But try something like

for(let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    (async()=>{await setTimeout(()=>console.log('Hello'), 100)})()
}
``` all the hellos can printed at once, so all the async functions are happening at once.
tulip beacon
opaque rivet
tulip beacon
#

oh

#

anyone else?

opaque rivet
dapper tusk
#

yes

opaque rivet
#

and the code within f, could be said to be synchronous?

dapper tusk
#

yes, to an extent. That is the main benefit of async, you know exactly when there is a chance to start evaluating something else that may change some global state

opaque rivet
#

or I guess since f is async, all of the code within it is async because the program (in the bigger picture) is not relying on it completion

dapper tusk
#

such as a databasae

opaque rivet
#

awesome, thanks for the clarification 🙂

#

since you may have a few async functions, doesn't that mean you'll be uncertain on when state changes will happen?

tulip beacon
dapper tusk
#

for example

async def fun():
  numbers = await read_1000000_numbers_from_db()
  results = [sth for number in numbers]
  await write_to_db(results)
``` here you know that the 1000000 numbers you read won't change while the loop is running. await essentially means "do other things until after what I am waiting for happens"
#

the state will not change during line 3

#

unless you also include threads in the picture

opaque rivet
#

i see, makes sense - and i guess async is the go-to for ajax requests to not create a backlog of requests which have to be waited on (one after the other)

dapper tusk
#

yup

opaque rivet
#

thank you for the explanation!

dapper tusk
#

glad to help

tulip beacon
molten surge
#

Yo! Just started learning Django. Do you guys have some recommendations on what to start reading?

dapper tusk
#

I used the Corey Shafer tutorial series, as well as the official tutorial

molten surge
#

Thanks!

tulip beacon
opaque rivet
rustic pebble
#

Hey, I am looking to implement microservices, most of them will rely on FastAPI and a GoLang framework called Fiber. I will be using GoLang to create my communications microservices. Obviously I need the microservices to talk between themselves, I found out that gRPC would be the fastest and most scalable way to do this. I have done research on how gRPC can be implemented in both languages but I cannot find anything on how to implement it with FastAPI. I will give you an example case scenario in which gRPC would be used by GoLang as a client and FastAPI as a client.

User logs in to the app through a FastAPI route, they get connect to the chat websocket on GoLang. Upon connection the user-client will send a unique session token to the GoLang websocket server, the server should be able to verify that session token so it makes a request to the VerifyChatToken() function in one of the FastAPI microservices, the VerifyChatToken() should return a bool and a new token to pair the user-token.

So there is an alternative way I could develop this, I could recode all the database models and related functions in GoLang and have it done in the microservice directly, but that wouldn't be a good approach for 2 reasons:

  1. It would defeat the process of microservices
  2. It would take much time compared to the alternative gRPC method

So my question is, how the hell do I implement gRPC with FastAPI?

dawn heath
potent wraith
#

[dajngo] how do i create interactive list in admin console like this

unknown.png
opaque rivet
#

@potent wraith not sure what the screenshot shows - but your models within your admin dashboard can be customized with custom forms. Look into Django's modelAdmin class.

native tide
#

Hey guys, so I have this issue where my video background is bigger then the screen so it lets me scroll like this, but how do I make it so it doesn't do it and it just cuts out that part of the video if it can't fit onto the screen.

unknown.png
# 
.background-video {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;
    z-index: -2;
    object-fit: cover;
}
#

This is my css

opaque rivet
wicked elbow
native tide
native tide
opaque rivet
#

could it be that the parent's width is the issue (>100vw?)

native tide
#

Are you talking about the 100vh? Becuase that is the height

opaque rivet
#

i'm talking about the width, you can set it to 100vw so it doesn't exceed the viewport

native tide
# 
.background-video {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    width: 100vh;
    height: 100vh;
    z-index: -2;
    overflow: hidden;
}``` Like this?
#

Because this still doesn't work, it still overflows.

#

Here is the html, html <section class="background-video"> <video src="{{ url_for('static', filename='assets/backgroundvid.mp4') }}" loop muted autoplay></video> </section>

#

I am using flask btw.

#

although it does work if I just set it as the background

#

like css background: url(video);

#

oh wait

#

🤦

#

@opaque rivet Your first example worked, my tiny brain forgot to reload properly.

#

Thanks.

opaque rivet
#

how can I have django session auth w/ react frontend? my requests have the X-SessionID header with the sessionid as the value, but it's still not authing. Is that right?

plain carbon
#

Hello, I'm just wondering what is the best way to accommodate for capitalisation with logins(usernames) using Flask / SQLite3? At the moment, I have a 2nd field in the DB for the username to be lowered but it seems a bit sloppy

wicked elbow
opaque rivet
wicked elbow
wooden ruin
#

how can i serve a vue project using django?

molten surge
#

Yo! I'm trying to use render to redirect to my index.html page, but it keeps saying that index.html is not a template. I see that I'm missing a template directory. Can someone give me a tip on how to fix this? (django)

opaque rivet
#

uhh, now I have another issue, trying to delete any user within my django User model gives me a foreign key constraint. I have no foreign keys w/ my model

tardy dune
#

@molten surge add a template folder in your app directory and place index.html there

opaque rivet
molten surge
#

I'll create one manually and let you know of the result

#

Thanks

#

Kind of sad that I installed it, wrote 3 lines of code and it's no longer working.

#

haha

opaque rivet
tardy dune
#

LOL its happen mate

#

im having issue with legacy db dunno how to solve it 😒

wooden ruin
#

wow thats alot easier than i thought it was

opaque rivet
#

yes, you'll have to go into your settings.py and let django know where to look for this file though - as technically the page it renders is a 'template'.

wooden ruin
#

right, should i worry about the delimiters in index.html and all of my views/components? they're all using the default {{...}} which django uses as well

tardy dune
#

Im facing this issue

duplicate key value violates unique constraint "alfaDataId_pkey"
DETAIL:  Key (member_id)=(2) already exists.

my model

class Alfadataid(models.Model):
    member_id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
    ar_name = models.CharField(max_length=100, blank=True, null=True)
    birthday = models.DateField()
    city = models.CharField(max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)
    omma = models.IntegerField(blank=True, null=True)
    bladi = models.IntegerField(blank=True, null=True)
    job = models.CharField(max_length=25, blank=True, null=True)
    relation = models.IntegerField(blank=True, null=True)
    note = models.CharField(max_length=25, blank=True, null=True)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.ar_name

    class Meta:
        managed = True
        db_table = 'alfaDataId'
#

the database is postgres and i set member_id as serial id

molten surge
#

I switched from community to professional in PyCharm and I had to option to click Django from the New Project window. Added the template folder automatically.

opaque rivet
tardy dune
#

@opaque rivet lemme try it

opaque rivet
#

so you have an object which already has a member id of 2

#

you're trying to add duplicates to the database when unique=True, and you can't do that

tardy dune
#

yeah

#

coz its a legacy data

opaque rivet
#

anyone tried django channels? do you think I could create a pluggable chat software w/ it?

#

or any other notable use of websockets

opaque rivet
# tardy dune coz its a legacy data

you can use .exists() to check if something in the database already exists. e.g.

if Alfadataid.objects.filter(member_id=id...).exists():
  # object exists, generate new id
else:
  object.save()
tardy dune
#

thanks a lot mate 😄 I will try it

pulsar copper
#

How do I make some HTML buttons change its state from being "disabled" to "active"... Here's the code block of what I'm trying to do and doing the following still makes the HTML buttons "disabled" - I don't really know where I'm going wrong :(```js
/* Fetch () call awaits the response from Flask's "/page" endpoint */
fetch('/page')
.then(function(response){
if(response.ok) {
// successfully return response object
// return response.text();
return displayImage()
} else {
throw new Error ("Oops! Something went wrong here")
}
})
.catch((error) => {
console.log(error)
});

/* Detects an onclick event on button "btnDisplay" - triggers an image display to show up */
const btn = document.getElementById('btnDisplay');
btn.addEventListener("click", displayImage);

function displayImage() {
var wrapperImage = document.getElementById("wrapperImage");
console.log(wrapperImage);

if(btn.disabled == true) {
    btn.disabled = false
   
    btn.style.cursor = "pointer"

    if(wrapperImage.style.display === "none") {
            wrapperImage.style.display = "block";
    } 
    else {
            wrapperImage.style.display = "none";
    }
}

}

elfin gorge
#

This might be beginner question but, when reading django docs I see class called UploadedFile and I don't know how to import it properly. Is it stated somewhere ?

wicked elbow
elfin gorge
#

I need to do something with uploaded file via POST request so I thought this would be optimal solution

wicked elbow
#

what kind of file?

elfin gorge
#

.csv

wicked elbow
#

im gonna give you my code for images, im assuming its identicial though.

dawn heath
wicked elbow
# elfin gorge .csv 
models.FileField(upload_to=file_path)

def file_path(instance, filename):
    return "/".join(["files", str(instance.username), filename])

then when you submit the blob it should upload there. not sure though, ive only ever done images

elfin gorge
#

Thanks !

wicked elbow
#

instance refers to anything else that was submitted with it. i have username as a field, so i can pull it and place it in their folder. the filename is the original filename of the file, you can set it to whatever i believe

molten surge
#

'DIRS': [BASE_DIR / 'templates'] That fixed it with the community version

#

Thanks guys

native tide
#

Hey! Is there anything noticeably wrong here? I am using flask with html/css but this file is not displaying.

# 
{% extends "layout.html" %}
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <title></title>
</head>
<body>
    <section>
        <h1>Hello, I am <span class="h1-name">Anton</span></h1>
    </section>
</body>
</html>
#

I think the flask might be breaking this file but I have no idea.

#

I have everything that will be displayed on every page in a file called layout.html which is why the {% extends "layout.html" %} is there

#

such as the navbar

white spruce
#

Hello, anyone here?

#

My login app

@app.route('/login', methods=['POST', 'GET'])
def login():
    error = None
    if request.method == 'POST':
        if request.form['username'] != app.config['USERNAME'] or request.form['password'] != app.config['PASSWORD']:
            error = 'Invalid username or password'
        else:
            session['logged_in'] = True
            
            flash('You were logged in', 'success')
            return redirect(url_for('upload'))
    return render_template('login.html', error=error)
#

My config

import os

class Config(object):
    """Base Config Object"""
    DEBUG = False
    SECRET_KEY = os.environ.get('SECRET_KEY') or 'Som3$ec5etK*y'
    ADMIN_USERNAME = os.environ.get('ADMIN_USERNAME') or 'admin'
    ADMIN_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('ADMIN_PASSWORD') or 'Password123'
#

My innit

from flask import Flask
from .config import Config

UPLOAD_FOLDER = './app/static/uploads'

app = Flask(__name__)
app.config.from_object(__name__)

from app import views
#

I am getting an error on the login
KeyError
KeyError: 'USERNAME'

#

Anyone know why?

#

Phew, thanks Phil

round thistle
#

@white spruce app.config[“USERNAME”] is returning None

white spruce
#

I don't understand

#

so what should I have

#

@round thistle

round thistle
#

What does app.config object do?

#

You’re basically saying app.config should be a dictionary that contains a key called USERNAME

#

But it doesn’t so it’s throwing an error

white spruce
#

so where would I put that @round thistle because I am confused

#

should this fix it

ADMIN_USERNAME = os.environ.get('USERNAME') or 'admin'
ADMIN_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('PASSWORD') or 'Password123'
round thistle
#

I assume you want ADMIN_USERNAME @white spruce

white spruce
#

yeah

round thistle
#

app.config[“ADMIN_USERNAME”]

#

Use that

white spruce
#

KeyError
KeyError: 'ADMIN_USERNAME'

#

still samething

#

this have been giving me problem for so long sigh

# 
if request.form['username'] != app.config['ADMIN_USERNAME'] or request.form['password'] != app.config['ADMIN_PASSWORD']:
round thistle
#

Print out what app.config is

white spruce
#

I just fix it

#

I had to change

# 
app.config.from_object(__name__)

to

app.config.from_object(Config)
round thistle
#

Ah yeah. Dope

white spruce
#

you work in flask?

round thistle
#

Not a lot. Worked in django a lot more

white spruce
#

okay, another error

#

what's wrong with form = UploadForm()

#

fix it

white spruce
#

anyone know why

#

@round thistle

wicked elbow
#

why isnt there new support for django channels v3. can find all kinds of stuff for v2. but its 2 years old now

white spruce
#

Oh

#

not sure

#

could you answer that question for me?

#

I am having an issue

#

that's if you know flask

wicked elbow
#

i dont know anything about flask, im sorry. just django

white spruce
#

okay no problem

heady iris
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does anyone use pychram?

wicked elbow
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please dont repeat your post, just have to wait for someone that can answer to answer

wicked elbow
heady iris
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cuz im trying to learn Flask rn but i want to use flask_sqlalchemy but when ever i import it it says there is no such thing

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and idk how to fix this rly

wicked elbow
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are you using a virtual env?

heady iris
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wdym?

white spruce
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anyone know how to fix that error man

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please need me some help

wicked elbow
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you can open a help channel, sometimes people dont always look here der

heady iris
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does that make it in teh venv?

wicked elbow
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is pycharm recognizing your venv?

heady iris
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wdym recognize?

wicked elbow
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pycharm when you open it up and create the "project" should catch that you have a virtual enviroment set up. note: you can't use global modules inside your virtual enviroment, you need to install them inside the virtual enviroment

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for instance, im using pipenv which creates a pipfile. when im in my project, it recognizes the enviroment and uses the modules associated with my project

heady iris
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ok so how do i check if it is recoginized?

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right?

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this?

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oh yeah i didnt mention but
when i realized i woudl need sqlalchemy i decided to go to teh interpeter settings first and there i searched for SQLAlchemy but even tho i did that it still gives me the error in
from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy

wicked elbow
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open your project, go to settings -> project<Name> -> python interpreter should show your venv and which version of python your running

heady iris
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ok..

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it says 3.8

wicked elbow
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looks like it recognizes it and SQLAlchemy is included in the venv

heady iris
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but why do i still get an error for
from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy

wicked elbow
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your backwards i think.... from SQLAlchemy import flask_sqlalchemy SQLAlchemy is the module

heady iris
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nope

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still has a problem

wicked elbow
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you dont have this module installed Flask-SQLAlchemy your import is correct

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you can use pycharm to install the correct module though. jusr right click on it

heady iris
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i swear to u
when i tried to fix this during teh day and tried to isnatll that it gave me an error

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now it workd

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HOLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

wicked elbow
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lmao it happens

heady iris
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thank you so much tho

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sry if i wasted time

wicked elbow
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lmao no your fine... pycharm is incredibly powerful. if it says it doesnt exist, right click and therell be an option to install the module.

heady iris
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peepoKomradepeepoKomrade ill keep that in mind

opaque rivet
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do you guys ever think "maybe I should be studying something over than web-dev?"

wicked elbow
spare iris
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do you know polymorph and recursion?

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do you know error handling?

wicked elbow
#

front end web devs can make a decent amount of money in the right company. full stack makes even more

spare iris
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full stack is a section of SWE

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and as long as you're good at web dev you will have a company anywhere and they will be paying you the big bucks

native tide
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As long as you are good and have professional experience, references, and a good looking resume*

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lol

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It sucks getting your first job

wicked elbow
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lol. you never know. you come up with a product and launch it, then you may never need another job. can always dream lmao

native tide
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for sure

wicked elbow
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many billion dollar companies started in their garages

native tide
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Id say that route is even harder, but definately possible. And at least you get to work on something you are passionate about at the same time

opaque rivet
spare iris
wicked elbow
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even if you dont make a ton, you build a network. and programmers have the potential to make a lot of money the longer they are around

opaque rivet
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and now that i do a bit more research, fullstack for me is the right route. lots of oppotunities (compared to stuff like ML) and the pay is not bad.

opaque rivet
wicked elbow
native tide
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Front end is the webpage, back end is the server, and full stack is both. basically

opaque rivet
native tide
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Anyone have a flask tutorial they recomend?

wicked elbow
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definitely good money in it for the right company.

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learn django if you havent started, django is much more common then flask in the professional world

native tide
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I prefer django personally

opaque rivet
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yeah i switched flask -> django as they had 2x the oppotunity (job listings), felt a bit obsolete learning flask

native tide
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and I have used flask before, but the company I am interviewing with wants me to make an app with flask.

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The starting code has an api with handlers. I'm just not familiar with the best practices for project organization

wicked elbow
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django has full built in support with rest api and channels for web sockets. plus a ton of documentation and tutorials

native tide
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the flask I have don has been in one file :3

wicked elbow
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my django project is 17 different django apps :/

opaque rivet
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😳 huh

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thats crazy

wicked elbow
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all the endpoints, apis, serializers, ect its insane. and im working on implementing in web sockets now. huge project. my front end consists of over 150 js files

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backend is easy compared to react.

supple bramble
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bruh anyone here familair with django mongodb ?

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for some reason, mongodb db is being made on localhost only, idk why the online one isn't working

wicked elbow
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i am not. MySql is what i use

supple bramble
#

well can you then tell me how to configure mysql then

wicked elbow
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you set it up in settings like any other db, download it from the mysql page

quartz yacht
#

Can anyone point me towards a guide to for the following :

In one view I want to display info from a local Django model and at the same time display data from a third party api. I’m sure this is “simple” within reason I just need pointed in the right direction.

wicked elbow
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doing it in your html? or doing in django only

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or flask

quartz yacht
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I’m not sure what you mean? I’m using Django and I’d like to display my local Django model info (which I can do) and a third party api in one html template/view.

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I hope that helps.

wicked elbow
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really depends what your wanting to do.. you can fetch the 3rd party data in javascript and display it in your html. not sure how you do it in django though to load 3rd party data

fresh raptor
#

import sys

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *

class QmainWindow(object):
pass

class MainWindow(QmainWindow):
def init(self):
super(MainWindow, self).init()
self.showMaximized()

app = QApplication(sys.argv)
QApplication.setApplicationName('OmniSci: The Worlds Answers at your fingertips')
window = MainWindow
app.exec_()

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can someone explain why this code doesnt open a web browser app

# 
import sys

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *


class QmainWindow(object):
 pass


class MainWindow(QmainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
     super(MainWindow, self).__init__()
     self.showMaximized()

app = QApplication(sys.argv)
QApplication.setApplicationName('OmniSci: The Worlds Answers at your fingertips')
window = MainWindow
app.exec_()```
bold imp
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@quartz yacht You could build a model to store the data from the third party api and then just display both from your models?

tulip beacon
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guys is anyone good at websockets?

native tide
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Not I, but its generally best to ask away anyways

tulip beacon
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guys, is anyone good at websockets?

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please, message me if yes

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please

tulip beacon
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anyone?

balmy harbor
#

does anyone know how to Django foreignkeys work? I dont quite understand how to connect them to their parent objects after like 5 tutorials and would appreciate it if someone reviews my code to make sure i did it correctly

In models.py, I have: user = models.ForeignKey( settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL, on_delete=models.CASCADE, null=True, blank=True, )
and in views.py, I populate the field by doing:

save_data.user = get_user_model().objects.get(username=request.user)```

Is this the correct way to handle foreign keys, where it's initially set to null and then populated in the views? What I'm doing also works without issue, so I'm curious if is there's another more practical way to do this and if I'm doing it wrong.
wicked elbow
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weather.com tried to force me to turn off my ad-blocker to use their site, unforunate for them i know how to disable their css lmao

wicked elbow
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well i should say i know how to do them with serializers. you have to do a reverse lookup using the related name that you set in your model

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that should actually be a one to one relationship though

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i suppose that would depend on if you had multiples in the table you was building. so for likes build a seperate profile table to expand the default user table, it would be a one to one. if for instance it was for a foreign key to table of blog posts, where there could be multiple blogs, it would be a one-to-many or foreignkey. which is it? be able to help better

balmy harbor
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There is one user who can have multiple models so it's a one-to-many relationship

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I'm still a bit new to Django, so sorry if I say something wrong

tulip beacon
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anyone good at websockets or webRTC?

tulip beacon
#

anyone?

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?

tepid fern
#

Is there any free method to turn my website from 127.0.0.1:port to www.websitename.com?

dapper tusk
#

you need to buy a domain and a server, run your website on the server, then point the domain to the server.

quiet ridge
#

Any web developer using flask socketio ?

quiet ridge
#

You can also use Yahoo small business for 1 year and cancel the plan before 1 year you will get it for free only

steady sonnet
#

I need to integrate SAML sso in flask , anyone who could help ?

elfin gorge
#

Is there anything like this php example $_POST['filename'] where 'filename' is from <input name="filename"> in django ?

opaque rivet
elfin gorge
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I got that result: <MultiValueDict: {}> I followed docs, added <form method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">

opaque rivet
#

is your input type="file"?

elfin gorge
#

in models.py I have
class Offline(models.Model): file = models.FileField(upload_to='media/')
so I guess thats type="file"

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but if you want whole html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{% static 'css/df_style.css' %}"> <form method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data"> {% csrf_token %} {{ form }} <input type="submit" value="Upload"> </form>

steep compass
#

Hi. I'm using Flask to develop a website. I want the website to have specific images according to each person (/<person>/image.svg). My main objective is to access those images from another website or file that supports HTML syntax, but the thing is that the image generates dynamically by taking data from a file. Of course, the image is generated only when you go to the specific url, but not when you reference it outside (not generated yet). How would I do this?

elfin gorge
native tide
#

hello where can I learn backend dev

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?

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@north summit

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@native tide

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@native tide

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@kind steppe

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@deep cave

dapper tusk
#

please do not spam ping people

native tide
#

ok

toxic flame
quiet ridge
manic garnet
#

hello

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i have some problems

quiet ridge
manic garnet
#

i am making a blog

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and so in that

quiet ridge
#

yeah

manic garnet
#

i am using bootstrap cards to show posts

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and i use <li> for it

quiet ridge
#

okay

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ok

manic garnet
#

its shows the first 3 posts in perfect alignment

quiet ridge
#

then

manic garnet
#

but after wards its keeps spoiling then alignment

quiet ridge
#

okay I got the problem

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just use this

manic garnet
#

what

quiet ridge
# 
<ul>
  <li>
    <div class="container">
  <div class="row">
    <div class="col-sm">
      Blog 1
    </div>
    <div class="col-sm">
      Blog 2
    </div>
    <div class="col-sm">
      Blog 3
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
  </li>
</ul>
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and go on with doing this

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remember each list item must contain three div

toxic flame
molten surge
dapper tusk
#

ye, the dude is excellent

manic garnet
#

i am using django

quiet ridge
manic garnet
#

and it has to on its own show the blogs

quiet ridge
manic garnet
#

so i have to only set a normal format and it will shoow all blogs which are posted

quiet ridge
native tide
minor cape
#

guys i have installed django and python but im not able to run manage.py file

round thistle
minor cape
#

its shows python not found

round thistle
#

what does python —version say?

minor cape
#

somewhere to 3

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3.9

round thistle
#

If that gives an output then you do have python installed.

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Not sure why it’s not recognizing it

minor cape
#

but i think some folder issue is there

toxic flame
#

did u run python manage.py runserver or anything of its list

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if you have multiple versions of python do python3 or python2

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if python is not added to ur PATH then add it uwu

quiet ridge
#

is there any alternative to flask socket

toxic flame
#

Ajax

quiet ridge
#

are you sure

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so with ajax

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can we completely replace socketio

#

well if I wanna make a chat app then what should I use

#

??

native tide
#

how do i serve an image with py?

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like i have image a saved on my pc, and i want someone to be able to see it when they sent a get request to my domain

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which module would i use

coral raven
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django, flask

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bottle

native tide
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dapper tusk
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@native tide please do not spam

native tide
#

oh sorry

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My bot isn't working good

glad pasture
#

In django, is it preferred to extend the user class or should I just make a new model with a oneToOne relationship?

formal vault
native tide
formal vault
#

I see

#

!ban 775753318785089566 Self botting is against Discord's terms of use

lavish prismBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @tiny stone permanently.

round thistle
drifting furnace
#

rip

round thistle
toxic flame
spare iris
#

he chose death huh

bold imp
#

It literally takes 30 seconds to make your own discord "server" for testing purposes lmao

toxic flame
#

less now with the premade templates

#

Hehe flex

Screenshot_20210301_123240_com.discord.jpg
light tulip
#

I want to make a website using django and in that I wish to add files (pdf) on the website for users to access.
for accessing the file there has to be some filters to be matched to reach that specific file after searching.
I am thinking of doing it with JSON with the filtering parameters as
Language, Standard, Subject, ...
and a Location to specify where that file is saved.

How can I implement this so that the user fills the details for file to be accessible?
Any sort of help will be really appreciated!

#

Note: I'm a complete newbie at Web Development and Django

wicked elbow
spare iris
#

javascript?

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i mean you can make a website purely w HTML and CSS

wicked elbow
#

he said he was a complete newbie, so thats where he should start if he doesnt know them

glossy arrow
#

Guys, I have cookie support in my application, but how I can secure the cookies?
Flask uses a secret key, right

spare iris
#

check this out?

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sorry that link sent weirdly

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also if you're using SQL be careful you don't fall for SQL injections

glossy arrow
#

Hm, thats with Flask though

spare iris
#

oh you said flask uses a secret key

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so i assumed you wanted flask stuff about cookies

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my bad

glossy arrow
#

Its fine

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I just want to know how it works so I can implement it on my own

spare iris
#

not sure tbh i only did one thing w flask so far and i haven't even finished it yet

opaque rivet
#

Make sure your cookies HTTP only, this means your cookies don't show in document.cookie thus are not JS accessible

glossy arrow
#

How else should I secure them?

opaque rivet
#

well, cookies are cookies, maybe encrypt the cookie's value but apart from that the question is how do you further secure your application

glossy arrow
#

Hm

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I want options so the use can secure it themselves

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Its for a web framework

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And how does a secret key play into all of this?

#

And what about session data, is it stored in a single cookie?

opaque rivet
#

yes session data is stored within a single cookie, but you can always make it modular

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i'm not sure how the secret key plays into it, probably something w/ encryption

light tulip
light tulip
wicked elbow
#

ah, well django isnt super difficult

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i say that as im downloading django 3 web development cookbook to learn the advanced topics of django

spice basin
#

Hey guys, have a random Django question, wondering if I could pick anyone's brain?

warm fractal
#

If you shoot it, we'll know if it's a quick or a long way answer

spice basin
#

Sure - I am storing an API key in an .env file, and I need to pass the key to a static JS file I have created (I am using it to add TinyMCE to my Django Admin page) But I am struggling to understand how it should be passed, if there are any good articles or something I could read or if its a simple solution I am just not seeing..

warm fractal
#

Typically you render it to the amin template that calls the tinymce setup, but it may be a good idea to handle this different

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What's the surrounding context

spice basin
#

Sorry, not sure I follow what do you mean by surrounding context? What I am using it for?

warm fractal
#

Yeah, like is it custom views, or integrated in a admin form

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Also have you checked if there isn't a dango admin add on that already adds tinymce roughly like you need

spice basin
#

I haven't checked that actually that's a good idea, I'll go do some more research

wicked elbow
#

okay, this book wasnt a complete waste of time. found out how to do image manipulation in django uploads

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but it still doesn't explain what i was hoping it would explain, class viewsets. dont need to learn how to display pages with django, just use django as a backend it.

native tide
#

erm

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not really a question or something

#

just this

#

Couldn't find a channel to "report" this

meager sand
native tide
#

Aight thanks ^^

buoyant shuttle
#

yo whats up

#

who needs django help?

#

@wicked elbow

wicked elbow
#

do you know django channels?

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@buoyant shuttle

buoyant shuttle
#

nope

dark hare
wicked elbow
#

the channels docs dont explain it. just how to do stuff with a redis server

dark hare
#

your question is quite vague, what do you mean by how to implement your rest api views into it?

wicked elbow
#

im trying to have real time notifications from my django models. im connected, but theres no explanation on how to retrieve the results and send them back to the javascript websockets api

dark hare
#

sorry this isnt something I can help with, it seems quite specific

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specific to this particular package i mean

wicked elbow
#

should be fairly basic to have a web socket long poll on a db table watching for changes. its the only package that connect to rest api. but its obviously not. lots of stuff for v2 nothing for v3 channels

dark hare
#

out of interest what are you trying to build if u dont mind me asking?

wicked elbow
#

social media site. its already built, trying to impliment real time messaging and notifications

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its either front end polling or websockets to keep them up to date. and polling every 10 secs will eventually lead to basically ddosing my own server.

dark hare
#

not really my area of knowledge tbh, but sounds interesting

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hope u manage to solve ur issue

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good luck

wicked elbow
#

may have to just downgrade to channels v2 that has really good examples for now. we will see

dark hare
#

to be fair ur working with very up to date versions, which is great

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only downside is less stuff online for troubleshooting

#

asgi still pretty newish for django right?

dawn heath
wicked elbow
vestal hound
native tide
#

Anyone around here familiar with apache kafka?

wicked elbow
#

i think its trying to move to ASGI if thats what your asking to be asynchronous. cant run web sockets without async

#

your actually the person i was hoping to see. i figured youve dabbled in channels

hybrid bobcat
#

Yo anyone here have experience implementing the python-chess UCI into a web app?

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Is it enough to just render the game with generated SVG?

pliant bane
#

i made my own chess ai from scratch, and i had it export board data as a .json file, then used p5.js to draw a board and load the json

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its prob a terrible solution, but worked surprisingly well

hybrid bobcat
#

Ah, so basically you built it without a chess engine?

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Nice

pliant bane
#

it appears so

hybrid bobcat
#

Ah nice

#

But

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Did you use any tools to like make any sort of animation?

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Best I can do so far is having a input field to enter the action like “e1e2” and then send post request to get a new generated SVG with the new game board after the move

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Terrible idea

#

So I’m wondering

pearl birch
#

Hi guys I am using Django, and I am dynamically adding images (using Django Administration Models Objects blah blah), but there is a random space between two of these images(the images are of different sizes)

#

how do I fix this

pliant bane
hybrid bobcat
#

I couldn’t figure that out

pliant bane
#

nah

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well my hot take is: if you have the position of where the piece is, and obv where it needs to go... so make a function that moves the pieces sprite in a linear fashion towards the destination

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and just make it slow, or somthin

hybrid bobcat
#

Oh

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That big brain

pliant bane
#

you get the idea ye?

hybrid bobcat
#

I guess maybe this UCI library I’m using probably have some sort of features like that

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Not sure

pliant bane
#

prob

pearl birch
grand oriole
#

How do i use discord oauth2 on my website?

hybrid bobcat
#

You have to create an app at developer portal and then select the scopes and stuff

pliant bane
#

^

grand oriole
#

yes, but how do i program it?

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in the HTML the python or something else

hybrid bobcat
pliant bane
#

^

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lol

hybrid bobcat
pliant bane
grand oriole
#

thanks

native tide
#

HTTPSConnectionPool(host='www.google.com', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: / (Caused by SSLError(SSLError(1, '[SSL: WRONG_VERSION_NUMBER] wrong version number (_ssl.c:1125)')))
Would anyone know why i'm facing this error? i'm currently trying to ping google with proxies to check the quality of the proxies through repl.it (im building an api that uses proxies)

grand oriole
#

for discord oauth2, it sends me to the redirect url, but does not connect my account

#

how do i fix this?

vestal hound
# wicked elbow what do you mean?

django-channels has been around for a while, but the person you replied to seemed to be specifically asking about ASGI support in Django

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which AFAIK has only been around since 3.0

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and is therefore p new

wicked elbow
#

well im slowly getting closer to things working. can at least pull data through the websocket. although im still manually having to call it instead of it automatically passing it to me on update

vestal hound
#

I mean Django compatibility with ASGI

gleaming tiger
#

what's the simplest way of handling a user session in a secure way? Should I just use a cookie? I wanted to use JWT and send it thru the header, but I've been finding it to be a challenge to handle these kinds of requests/responses on the client side. Im using vanilla code and micro frameworks too. Any suggestions?

#

So far Im using bottle, jinja2, and sqlite3 for deps. No node or js deps, but I implemented my own ajax. Just wanted to bohnce ideas b4 I make any major modifications to code.

marble spade
#

Im really new to any sort of web dev but i have the following problem in Django:

{% extends 'main/base.html'%}
<!-- This like gets everything from the BASE HTML file and lets me add onto it -->
{% block raw %} Login {% endblock %} 
<!-- this basically allows me to change the name from the BASE HTML file  -->
 

{% load static %}
{% block content %}
<html>
<!-- This is how I edit custom things on top of the base HTML page.  -->
<head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{% static 'css/login.css' %}">
</head>

<tag>
<input type="text" placeholder="Enter Text"/>
</tag>


<body>
</body>
</html>

{% endblock %}
```HTML CODE

h1{
color:orange;
}

.tag{
width: 100vw;
height: 100vh;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
font-family: sans-serif;
font-size: 16px;
}

input{
width:200px;
height:30px;
}

CSS CODE

The question that I have is how do I get the .tag working. I can't use the body class as it is already used by my navbar
gleaming tiger
#

.tag is a css selector where you have the tag element

#

If you want to apply it as a class, use the prefix ., and then add class="tag" to the tag element. Another way is to just select the tag element directly, but this would apply it to all tag elements

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@marble spade so all you have to do is <tag class="tag"> and it should apply the css

marble spade
#

how do I print the output?

gleaming tiger
#

@marble spade not sure what u mean

#

You asked how to get the css applied to the element, so that's what I replied to

native tide
#

hey

#

im getting that error when trying to acess my website

#

how could i fix that?

steep jolt
native tide
#

how do i check

#

@steep jolt

steep jolt
#

at the top of the browser next to the URL (on the left) there is a lock. click it and click certificate

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send an image of what it looks like

#

@native tide

native tide
steep jolt
#

hmmm

#

what is the code for the home page

native tide
#

its saying the certificate is invalid

steep jolt
#

thats not code

native tide
#

<html>
<b>
Coming soon...
</b>
</html>

steep jolt
#

ok

#

maybe use cloudflare

native tide
#

i am

steep jolt
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it should look something like this @native tide (this is discord's one)

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native tide
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i have other websites that dont look like that

steep jolt
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hmm...

native tide
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i think discord just has a ssl from cloudflare?

steep jolt
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you have to change your nameservers to cloudflare's after you add your site to it, then it takes a bit for it to load depending on your domain provider

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i think

native tide
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i have...

steep jolt
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maybe just host it using something else

native tide
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like 2 days ago

steep jolt
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k

native tide
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name servers are correct, im using it for zoru aswell

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l

steep jolt
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whats zoru

native tide
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mail hosting service

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zoho*

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mb

steep jolt
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link?

native tide
steep jolt
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hmmm

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ok im stuck

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ask someone else sry

native tide
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alr

eternal blade
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Hi, I have a css file linked to a html file, when I look at the console I can see a request been sent to the css file (from the terminal) but the response status is 404, i am using django, thanks

wanton ridge
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mysql.connector.errors.ProgrammingError: 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '('') from register WHERE Email=''' at line 1

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can someone help me

marble spade
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how do I log into my admin page on Django? Where do I find the username and password?

foggy cedar
marble spade
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yeah got it, thanks

honest sorrel
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I've got the following HTML which is just a form (label, input).

Currently the user can't continue a text selection across to the label from the input and vice versa. Is there anyway to allow this?

<form>
    <label name="Header">
        C:\Users\user><input type="text">
    </label>
</form>
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Like this for example (cobbled it together in paint.net)

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native tide
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Guys, has anyone worked with integrating onedrive javascript file picker to a web app?

marble spade
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<input type="text" placeholder="Enter text">
{{form.email.label}}
{{form.email}}
How do I merge all of these into one?

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thats what it looks like right now

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and I only want it to display Enter Text

polar trellis
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your above code doesn't look like proper html

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and proper use of the django template syntax

marble spade
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uh what do you mean

polar trellis
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i don;t know what your code looks like but atleast start with something like

<div>
{{form.email.label}}
{{form.email}}
</div>
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and see what it looks like now it will maybe still not what you look for but no it looks like your generating 2 input fields

marble spade
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i'm not sure why the CSS auto updates as it's a div

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anyway

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@polar trellis is there a way for me to say: Username inside of the input field?

polar trellis
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yes look into the django docs for widgets in your model

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to adjust the html code that django will generate

marble spade
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ok thanks I will have a look

polar trellis
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maybe in your model username definiton you will have to add something like:

widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Username'}))
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but it will depend on how you defined your username in the model

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or in the form.py you could add it in the Meta class

eternal blade
polar trellis
carmine terrace
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did you know why this dosent work?

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

URL = 'https://www.finanzen.net/devisen/bitcoin-euro-kurs'
page = requests.get(URL)
soup = BeautifulSoup(page.content, 'html.parser')
results = soup.find(id='content')

print(results.text[2606:2607])```
wanton ridge
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Anyone know a secure passwort hash for login and registration. I want to make it secure as possible

spice basin
polar trellis
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@carmine terrace maybe look at the output of your soup variable it could be that your hittinh a captcha

hollow bluff
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Hello anyone know how to solve that Attribute error while web-scraping?

polar trellis
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so if you also are hitting a captcha you either will have to play around with the headers of the request of switch to selenium to try if that gives better results

hollow bluff
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "name.py", line 33, in <module>
result = newsscrape(index1,index2,index3)
File "name.py", line 16, in newsscrape
Headline = soup.find(class_ = path1).get_text()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_text'

carmine terrace
polar trellis
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that is not your soup variable that is your results var

native tide
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hello, im having some issues when setting an image as background.

polar trellis
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and please don't post the output of the soup variable here it will be long, just look through it and see if your hitting a captch

carmine terrace
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there is no captcha

native tide
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im setting an image called Backgroud.png as a background of a div. But when i open the page it doesnt show the image. The image is in the right dir.

image: home/container/Resources/Pages/Background.png
page: hom/container/Resources/Pages/index.html

The html file for the background image is
Background.png. Why wont the image load?

spice basin
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oh sorry

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i misread

polar trellis
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@carmine terrace also your looking for an id content when i use my browser to go to that page i cannot find an element that has an id with content, there is an element that has the class content is that what your looking for?

carmine terrace
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i used an other code with an api and know it work. thanks for help

spice basin
native tide
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hey. im having an issue when loading a background image. The image is not loading
im setting an image called Backgroud.png as a background of a div. But when i open the page it doesnt show the image. The image is in the right dir.

image: home/container/Resources/Pages/Background.png
page: hom/container/Resources/Pages/index.html

The html file for the background image is
Background.png. Why wont the image load?

carmine terrace
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can someone help me how can i get the output of the following code like this: 40000,00€ and not like this 40000€?

import cfscrape
scraper = cfscrape.create_scraper()

url = 'https://api.cryptonator.com/api/ticker/btc-eur'
cfurl = scraper.get(url).content
data = json.loads(cfurl)
price = data['ticker']['price']
rounded = price.partition('.')
print(rounded[0])```
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so that the code is displayed with 2 decimal places

carmine terrace
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!d round

lavish prismBOT
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`round` 
round(number[, ndigits])```
Return *number* rounded to *ndigits* precision after the decimal point. If *ndigits* is omitted or is `None`, it returns the nearest integer to its input.

For the built-in types supporting [`round()`](#round "round"), values are rounded to the closest multiple of 10 to the power minus *ndigits*; if two multiples are equally close, rounding is done toward the even choice (so, for example, both `round(0.5)` and `round(-0.5)` are `0`, and `round(1.5)` is `2`). Any integer value is valid for *ndigits* (positive, zero, or negative). The return value is an integer if *ndigits* is omitted or `None`. Otherwise the return value has the same type as *number*.

For a general Python object `number`, `round` delegates to `number.__round__`.

Note... [read more](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#round)
eternal blade
polar trellis
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is django throwing any error/log about the 404? and how does your html line look like that contains the link to the css?

patent wraith
vagrant frost
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A general Question... We use Flask at my organization, however I think I see more companies using Django. Is Django more popular within organizations? To be clear, this is not a question of which is better, only which is more popular within companies. Thank you in advance for your answers. 🙂

dapper tusk
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Django is indeed more popular

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it may be easier to convince exec into using it, since you can say IG uses it

quick cargo
tropic mason
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hi there, is it the Django standard to have a huuuuuuuge models.py?

wicked elbow
wicked elbow
tropic mason
wicked elbow
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ive never done it though. i just have a huge models.py file. your thinking about it wrong, its just the setup for the db. if you have a huge database, your gonna have a huge models.py. as for standard? not a clue, business arent really showing off their backend code to anyone on the street

tropic mason
wicked elbow
tropic mason
wicked elbow
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it contains field related logic, constraints, field set ups ect. but most logic is handled in views/serializers