web-development

[ionic raft]

# Python code inside function...
    if form.validate_on_submit():

        # If user's email already exists
        if User.query.filter_by(email=email).first():
            # Send flash message
            flash("You've already signed up with that email, log in instead!")
            return redirect(url_for('sign_in'))```

here's the html jinja I used to receive

{% with messages = get_flashed_messages() %}
    {% if messages %}
        {% for message in messages %}
            {{ message }}
        {% endfor %}
    {% endif %}
{% endwith %}```

I hope that helps. I've only a couple of months with Flask so not an expert. But I did get those flashes working for me in Flask

[noble wing]

Okey, I understand the code here and in the documentation but I wonder how get_flashed_messages() can be read?

[ionic raft]

I didn't need any include statement at the top of the html file. So maybe it's a part of Jinja2?

The reading is happening in the for loop....give me a sec...

I'm also passing in an a form object within the return render_template()

[noble wing]

So can we say that some functions is avaliable as a default in Jinja2? But this functions is a function of flask.

[ionic raft]

So maybe it counts flashed messages as a part of the Form object? Pure guess though

[ionic raft]

I don't have the definitive answer. But in my experience, frameworks do have some heavy-lifting coded in.

Definitely a question you could research. I bet Stack Overflow will have someone explaining that with a related question

[noble wing]

Okay but there should be a logic behind it

[noble wing]

Thanks for your help

[ionic raft]

I agree. But without knowing the object model for how Flask treats forms I declare...

Glad to help. I've had plenty of help here. 🙂

[cold latch]

You're right @languid raptor what do you recommend?

Oops sorry I didn't know this rule existed before now

[languid raptor]

I wish I had an answer for you. I don’t make commercial products or do consulting. For me if my Django project does what I intend, That’s satisfactory.

[cold latch]

Alright I'm sure I'll think of smth eventually. I'm kinda busy with another project.

[languid raptor]

I’m certainly not pushing any rules on you. Just FYI.

[cold latch]

Don't worry I appreciate your input tbh

Thanks for the review too

[ember eagle]

oh crap, i'm not sure if i should have posted this in a #help-chili channel or not... but mine's related to web dev

do i post it here instead and close out chili?

[ionic raft]

Can anyone recommend a great book for really learning Django? I need to delve deep into this framework. Tutorials are nice an all...but methinks this is going to warrant some deep learning.

[cold latch]

Two scoops of django 3.x will follow me forever. You can check it out

[ionic raft]

Thanks 🙂

[ionic raft]

Just purchased...looks really solid already. Thanks for the recc

[opal canyon]

Im using matpltlib on my dev enviroment, but when I try to push to heroku this error comes up.... 😦 any ideas.

[ember eagle]

ok... so i'm still battling this silly thing and the more i'm doing this the more i realize maybe i have the entire way i'm doing it wrong...

i'm creating a customer and ticket tracking system (that i'm planning on giving away, at least for a little while) as a learning project, but i'm stuck....

i can't seem to fill in the customer ID (i'll figure out note type after that, hopefully)...

models.py

class NoteType(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=40)
    color = models.CharField(max_length=7)
    icon = models.CharField(max_length=50)


class Note(models.Model):
    customer = models.ForeignKey(Customer, on_delete=models.DO_NOTHING) # <---  HOW DO I GET THIS?
    note = models.TextField()
    time = models.DateTimeField(editable=False, auto_now_add=True, auto_created=True)
    created_by = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.DO_NOTHING, auto_created=True, editable=False, related_name='notecreatedby')
    type = models.ForeignKey(NoteType, on_delete=models.DO_NOTHING)```

I know that customer ID is defined in the URL as follows:

**urls.py**
```py
    path('update/<int:pk>', views.CustomerUpdateView.as_view(), name='update_customer'),
    path('update/<int:customer_id>/savenote', views.CustomerCreateNote.as_view(), name='add_customer_note'), # <-- HERE SHOULD BE WHERE I CAN GET THE CUSTOMER ID```

How do I get that ID?

I guess I'll include my views.py as well:

class CustomerCreateNote(CreateView):
    model = Note
    fields = ['note']
    customer_id = 0

    def post(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        pass

    def get_success_url(self):
        return reverse_lazy('view_customer', kwargs={'id': 1})

    def form_valid(self, form, *args, **kwargs):
        obj = form.save(commit=False)

        obj.created_by = self.request.user
        obj.customer = Customer.objects.get(pk=form.cleaned_data['customer'])
        obj.type = NoteType.objects.get(pk=1)
        # obj.save()
        return super().form_valid(form)

It's under major reconstruction

I thought it was originally going to be request['customer_id'] but that didn't work...

[opal canyon]

well, I usually include the id as an attribute..... try
class CustomerCreateNote(CreateView, customer_id):

[ember eagle]

@opal canyon i tried to do that but was dissuaded by pycharm... NameError: name 'customer_id' is not defined

[opal canyon]

Ohhh yeah you're right I didn't noticed you were using class based views...

Try to read a bit of this documentation:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/topics/class-based-views/generic-display/
Specially the Dynamic filtering section

it's all explained there with examples

[ember eagle]

awesome @opal canyon - thank you!

[opal canyon]

For example

[opal canyon]

No Worries

[cedar cove]

Hey guys, question, best way to store a list of floats on the database using models?

Honestly I've got no clue of what would be the best practice in this case

[inland oak]

what is expected amount of elements in your list

if unknown... then better just creating table with float element for row

it will be auto ordered by primary key

you would have some problems with inserting new elements in the middle of the list though
depending on what you exactly need perhaps integer element with your own element counter is in order
Though forget about it. It does not sound good to use SQL db for that

[inland oak]

tbh. May be better using mongoDB for that

you will be able to store your list of floats exactly as list of floats

without any extra trouble

[dusk portal]

hey i need a very small help i am doing pagination and my home page is working perfectly but when im opening the detailed (paginated ) new post added page it's showing some error

[inland oak]

or may be just storing in filesystem as file 😉
and if it would grow too big, handling it with python generators.

[dusk portal]

my views

def detail(request,question_id):
    n1=Posts.objects.get(pk=question_id)
    return render(request,'app1/detail.html',{"n1":n1})```

plz help

i just forgot how to paginate lol

im too dumb

ok done

thanks alot

[waxen lion]

Hey guys
Anyone familiar with apscheduler in django?

[native tide]

whenever i do open with liver server google hangs , i have tried 100 times still not working

[latent cosmos]

[Help] flask html/css divs:
I have 2 divs next to each other in div container. But on mobile I want them to be moved to below each other. I cannot do it, I tried different displays: flex/ grid. Did not help:

# main container which will have 2 divs inside next to each other:
.main{
  display: flex;
}

.div_1{
  text-align: left;
  font-size: 14px;
  padding: 15px;
  margin: 15px;
}

.div_2{
  /* empty */
}

so html looks like:

<div class="main">
  <div class="div_1">
    Some Left Menu Data
  </div>
  <div class="div_2">
    Main article Content
  </div>
</div>

How to break them on mobile? (div under div)

[jovial cloud]

You can put both divs in another div. Then, use media queries and style the container div with
{
display : flex;
flex-direction : column;
}

[merry kelp]

I have a flask application and i want to create routes that can only be visited when a button on the current route is clicked and not on the adress bar
thx

[merry kelp]

ig u must use media query
{}

[thorn igloo]

the only way to achieve this, without affecting the address bar, is to replace the content of the current view

else what you are looking for is impossible

[chilly falcon]

hello

i want to know i have create django project and i have written mysql localhost server password in it and added that project folder to github in public repo ! ! Do u think that good to share you local host mysql server username password with project

anyone??

if not how to add folder of django to the github repo?? only app?

[bright lodge]

My css changes wont get applied no matter what i do

[merry kelp]

try using cryptographer

[merry kelp]

in what framework ?

[latent cosmos]

@jovial cloud @merry kelp Thank you very much guys, appreciate the info

[inland oak]

is it possible to make django ORM request with closing db connection right after that
creating threads in django exhausts database limit connection, how to fix that? I don't even need active db in my child

[desert estuary]

im using the datetime module to display the current day
but i don't get it why sql is bothered

from flask import render_template,redirect,url_for
from Flaskiproject import app
from Flaskiproject.forms import Login_formcall
from datetime import datetime
@app.route('/')
def login():
   form=Login_formcall()
   ademail="@direwa"
   useremail="@ecolewa"
   if form.validate_on_submit:
      if ademail in form.email_user.data:
         return redirect(url_for('admin'))
      elif useremail in form.email_user.data:
         return redirect(url_for('user'))
   return render_template("Layout_log.html",form=form)
@app.route('/admin')
def admin():
   date=datetime.now()
   elegante_date=date.strftime("%A %d %B %Y")
   """
   for temporary use only we will give some dumbass data
   """
   return render_template('Admin/Layout_Admin.html',date=elegante_date)

routes.py

from enum import unique
from Flaskiproject import db
# from sqlalchemy import Column,Integer,String
class Students(db.Model):
   id=db.Column(db.Integer(),primary_key=True)
   fullname=db.Column(db.String(50),unique=True,nullable=False)
   dialling_num=db.Column(db.String(int,15),unique=True)

models.py
init.py

from flask import Flask
from secrets import token_hex
from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy
from flask_login import LoginManager
app=Flask(__name__)
xa=token_hex(16)
app.config['SECRET_KEY']='abcdef5fe2659e'
app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI']='sqlite:///PFA_DB.db'
db=SQLAlchemy(app)

import Flaskiproject.routes
here's the error
https://pastecord.com/agukirafeg

[latent cosmos]

@desert estuary try only date=datetime.now
without parenthesis

[merry kelp]

@desert estuary try only date = datetime.now

[merry kelp]

Yh

[desert estuary]

thank you

[latent cosmos]

did it work?

https://tenor.com/view/nervous-sign-of-the-cross-praying-hoping-nico-santos-gif-10946409

[desert estuary]

actually i solved the problem before hand it gave me a weird error and i restarted the computer and now it worked
would such a problem would happen if i hosted it if yes how should i deal with it

[tiny violet]

Hello... I am unable to validate a php contact form on my website.

<div class="container">
<div class="form">
<form action="forms/contact.php" method="post" role="form" class="php-email-form">
<div class="form-row">
<div class="form-group col-md-6">
<input type="text" name="name" class="form-control" id="name" placeholder="Your Name" data-rule="minlen:4" data-msg="Please enter at least 4 chars" />
<div class="validate"></div>
</div>
<div class="form-group col-md-6">
<input type="email" class="form-control" name="email" id="email" placeholder="Your Email" data-rule="email" data-msg="Please enter a valid email" />
<div class="validate"></div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="form-group">
<input type="text" class="form-control" name="subject" id="subject" placeholder="Subject" data-rule="minlen:4" data-msg="Please enter at least 8 chars of subject" />
<div class="validate"></div>
</div>
<div class="form-group">
<textarea class="form-control" name="message" rows="5" data-rule="required" data-msg="Please write something for us" placeholder="Message"></textarea>
<div class="validate"></div>
</div>

        <div class="mb-3">
          <div class="loading">Loading</div>
          <div class="error-message"></div>
          <div class="sent-message">Your message has been sent. Thank you!</div>
        </div>

        <div class="text-center"><button type="submit">Send Message</button></div>
      </form>
    </div>

Above is the index.html code

above is the first half of the php code

this is the second half of the code

[native tide]

Hello, I'm using Django and right now I'm creating web. Tell me it is better to use django admin web or create my own to CRUD?

[stark tartan]

Anybody can suggest or Any article for doing messaging system in django with Javascript and jQuery

[merry kelp]

i am using flask and sqlalchemy how can i delete the table which i have created

i mean the model i created

[latent cosmos]

db.drop_all() and try again 🙂

[merry kelp]

if i want in particular ?

i mean a single model

[thorn igloo]

what type of database are you using?

[primal thorn]

depends on your use but the django admin panel is a complete package

[merry kelp]

mysql

[native tide]

oh it's my first job so I have a lot of question how to do it. But I was thinking the same. Thanks

[latent cosmos]

so login to your xampp or whatever server its on and go to phpmyadmin, then remove it from GUI @merry kelp

[cedar cove]

Honestly, yeah, that might be better

I've got no clue how to use mongoDb on Django tho

[merry kelp]

ok

[latent cosmos]

its in http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ @merry kelp

[thorn igloo]

download DBeaver and connect your database there, you will easily be able to drop tables etc

[merry kelp]

thx

[latent cosmos]

mongoDB is hard to learn? @thorn igloo

[thorn igloo]

I don't know, never learnt it

[inland oak]

the first time is always hard ;b

but need makes us learning

[indigo vessel]

<html>
</html>

[inland oak]

MongoDB is a must skill anyway for python backend

so it is good oportunity to get a hang of it ;b

[thorn igloo]

a must?

[latent cosmos]

you think so, my must is mysql / postgres / sqlite

[thorn igloo]

i think it's an optional thing to learn

[cedar cove]

Yeah, I need to check that out

Any hints on how to set it up?

[indigo vessel]

let me hear your opinion?

[inland oak]

I know that MongoDB company has free online interactive course regarding it

tried its beginning at least

[thorn igloo]

opinion on what exactly?

[inland oak]

or may be actually not fully free

and better to skip them

at least I did not like them

abandoned at the begining 😉

[indigo vessel]

anything... come on I'm just a beginner..... anything will do as long as it's not too harsh

[thorn igloo]

bro, html+css is one of those combos where the code doesn't really matter but rather what it looks like

also you're using the label tag wrong

[inland oak]

well, there is always an option to hire web designer to make design in figma

[indigo vessel]

oh

[inland oak]

and actually code a bit matters there too

[indigo vessel]

well back to work.

[inland oak]

it is possible to make spaghetti out of html+css as well

[cedar cove]

I'm checking out a guide on how to set it up with PyMongo and I guess I'll just read the docs until I get it lol

[inland oak]

sounds like a good plan

[glossy scroll]

guys

any way we can create child views in Django

like the login required mixin is repeated so many times

can i do this in a non repeating way?

[merry kelp]

why i am not able to redirect that

[thorn igloo]

what is happening?

[merry kelp]

um actually i am making user to login .... and trying to validate him

[thorn igloo]

ok, but what is happening? what are you actually seeing when you do your tests etc?

[merry kelp]

i am seeing again admin page instead of database page

[merry kelp]

i configured the problem thx for concern

i was not inserting csrf tag into page

[thorn igloo]

oh ok

[cedar cove]

@inland oak why is this so complicated damn

[inland oak]

how much diversity in data you plan to have 😉
perhaps you could just store it in binary file

[steel pier]

window.addEventListener("load", () => {
    const canvas = document.querySelector("#canvas");
    const ctx = canvas.getContext("2d");

    //Resize Canvas
    canvas.height = window.innerHeight;
    canvas.width = window.innerWidth;
});```
Why is the canvas bigger than chrome? Those scroll bars come and its annoying

someone please

[thorn igloo]

why are you setting the canvas to be the window height and width? that's literally the viewport size meaning your entire screen

[steel pier]

it doesnt matter now. i just disabled scroll bars

[thorn igloo]

ok

[sterile swan]

Guys any tips for CSS. Why is it this way

[thorn igloo]

https://tenor.com/view/this-is-the-way-mandalorian-star-wars-may-may-the-fourth-gif-21430119

it's not that hard tho

[sterile swan]

I haven't worked on any real world project so am adking just outa curiosity. Will there be some kinda blueprint for the design of the webpage or the web dev is put in a room and tortured to give the webpage👀 @thorn igloo

[inland oak]

depends on the size of team.
Technically design of web page is a separated totally skill consisting two professions: web designer + ui/ux designer (which is often made in figma)
but frontend web devs learn this skill as addition too more or less

[ember eagle]

to be fair, @sterile swan it's this way to allow flexibility while trying to convey context at the same time... it used to be that if you wanted elements inside of elements you had to put it inside of a table

thesedays, however, you have 150 different screen sizes and types... aka DPI's... so the code has to do more

[desert estuary]

i guess the datetime wasn't the problem bcz i just commented it but the thing didn't wanna work out again

the same error popped up

[thorn igloo]

dialling_num=db.Column(db.String(int,15),unique=True), what is int there?

what's it supposed to do

[desert estuary]

the dialling number of the student

so i kinda know how the problem is caused so basically in powershell i called python and did this

[lavish prism]

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[thorn igloo]

i'm reffering to this specifically:

db.String(int,15)

[desert estuary]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/yikazonidu.swift

[thorn igloo]

what is int supposed to represent here?

[desert estuary]

uhh integers like int ?? idk

to just accept ints i guess

so if someone types

[thorn igloo]

bro, where did you get that you can do that? cause there's no such thing on the sqlalchemy docs

[desert estuary]

+1 54sdaze7589
it shouldn't be accepted

but to get [phone]

[thorn igloo]

db.String represents a string, a string can be entirely made of digits etc. my guess is that this is the cause of your error

[desert estuary]

for example

i corrected it

from Flaskiproject import db

class Students(db.Model):
   id=db.Column(db.Integer(),primary_key=True)
   fullname=db.Column(db.String(50),unique=True,nullable=False)
   dialling_num=db.Column(db.Integer(),unique=True)
   branch=db.Column(db.String())
   occupation=db.Column(db.String)
   def __repr__(self):
      return f'Student:{Students.id} {Students.fullname} {Students.dialling_num} {Students.branch}'

[thorn igloo]

this sounds like something you need to validate when the user tries to submit

[desert estuary]

ohh okay i see

can you check that link pasted there

[desert estuary]

here

[thorn igloo]

you're still getting the error after that?

[thorn igloo]

.

[thorn igloo]

also you forgot closing brackets for occupation, should be :

occupation = db.Column(db.String())

i should also ask, is this your only table?

[desert estuary]

yes sir

here even tho i created it still it's empty

[merry kelp]

it must be Integer not Integer()

[desert estuary]

already tried

still didn't work

[merry kelp]

whats the actual error ?

can u send me ss

[thorn igloo]

this is the new model you want to use?

delete the .db file so it creates a new one

class Students(db.Model):
   id=db.Column(db.Integer(),primary_key=True)
   fullname=db.Column(db.String(50),unique=True,nullable=False)
   dialling_num=db.Column(db.Integer(),unique=True)
   branch=db.Column(db.String())
   occupation=db.Column(db.String())
   def __repr__(self):
      return f'Student:{Students.id} {Students.fullname} {Students.dialling_num} {Students.branch}'

i used this and it works

[merry kelp]

ig error could be from another part of code

[desert estuary]

wait it did work but i read both of our code they're identical

so why??

[thorn igloo]

why what exactly?

[desert estuary]

why yours worked while mine didn't

was it bcz the import

bcz i was importing db and models in the same time

and if so what's the difference between importing the module and from module import *

[latent cosmos]

make dialing number as A STRING! @desert estuary @thorn igloo

varchar *

[desert estuary]

that's what i thought in the beginning but i've been told to not to do so
why btw what's your reasoning

[latent cosmos]

cmon man, store it in string so you will save memory, you can always cast to int later when processing data, please @desert estuary

[thorn igloo]

no, you can use string, db.String(int,15) this is just wrong syntax

[latent cosmos]

you wanna store 9 digits number in int? lol

[thorn igloo]

int should not be there

[latent cosmos]

even more than 9 sometimes

[thorn igloo]

should be db.String(15) rather

[latent cosmos]

US number has 10, and plus direct number? its even over 12 digits sometimes

ofc it should be string

[thorn igloo]

and well, to answer your question, i am using the flask shell context, so i am not sure how you are running your thing, and if you want to create a table or tables with db.create_all(), the class for the table should be visible in the shell you are using, which is why i used from models import *, it imports db along with my classes as they are

[latent cosmos]

right, where you start your main project, there should be a shell, tell him @thorn igloo

I use git bash for example

[thorn igloo]

no i mean flask shell

like

[latent cosmos]

there where servers runnin you mean

[latent cosmos]

he can always run jsut shell, go to his main project and then run python from shell, it will be the sdame

he can manipulate DB from there

just importing 2 lines of db and depends where his models are

[thorn igloo]

it's better to use the flask shell when creating the db because of the app context thing

[latent cosmos]

its ok to use as I wrote too

you were programming in Java FX? so your nickname come from there? @thorn igloo System.out.println("Hello world");

[thorn igloo]

no, just a name i came up with, for gaming purposes

[cedar cove]

Is it possible to save a non serializable object on the session?

[scarlet spoke]

what does

#search-result .listvideo li a

select

[thorn igloo]

<div id="search-result">
   <div class="listvideo">
      <li>
        <a href=""></a>
      </li>
    </div>
</div>

the anchor tag

[scarlet spoke]

thanks!

[pine torrent]

how to store session as foreign key in database?

[thorn igloo]

do you know what a foreign key is and what it's purpose is?

[pine torrent]

how to select foreign key by session in django

[ember eagle]

@pine torrent I feel like you're asking a question but I don't understand what you're trying to do?

[pine torrent]

how to connect variable with selection tag to be selected in django

[gentle ingot]

I need help passing a return value from a webpage to javascript to create an alert output

[cerulean laurel]

hey fellows

[pallid crow]

👀

[ember eagle]

couldn't you just output the script results directly into the template?

[gentle ingot]

It requires an input to run from a drop down.

So I have to get the value, attach it to the end of the url since the app path is game/<move> and it’ll run the python script.

[ember eagle]

oh, you're facing a quandry that i've always had a hard time explaining well... it SOUNDS like it's related to when the javascript is being loaded into the DOM - if you were to change JS to an "on" event handler instead, you could trigger that based on a DIV or object that is stable (and not inserted by JS after DOM prep) - i have more on this if this sounds right to you?

wait, forgive my ignorance, you said python script, not JS script

[gentle ingot]

Yeah I edit to make it clear. Not use to using multiple scripting languages at once 😅

[ember eagle]

haha

couldn't you simply tell JS to pull an AJAX refresh on said URL?

[gentle ingot]

Honestly I’m only using flask to showcase python skills for potential employment eventually.

Okay I’ll look into Ajax. I have to use document.GetElementById on the select box to concentrate the url right?

[ember eagle]

ah, i'm the reverse... well established, well qualified PHP/HTML/CSS/JS/SQL programmer breaking into Django because i want something easier :p

[gentle ingot]

Oooh full stack lol.

[ember eagle]

yeah - it's a difficult place to be :\

you're either "great but not exactly qualified" or "we want only this"

[gentle ingot]

Omit the extra from resume. Seen that not listing anything that would over qualify you such as degrees or skills actually help for the “we only want this” situations

[ember eagle]

haha yeah, i broke out and went freelance for now - i'll hit the churn later

[gentle ingot]

The dream. Freelance development and small quantity electronics component store. Radio shack but cheaper.

And it services.

[ember eagle]

nice 😄

soon for me...

[gentle ingot]

I have a ways to go. Gotta get my CompTIA a+. Anyway, I’ll try Ajax. If I need further help mind if I ping you?

[ember eagle]

nah, feel free - AJAX should serve you well, if you have JQuery installed it could be as simple as one line 😄

careful - it can become gnarly if you begin loading content in via AJAX and not keeping track of the "global namespace" for javascript... if you get heavy into it, i can recommend reading for ya

[gentle ingot]

I’m only using it because I didn’t enjoy the idea of loading a new page from my portfolio. Espeically since it’s a small sample of my Rock paper Scissor discord bot.

[ember eagle]

so it turned from that super complex code to something so simple... i hate how django mocks me sometimes...

[ocean notch]

Hi, from the DRF documentation, 'serializer_class' attribute is only for GenericAPIView class, but why does it also work with APIView class? I cannot find anything on it

I know that GenericAPIView is a descendant of APIView, so shouldn't it not work? Maybe im missing something related to OOP?

for example, extending APIView using some attributes from 'GenericAPIView' works...why?

[pale ledge]

Bro best free resources to learning django anyone

[ocean notch]

Docs are pretty good if you can get into it xD

[pale ledge]

Thanks space

[ocean notch]

np, i tried doing tutorials and skippin docs, but that was a huge mistake

[velvet yew]

Can someone recommend a resource or help with creating a basic Django API that just returns a string for example? I'm following the Django REST tutorial but it's so overcomplicated it makes no sense. Does it take 50 times more code to just return something with Django REST than with FastAPI?

[ocean notch]

bro just use viewset/router and model serializer

[velvet yew]

That's what the tutorial showed also but it's super overcomplicated for such a simple task

And I've yet to figure out how to return something specific

since the tutorial's code doesn't even have a return

[ocean notch]

just keep the return and request.method

and the api_view decorator

and return anything

thats it

[velvet yew]

But why are the serializers needed

[ocean notch]

its not

its only if you have a model

if you're returning a string just return a string

[velvet yew]

And how do I set the url etc?

Can you recommend a tutorial that isn't 20 hours long?

[ocean notch]

yeah

https://www.django-rest-framework.org/tutorial/2-requests-and-responses/

it took like 2 hours to go through all the parts

[velvet yew]

Well I'm at part 1 and don't understand anything

Nor see why is 90% of that code even there in the first place

FastAPI took me literally 2 minutes to set up

[ocean notch]

yeah its called fastapi

its also not a complete framework

if you're just trying to return strings then go ahead use fastapi

maybe look at django docs

[velvet yew]

I would but it doesn't make much sense to run the web app on django and run a single API function on fastapi

[cerulean laurel]

which is the best frontend framework to work with django?

[ocean notch]

it sounds like you don't really understand the point of serializers to begin with

[velvet yew]

You're right I don't, I have no idea what's the point of them nor why do I need them

[ocean notch]

ok, so you might be getting ahead of yourself trying to jump too far ahead

maybe take a beginner tutorial on backend development or django

[velvet yew]

I'm almost 100% sure I don't need them

I just want to return a function

Without having to write 50 lines of code in 5 different files

[ocean notch]

lol you sure as hell need them if you dont understand the basic underlying principles

such as serializers

[ember eagle]

best? what's defined as best? Bootstrap is universal

[velvet yew]

So everything in Django is 50x the code length of FastAPI?

I haven't had to use serializers once with FastAPI

[ocean notch]

you're going in circles bro

instead of blaming the framwork

it seems like you really have no idea of the basic underlying principles

[velvet yew]

I don't nor do I care

I want to return a fucking function is all

[ocean notch]

you're ganna go far as a developer

i showed you the code already

just get rid of the serializer part

if you just want to return a string

[velvet yew]

So perhaps could you show a code that doesn't have any of the useless stuff in them just what I need?

I want to return this is a string

[ocean notch]

dude you're asking the question, you show the code

[velvet yew]

Show what code

[ocean notch]

whatever you have so far

[velvet yew]

def test():
  return "this is a string"

There

[ember eagle]

Martin - i've never used FastAPI but I guess based on what i'm seeing now, why are you coding in Django? it sounds like you have something else you like more...?

[eternal blade]

If you have a very big project with authentication and stuff I'd say use django for it, but if you just want to make a simple API which returns a string use fast api

[velvet yew]

Because the entire web app is in Django and I don't want to run FastAPI too just to host a single function

[velvet yew]

The string example is obviously not the end goal it's just for testing

[ember eagle]

Well, the more abstract you go (more stuff you can do with a language) the more code it's going to take to do it

[velvet yew]

I want authentication & rate limiting etc. which is tough in FastAPI

[ember eagle]

FastAPI is focused on API calls, Django is focused on displaying a website

[velvet yew]

But all I want is to return a fucking function lol how hard could it be

[eternal blade]

Oh, but it's gonna take a good amount of code just to return a single string

[velvet yew]

But why

[ember eagle]

I'm probably like... stupid here... but i don't consider 8 lines of code a lot of code

[eternal blade]

In Django views can't return strings, it needs to return a Response object

[velvet yew]

Can you send me those 8 lines?

[ember eagle]

in PHP to return a function through an API call you have 5 documents spread out with 38 lines each

[velvet yew]

Yeah I did it with HttpResponse

[eternal blade]

That's, Django...

[ember eagle]

said here from space

[velvet yew]

But I figured I shouldn't use that

[velvet yew]

I'm looking for the bare minimum I need for what I want

[ocean notch]

just remove the unneeded stuff

surely you can tell which of the things aren't necessary?

[velvet yew]

But I don't know what's unneeded that's my whole point

[ember eagle]

then comment a line and test it

if it breaks it don't remove that line

[eternal blade]

Just have a view which returns a JsonResponse

[ember eagle]

.<

[velvet yew]

That's what I'm doing now but then what's the point of this entire API framework?

I thought the point was to make it even more simpler

[ember eagle]

simpler is a relative term

based on what i've seen, in 1.7 things were a LOT harder

[ocean notch]

also it does make things simpler, but there is more setup required, not everything comes without a cost

[eternal blade]

That's for making advanced apis, for your case just a simple view which returns JsonResponse will be enough

[velvet yew]

How do I return JsonResponse?

I can only import HttpResponse

[eternal blade]

from django.http import JsonResponse

# In your view function
return JsonResponse({"message":"test"})```

[velvet yew]

Ty

Was trying to find it in django.shortcuts

[eternal blade]

!d django.http.JsonResponse the docs for it

[lavish prism]

django.http.JsonResponse

class JsonResponse(data, encoder=DjangoJSONEncoder, safe=True, json_dumps_params=None, **kwargs)```
An [`HttpResponse`](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/stable/ref/request-response/#django.http.HttpResponse "django.http.HttpResponse") subclass that helps to create a JSON-encoded response. It inherits most behavior from its superclass with a couple differences:

Its default `Content-Type` header is set to *application/json*.

The first parameter, `data`, should be a `dict` instance. If the `safe` parameter is set to `False` (see below) it can be any JSON-serializable object.

The `encoder`, which defaults to [`django.core.serializers.json.DjangoJSONEncoder`](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/stable/topics/serialization/#django.core.serializers.json.DjangoJSONEncoder "django.core.serializers.json.DjangoJSONEncoder"), will be used to serialize the data. See [JSON serialization](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/stable/topics/serialization/#serialization-formats-json) for more details about this serializer.

[eternal blade]

Python discords api uses the Django rest framework

[velvet yew]

How can I take in args?

For example if I wanted to do

def api_test(request, x, y):

    result = x * y

    return JsonResponse({"result": result})

And then make the request like url.com?x=1&y=5

The Django docs are so shit

[ocean notch]

So are Arabian sacred texts

But do I speak Arabian

[velvet yew]

Great argument thanks for the input

[inland oak]

@velvet yew not quite true.
https://www.django-rest-framework.org/
Django flares as API good too

I would say Django is universal all around tool

the only thing it lacks...

having a bit better async support. It is only halfly ready, but it is already there.

the last part is remaining, Django ORM to be converted

[ocean notch]

Does anyone know about this?

[velvet yew]

Can you help with my example?

[inland oak]

as far as I understand serializer_class is multi purpose thing, I thought its main usage is needed for mixins
https://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/generic-views/#mixins
creating either CRUD for all operations at once or
for particular operations with mixins like:
CreateModelMixin
RetrieveModelMixin
UpdateModelMixin
DestroyModelMixin

[inland oak]

which one

[inland oak]

?

[velvet yew]

@api_view(["GET"])
def api_test(request, x, y):

    result = x + y

    return Response(result)

Yeah same thing

[inland oak]

@api_view(["GET"])
def api_test(request):
    result = int(request.query_params["x"]) + int(request.query_params["y"])

    return Response({"answer":result})

@api_view(["POST"])
def api_test(request):
    result = request.data["x"] + request.data["y"]

    return Response({"answer":result})

[velvet yew]

Well that just gave me a headache

[inland oak]

well, you can directly extract values from query_params, but you know, converting in advance them a bit better

there is another solution though

which involves probably less converting.

JSON supports transfering ints I think

[inland oak]

btw, not sure if Response can transfer result like this. better giving away as dictionary

as proper JSON

it would be better

fixed example

two ways to input data for you

;b

[velvet yew]

Oh that looks a million times better

Let me try

[inland oak]

they are different in how you should insert data though

first choice requires transfering input data as query_params
and second way asks you to input json

[velvet yew]

The query_params one worked the way I wanted it

@api_view(["GET"])
def api_test(request):

    x = int(request.query_params["x"])
    y = int(request.query_params["y"])

    result = x + y

    return Response({"result": result})

If anyone else searching for this

[inland oak]

xD. the only thing it is missing...

[inland oak]

@api_view(["GET"])
def api_test(request):

    x = request.query_params["x"]
    y = request.query_params["y"]

    result = f"{x}, {y}!"

    return Response({"result": result})

query

f"{url}?x=Hello&y=world"

output:

{
  "result": "Hello, world!"
}

[ocean notch]

ah thanks, i think the problem is the example was setting 'serializer_class' as a custom attribute and i was confused by it

since it calls self.serializer_class and uses it

[ionic raft]

Getting a Django error. Question in #help-grapes

[grand oriole]

in the github oauth docs, one of their URLs is completely wrong and returns a 404 error, does anyone know why or what the correct url is? (https://github.com/login/oauth/access_token with a POST request)

[gentle ingot]

Im having troubles with jinja. When i load /rps everything works perfectly fine. When i go to /rps/<move> or /rps/paper it decides not to load any css

[inland oak]

probably because you aren't having properly relative static urls

try to use {{ static load }} or something like that, supplied for jinja

it will make static addresses attached to your web framework particular things

as easy dumb solution...

you can just try to replace your current static file address

you had like blaablabla
replace with ../blablabla

it will make it seeking static file in folder by one level higher

[gentle ingot]

I have no idea what happened but i changed it from static/css/styles.css to url_for and now its worse. nothing works instead of just the one page lmao

<link href="static/css/styles.css" rel="stylesheet"> is how i currently have it

[inland oak]

oh. idea.

<link href="/static/css/styles.css" rel="stylesheet">

what if to try this? 😉

[gentle ingot]

Well my thing is that works. For every other template and app route i have. Except my new one

[inland oak]

the problem is probably because you have relative address

while your new one expects having relative address ../static/css/styles.css

perhaps absolute one address will work

/static/css/styles.css for all pages

[gentle ingot]

I apologize. That worked. Its too late to be coding lmao. I should turn in, its 4 am

[inland oak]

the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak

[gentle ingot]

Got it working. gotta space out the project block and on to sampling my next project

[robust stone]

https://feedback.harperdb.io/suggestions/195304/flask-plugin-for-harperdb

If you're a flask developer/enthusiast and you use HarperDB or are a fan of Serverless solutions.. Kindly upvote this, so it gets better priority as a necessary tool in the space. Thank you

[dusk portal]

path('password-reset-confirm/<uidb64>/<token>/',views.PasswordResetConfirmView.as_view(template_name='users/password_reset_confirm.html'),name='password_reset_confirm'),```

why errror now

[mystic vortex]

Anyone here

@dusk portal

[dusk portal]

@mystic vortex yes

[mystic vortex]

I need help with flask

[mystic vortex]

My code is giving me 502 http error

[dusk portal]

show code

[dusk portal]

ohh internal server error

[drifting nexus]

import winsound
from time import sleep
driver = webdriver.Chrome(r"C:\users\ARMcPro\Desktop\chromedriver.exe")
driver.get("https://www.google.com")
while True:
    sleep(1)
    if driver.page_source.find("test") > -1:
        driver.refresh()
    else:
        winsound.Beep(500, 1000)```
I am trying to make a program which detects a specific change in a website (google is a placeholder here)
The program works for a while then it raises a `RecursionError: Maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object`

[mystic vortex]

its a simple keep alive commands

[shut bloom]

Does anyone can give me idea on Open Source Contribution in web?
I can not know how to choice or find a project to contribute as beginner

[raw jolt]

Hey my template in django seems to not find css files I'm linking to

basically when I run local developement server of template I want styled, nothing changes. I followed file structure in tutorial, but I found in different sources, different structures. However nothing I tried worked

[torn torrent]

did you set your static file directory?

your STATICFILES_DIR i mean

you should also set a STAT_ROOT as well

[raw jolt]

ehm

[torn torrent]

STATIC_ROOT **

[raw jolt]

yeah I didn't do that. My static folder is inside my app though, and I thought it's when you have some kind of static folder for whole project

could be missunderstanding

[torn torrent]

just make sure these lines are there

[raw jolt]

yeah gimme 1min

bunch of nothing.

[torn torrent]

ok here is what you do

do you have your static folder ?

put the static files in your static folder

and then go to your console and type "manage.py collectstatic"

[raw jolt]

ok but should my static folder in my project dir or app dir.

[torn torrent]

project dir

if you copied the code i put in the image above

[raw jolt]

yeah I used app dir all the time, this is why I included ss above, but yeh

[torn torrent]

app dir wont work if you follow the code i put above

let me know if you succeded

[raw jolt]

nah I copied in both dirs, still nothing.

[torn torrent]

did you collectstatic?

[raw jolt]

It really seems like I missed some very simple step or made some typo, because right now I'm super lost

[cedar cove]

Is there a way to have a view send several "responses" after time goes on?
Like, say I have something like:

class FizzView(APIView):
  def post(self, request, format=None):
    data = request.data
    for value in data.get("values"):
      result = doSomething(value)
      report = reportOnThatSomething(result) # This can take up to a minute
      # I should send the report information here to the frontend, any clues how?
      
    return Response({"Ok":"Execution completed"}, status=status.HTTP_200_OK) 

Any ideas?

[raw jolt]

now I'm super confused. I added JS folder with simple document.write('hello') and it works, however damn thing still won't style my html

💩

[merry kelp]

i am working in flask with sqlalchemy i want to get all names of tables which are in database

[thorn igloo]

bruh, your classes are essentially equivalent to the tables in the database, i believe there is a property you can use to set how a table name should appear, you can use that to retrieve the table name

[opaque rivet]

if I want to expose ports of my docker container to other docker containers, I don't need to specify this in the dockerfile correct?

[merry kelp]

thx

[rigid turret]

Hey folks, does anybody know alternatives to Aloha-Editor that're more current/supported?

In essence, I'm looking for a rich text editor that allows client users to make changes directly on a div, which can then be pushed back to a server.

https://rawgit.com/alohaeditor/Aloha-Editor/hotfix/src/demo/boilerplate/
https://alohaeditor.org

[thorn igloo]

https://ckeditor.com/ maybe this is what you are looking for?

[opaque rivet]

In one of my microservices:

# settings.py
ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["*"]

I'm getting the error:
Invalid HTTP_HOST header: 'data_scraper:8000'. The domain name provided is not valid according to RFC 1034/1035.

but that should be valid?

oh - it's an RFC 1034/1035 thing. the host can't contain underscores

[warm igloo]

just a guess but it may want you to have a tld too?

[opaque rivet]

my microservice doesn't have a tld atm (tbh I know nothing about them so I may be wrong), it's just running on 0.0.0.0:8000

but regardless, it's fixed, finally getting 200 status code

my microservice was called data_scraper, changed it to data-scraper and it works

feels much more bulky having django apps all over the place instead of having one monolithic web app

[warm igloo]

there's a balance to strike for sure

monoliths themselves aren't bad and you can over-microservice yourself

its important to design thinking about the domains and scopes of what is happening and where a monolith is good with satellite microservices in "orbit" more or less around it

whereas I'm currently trying to help our team disassemble a anti-pattern called "Big Ball o' Mud" where we have a monolith of monoliths. And slowly breaking it apart. Likely the final version will end up being 5 monoliths that are individual "apps" but communicate to each other and to the outside world via microservices.

[dusk portal]

help im getting this error while i am using django.contrib.auth view

[elder nebula]

Do you know any good guides to creating tests for django projects?

[dusk portal]

    path('password-reset-confirm/<uidb64>/<token>/',views.PasswordResetConfirmView.as_view(template_name='users/password_reset_confirm.html'),name='password_reset_confirm'),

[dusk portal]

django docs

[elder nebula]

I mean any general guides, like how to make tests that will expose things like bugs or holes in your code.

[dusk portal]

@barren moth u know this error?

[barren moth]

how the heck did you choose me

[elder nebula]

The chosen one

[gaunt socket]

Hello Guys, I need help with this piece of HTML and CSS ```html
<div class="srv-grid">
{% for guild in guilds %}
<div class="card-wrapper">
{% if guild.joined %}
<a class="card-link" href="{{ url_for('dashboard_server', guild_id=guild.id) }}">
{% else %}
<a class="card-link" href="{{ guild.invite_link }}">
{% endif %}
<div class="card-server">
{% if guild.icon_url %}
<div class="card-image-icon" style="background-image: url('{{ guild.icon_url }}');"></div>
{% else %}
<div class="card-image">
<div class="card-image-placeholder">{{ guild.short }}</div>
</div>
{% endif %}
<div class="card-label">{{ guild.name }}</div>
</div>
</a>
</div>
{% endfor %}
</div>

So, the whole grid and cards show perfectly except: the images don't show. This is because the height is 0 in the computed CSS ```css
width: 100%;
height: auto;
``` This is my real CSS but the `height: auto;` seems to somehow just not work. Is it because the cards get added dynamically?
Btw, when I used the exact same HTML just with one hard coded card, the image did show, and it shows too when I set `height: 100px;` for example. So the problem is the `auto`

But I can't hard code the height, because it would be messed up on all other screen sizes than mine

[elder nebula]

Height auto will set the image size to the height of it's contents. The content height is 0px so it will set the image size to 0px.

[gaunt socket]

But why is it 0

I don't want to hard code any heights because the cards' height will be different for each screen size

[elder nebula]

Maybe you have put it inside of a div or element what height is 0px. Or haven't set the height

[gaunt socket]

.

How can I fix this? Also, I am trying to make it look like this page: https://discord.com/developers/applications
Theirs also uses height auto

And theirs does not compute to 0

[elder nebula]

I don't know because you have provided very little css

[gaunt socket]

I once even copied the discord page's CSS and still didn't work

[elder nebula]

So did you code the css yourself or just copied?

[gaunt socket]

I tried myself and tried with the copied CSS

Even this copied CSS didn't work:
https://mystb.in/MonicaAtlanticSuitable.css

This is how it looks right now
https://hypixeI.net/‍​‍​‌​​​​‍​​​‍‍‌‌⁠⁠​‌‌‌‌​​

[calm plume]

It's not that easy

[gaunt socket]

I see

That's why I am asking

🙂

[calm plume]

What looks wrong,

Do you have images?

[gaunt socket]

The image is gone

The image is there when I inspect it but just with height 0

And when I hard code height it works:
https://hypixeI.net/⁠⁠‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌‌‌‌‍‍⁠‌⁠⁠​⁠‍​

That is just changing height auto to height 100px

[calm plume]

What's wrong with that?

It looks good

[gaunt socket]

Yea but only on PC

lol

[elder nebula]

Looks good

[calm plume]

What's wrong with that?

Still looks fine

[gaunt socket]

uh

the bottom part

is gone

And not square

anymore

[safe monolith]

today I got a partner to connect to a jupyter lab with ngrok, but they couldn't make changes. does anyone know how I can do this?
please ping with any useful feedback.

[elder nebula]

If you want it to be square, you should set the height and the width to same value

[calm plume]

Set width: 100px; as well

Assuming height is 100px

[gaunt socket]

But then when the grid is adjusting and making cards smaller, the image is still giant

Just not fitting

[calm plume]

Hardcode the card width as well

[elder nebula]

Set the card to fit the images then

[gaunt socket]

Any other ideas how I can get the height auto to just calculate correctly?

[elder nebula]

You should code it from the start by yourself so you understand what it is doing

[gaunt socket]

Well I thought I did.

But the auto thingy just refuses

[elder nebula]

Is the hypixel link what you are working on?

[gaunt socket]

no

That's just an image host

[elder nebula]

I mean are you building the site or can you share the code. Maybe I can help you with it

[gaunt socket]

What more code is there to share?

The quart backend

But

That can't possibly matter

[elder nebula]

No I want only the css and html. Is it running on the hypixel domain?

[gaunt socket]

no

localhost

[gaunt socket]

I sent it

[elder nebula]

Alright

[gaunt socket]

Or is there more

That you need

oh btw the whole HTML block is in a container

If that matters

[elder nebula]

Wait

can you send a pic how it should look like

[gaunt socket]

wdym

[elder nebula]

is that the whole css?

on your original post

[gaunt socket]

Well

imported bootstrap and daisyui

The whole HTML block I sent is inside a container (bootstrap) inside a flexbot (daisyui)

[elder nebula]

Oh I see

Can you set the overflow:hidden and try that. Sometimes it have helped me

[gaunt socket]

on the grid?

Or where

[elder nebula]

image

[gaunt socket]

ok

With height auto?

and width 100%

[elder nebula]

yes

it might not work in this case

[gaunt socket]

Didn't do anything
https://hypixeI.net/‍‍‌‌⁠‍‍‍‌​‌‍⁠‍‌‌⁠‍​‍⁠⁠​‍‌​

[elder nebula]

I am afraid I can't help you without knowing what css goes in to the parent divs

[gaunt socket]

I'll try without the container

and the flexbox

[elder nebula]

Yeah, if you can build it with just bootstrap that'll be great. Otherwise it's hard to make while you mix bootstrap and own css

[gaunt socket]

https://hypixeI.net/​​‌‍‍‍​‍‌‌​‌​‍​‍‌⁠‍‍‍⁠⁠‍‍​

That's just the HTML I sent

And the CSS I sent

The weirdest part is that when I copied the CSS from discord's card image, the auto still gave 0

[elder nebula]

There might be some css you missed, but I am sure you'll find a solution for it

I gotta go

[gaunt socket]

I have tried for 3 hours

Also looking at discord's for a while

So confused

But thanks

[mellow shale]

Is question regarding selenium applicable here or under #unit-testing ?

[proper hinge]

If your question is about testing and you're using selenium for testing, you can ask there

If it's about "how to select x element in my website" then maybe this channel is better

[gaunt socket]

Okay so now I figured out that just using bootstrap img-fluid works perfectly, except: when the icon is not found I am trying to add a blank background and centered text. I can't just use the same img-fluid, because it's not an image
https://hypixeI.net/‌⁠​‍‌⁠‍⁠⁠‍​‍‍⁠‍‍‍​‌⁠⁠​⁠​⁠​

How can I make that responsive too

[lapis basalt]

Hi please I need help

[gaunt socket]

...

[lapis basalt]

am using gunicorn for multiprocessing of parallels clients requests and I want to improve the performance of my app. Does celery works well if applied directly on an api route it is more useful for backgrounds tasks. And check with me if my call to celery is correct:

`from celery import Celery

def make_celery(app):
celery = Celery(
app.import_name,
backend=app.config["CELERY_BACKEND_URL"],
broker=app.config["CELERY_BROKER_URL"],
)
celery.conf.update(app.config)

class ContextTask(celery.Task):
    def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        with app.app_context():
            return self.run(*args, **kwargs)

celery.Task = ContextTask
return celery

We use the Flask framework to create an instance of the flask app

We then update our broker and backend URLs with the env variables

app = Flask(name)
app.config.update(
CELERY_BROKER_URL=os.environ.get("CELERY_BROKER_URL"),
CELERY_BACKEND_URL=os.environ.get("CELERY_BACKEND_URL"),
)

create an instance of celery using the function created earlier

`

cel_app = make_celery(app)
Thxx

[proper hinge]

You should probably be using bootstrap's grid system

[gaunt socket]

How does that help me

The grid works and is responsive

https://hypixeI.net/​‍​⁠⁠‍‌⁠‌‌​⁠​‌‌‌‍‍⁠‌⁠‍‌‌‍​

[proper hinge]

Isn't responsiveness what you were asking about?

[gaunt socket]

Well

For the black avatars

The rest is responsive I think

[proper hinge]

Can you clarify what kind of behaviour you want for those black avatars?

[opaque rivet]

You just need each card to take up the same height in each row

[gaunt socket]

yea

But the size of the images in managed by the img-fluid. But that does not apply to the black thingys

[opaque rivet]

Img fluid just gives max-width: 100% and height: auto

So you should give your cards explicit height and width

[gaunt socket]

I tried adding that to the black thing

[gaunt socket]

But then it isn't responsive?

[proper hinge]

You can set a max height, for example

[gaunt socket]

Any ideas how I can make it as big as the img's

[proper hinge]

The images use img-fluid, right?

[gaunt socket]

yea

[proper hinge]

So I think with those settings, it tries to preserve aspect ratio, and fill up the width of the boxes. And the height is whatever is needed to keep the aspect ratio.

The width is sort of fixed - it's determine by the grid system

[gaunt socket]

yea

[proper hinge]

But your black box has no notion of an aspect ratio or whatever. It doesn't have anything is can relate to in order to set its height

CSS doesn't support relating that to siblings afaik

[opaque rivet]

Is it .img-fluid actually making it responsive? Or is it the grid?

[gaunt socket]

img-fluid

[proper hinge]

So I think you need either to set a fixed height or fixed max-height.

[gaunt socket]

Or is it better to compromise and just set a static image when there is no server icon

[opaque rivet]

Well, you could use flexbox (pretty much a responsive grid) and have the cards have explicit sizes

[proper hinge]

Maybe. I think the current reason the image containers have the same height is cause you happen to be providing images with the same aspect ratio. I imagine that if you used images with different dimensions, they would also have the same problem as the placeholders you currently have

[lapis basalt]

Are there anyone who know about this topic plz I posted my question many times in many groups without results, where are the python masters 😩

[gaunt socket]

Well those are discord guild icons so they will always be the same

I hope

[lapis basalt]

Any suggestions any groups...

[proper hinge]

Sorry I have no idea - never used celery

[lapis basalt]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68269377/using-celery-with-a-flask-route

even in stack overflow anyone replied maybe my question isin't good enough?

Please best group to ask about flask

or about job queue topics

[native tide]

This might be more a Database error question, I am having trouble with this SQLalchemy error:

File "C:\Users\LuMi\crossfit\routes.py", line 123, in signup
            role = 'admin'
            confirmed = True
            created_on = datetime.now()
            password = form.password.data
            newuser = User(username, email, role, confirmed, created_on, password)
            db.session.add(newuser)
            db.session.commit()
    elif request.method == 'GET':
        return render_template('register.html', form=form)
 
 
File "<string>", line 2, in add
 
File "C:\Users\LuMi\crossfit\venv\Lib\site-packages\sqlalchemy\orm\scoping.py", line 23, in _proxied
return self.registry()
File "C:\Users\LuMi\crossfit\venv\Lib\site-packages\sqlalchemy\util\_collections.py", line 1010, in __call__
return self.registry.setdefault(key, self.createfunc())
File "C:\Users\LuMi\crossfit\venv\Lib\site-packages\sqlalchemy\orm\session.py", line 4101, in __call__
return self.class_(**local_kw)
File "C:\Users\LuMi\crossfit\venv\Lib\site-packages\flask_sqlalchemy\__init__.py", line 175, in __init__
track_modifications = app.config['SQLALCHEMY_TRACK_MODIFICATIONS']
KeyError: 'SQLALCHEMY_TRACK_MODIFICATIONS'

in Stackoverflow they say this happens when you have two instances of flask app(). But I have just one instance

does anyone know what triggers this error?

[visual torrent]

Hi. I have the following problem, I want to create an api in django. I will describe the different steps:

1. I want to retrieve data from a certain address using requests.get(url).
   2.Then I am going to parse this data and extract what I am interested in. (The data is about cars e.g. Name, year of manufacture, color)

3. then this data is to be returned using the GET method I created with the ability to filter by name.

My question is this, should I create a model in django from the retrieved data and then use DRF and django-filter for filtering or is there an easier way?

I will add that without filtering I would be able to do it just by returning the json but I don't know how to go about filtering

[gritty cloud]

it depends

if your data lives on another server, you don't need drf

if it is your own database, then models and drf is for you

since, in your situation, you are getting data from somewhere else

you don't need django rest frameworjk

or at least the serializer part

it still is good if you are building any rest api

[broken mulch]

how do I check the "SECRET_KEY" in app.route
(flask)

[nimble radish]

I'm learning Django REST right now, but I can't find anything in the documentation about how to POST foreign keys. I can see the foreign keys when using the API Browser but I have no clue how to do it in Postman with raw json...

nvm... I didn't read hard enough, i got it now.

[desert estuary]

@app.route('/',methods=["GET","POST"])
def login():
   form=Login_formcall()
   if form.validate_on_submit():
      if form.email_user.data.split('@')[1]=="direwa.com":
         if Admin.query.filter_by(email=form.email_user.data)==form.email_user.data:
            redirect(url_for('admin'))
         else:
            flash("you don't exist")
      elif form.email_user.data.split('@')[1]=="ecolewa.com":
         if Students.query.filter_by(email=form.email_user.data):
            redirect(url_for('user'))
         else:
            flash("the User doesn't exist")
      else:
         pass
   return render_template("Layout_log.html",form=form)

i wrote this and finding difficulty to understand it

if Admin.query.filter_by(email=form.email_user.data)==form.email_user.data:
  redirect(url_for('admin'))
```im telling it if the filter == form.email.data 
do the redirection to the admin page else he's not existing 
(sidenote :please give me a nicer way to tell the admin he doesn't exist)
and yeah idk if that's the right way to do it or no

[rustic sky]

so, I have a couple questions

I'm making a website with quite a few features, and one I have in mind is a top banner message that I or a different admin can set from the Django admin dashboard

perhaps I'm missing something in my learning... but how do I just make a single text entry field for something like this?

a model seems a bit much for something like that, maybe

[inland copper]

https://airborne.kk1729.repl.co

my proj

pls give feedback guyz

[glacial wigeon]

Any good/tried and tested books to learn Django from?

[dusk portal]

!resources

[lavish prism]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources

[dusk portal]

go to books section and see two scoopes of django

[native tide]

Hey, i'm just getting started with django. I wanna ask why people keep creating urls.py on the app folder instead urls.py already been created in the djangoproject folder

[blissful violet]

@native tideI guess for the sake of keeping the main one clear, making it easier to read.

As well as making it easier to remove/add apps.

[jovial cloud]

You can use if Admin.query.filter_by(email=form.email_user.data):
There's no need for the '==form. email_user data' because the above query will return an Admin object if found in the db but will return None if not found

[jovial cloud]

Use app.config["SECRET_KEY"]

[restive whale]

hi, im just leaning basics . so here my qn is how to remove the space between the boarder that i marked?

[jovial cloud]

Do you have any margins set in your css?

[restive whale]

i set all margin{0 px 5px}

[jovial cloud]

The margin is what causes the space. If you want to remove the space, remove the margin on that specific container

[restive whale]

this is what happened when i set the container margin:0px;

the green boarder represent the container of the image and text.

*border

the whole boxes are also in a one big container😆 .. its kinda crazy , i dont know how those big websites are made using flex

[jovial cloud]

Can I see your html code for the page?

[jovial cloud]

You'll learn it some time

[lavish prism]

Hey @restive whale!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.html). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a.

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

Hey @restive whale!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.scss). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a.

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

[jovial cloud]

The image and text should have margin set to 0 px

[restive whale]

ohh..ok..shey..that was simple...haha.. thanks man..

so even if we already set margin to 0px with * there will be margin for those boxes? it wont apply to all elements ?

[jovial cloud]

I'm not sure about that. Personally, I prefer not to set margins and similar stuff for all elements. Setting margins on individual elements makes it easier to keep track of each element's margin

[bright lodge]

so the way you have set the margin with two values .... margin : 0px 5px ....sets the value 0 value to top and bottom and 5px for left right

[restive whale]

@jovial cloud thanks for help

@bright lodge yes, that was tutorial in freecodecamp abt media query

[thorn igloo]

is that a light theme?

[ocean notch]

definitely a designer xP

[native tide]

My eyes hurt lol

[native tide]

hey y'all, i've been trying to resolve this issue since yesterday in various channels, but no avail. so i opened a stackoverflow thread. Please feel free to take a look at it 🙂 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68284089/what-triggers-the-keyerror-sqlalchemy-track-modifications

[jovial cloud]

You're welcome

[lapis basalt]

Hi

Please help

I want to render multiple dicts json to fornt

all in the same interface

but each one in a specific tab

and the tabs have to be created dynamically based on the number of dicts

a basic example

[{"name" = a, "age" = 29},{"name" = b, "age" = 19}, {"name" = c, "age" = 28}]

the first tab with be a table containing the first dict {"name" = a, "age" = 29}, the second tab a table containing {"name" = b, "age" = 19} and so one

knowing that I don't now the length of json in advance

[honest hinge]

hello ,what should i give the client when his site is ready?how can i receive him all access to his site?

[opaque rivet]

Make an API call to your endpoint, which returns an array of objects (JSON encoded). On your frontend, decode the data, and iterate through the array making a new table for each object.

@lapis basalt

Easily done with JS or jinja templates

@rustic sky If you want different admins being able to change it, a model is the way to go. Other than that, you can have an API that sets env variables, but anyone could query that unless you have auth

[lapis basalt]

ok thxx

@opaque rivet more details plz

[crimson magnet]

How does sending an image work using api work?
Like when you Request an image from this api https://thecatapi.com/ how does it send back an image?

I mean it only sends a link with an image but how does that link show the image? When posted like

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/844136992656195595/844137157802590223/AnimeX_612520.jpeg

^

[calm plume]

The link is embedded in some platforms

It's not something the api does

They just return a link to say, a png file, which the platform, in this case Discord, embeds

[crimson magnet]

But how could a url have png

What's going on under the hood?

[calm plume]

It could be the link to a png file

[crimson magnet]

Wdym link

[calm plume]

So like https://example.com/example.png

That might link to a png file

[crimson magnet]

But then on server side how did they linked that file.png?

[vital vale]

The image is stored in the server's filesystems

[uneven garnet]

yo there

[thorn igloo]

are you using flask?

[uneven garnet]

not really

[crimson magnet]

Nothing yet I'm still thinking how things work so I know what to do

[uneven garnet]

do you are the slave of java script

[crimson magnet]

But how does the url relate to the system file

[vital vale]

and then when you request for the file, it uploads it as a file response (you can have json, html, xml, file responses, etc)

at a high level

[uneven garnet]

[crimson magnet]

Url = file system

[vital vale]

no

[thorn igloo]

well as Addike said, you normally save them on the server system and then you can create a url that serves this images, as long as the image name is dynamic and exists on the server, the server or your backend will send it back

[crimson magnet]

Server system is like your storage file.png ?

[thorn igloo]

yes, you can save them locally or use something like aws really,

[crimson magnet]

aws?

Amazon web services?

[thorn igloo]

yeap

[crimson magnet]

What about Firebase

[vital vale]

Say an api can send files, when you request to mydomain.com/get-file/<the file name>
and you make a request to mydomain.com/get-file/image_of_cat.png
So it looks in its files for image-of-cat.png, and then uploads that as a file response

[uneven garnet]

💯

[crimson magnet]

Oh I somewhat get it

[vital vale]

so the url that you make the request to would normally give the api information about what file you want

This is more or less what cdn's do

[crimson magnet]

I somewhat get it thanks

[vital vale]

[crimson magnet]

But what about options on where you store them

I don't want people seeing some of those images in my github repo

[vital vale]

it would just be a different "route". Maybe this api says that to upload a file, and store it, you need to provide the file, and filename (as request data) in a request to mydomain.com/upload-file/
So you would make a request, with the filename in the request data, and upload the file along with it. Most requests libraries have a simple class/function to allow you to upload files along with a request

[vital vale]

That would be a bad way of storing your assets

[crimson magnet]

What's a recommend way

[vital vale]

You could write a cdn (basically the api I'm talking about) to handle serving your files

[crimson magnet]

Alright

[vital vale]

a cdn = fast api to serve files

[vital vale]

[crimson magnet]

https://thecatapi.com/
But do you have any idea where this guy store his images?

[vital vale]

normally a cdn would use many servers around the world to decrease serve time

but thats not required

[vital vale]

Either he gets it from another api 😂 or somewhere on his vps/hosting service

[crimson magnet]

:thinkie:

[crimson magnet]

Will the cdn and your api be in different places?

[vital vale]

wdym?

[crimson magnet]

Changed

I wanna use FastApi for my api

[vital vale]

Not necessarily. You could host it on the same vps, and domain as well
Like your cdn could be on cdn.mydomain.com or mydomain.com/cdn
and the api could be on api.mydomain.com or mydomain.com/api

[vital vale]

good choice, but make sure you know asynchronous programming before trying it out

[crimson magnet]

I was thinking about hosting it on heroku

[vital vale]

It would work

[crimson magnet]

But I don't have domain and such

[vital vale]

If you're a student, you can a couple free with github education pack

[crimson magnet]

It takes months to get one

[vital vale]

no

It takes at most, 1 month to get it

but if you have a verified school + email id, it would only take a few hours at most

if not, it could take upto a month

[crimson magnet]

Verified school is doubt

[vital vale]

might take a few weeks then

[crimson magnet]

But wait a minute ....
Cdn is for file handling and Api is for request handling?

[vital vale]

if your api only handles files, then it would be a cdn, of sorts

[crimson magnet]

I'm am confusing myself too much

[vital vale]

😂

[vital vale]

yes yes yes

[dusk portal]

    price=models.DecimalField(decimal_places=2 ,max_digits=1000)

TypeError at /admin/products/product/
argument must be int or float```ig error is in ^^ price instance

[opaque rivet]

@lapis basalt Specify what you want more details on

[dusk portal]

@opaque rivet sir help

btw done corey's playlist and i have 2-3 doubts to ask , others things are done made todo app , blog app with all features sign up sign in profile and all , now doing CodingforEntrepreneur video then will do a e-commerce website development on own then django react rest framework

[opaque rivet]

@dusk portal i cant help with that, you're passing a arg to your Product model which isn't a float or int

[dusk portal]

but that youtuber done that only

how can i fix bruhh!!!

[opaque rivet]

You get the error after saving the object in the admin dashboard?

[dusk portal]

yes

after saving yes @opaque rivet

can u tell what should i change here

and what is a boleean field it founds tricky

[opaque rivet]

@dusk portal so what are you inputting into the fields once you save the object?

[dusk portal]

nothing when im click it's throwing error

[opaque rivet]

So you're just saving an empty object?

[dusk portal]

when i click on products not even any objects on whole Product app model in admin

[dusk portal]

yes

[opaque rivet]

Okay... so is this what you're doing?

1. In django admin, you select product model
2. Create a new object
3. Save that object without inputting anything into the fields

?

[dusk portal]

1st option when i click on product model

it at that time immediatly

throw error

[lapis basalt]

Please how to post a list of str in a flask rest api

[opaque rivet]

I'd nuke the db, delete all of the migrations, and start the db afresh

[lapis basalt]

if request.method == "GET":
word = request.args.get("word")
nb_links = request.args.get("nb_links")
select_filter = request.args.get('filter')
else:
word = request.json["word"]
nb_links = request.json["nb_links"]
select_filter = request.json('filter')

like this but words instead of word

with words a list

[dusk portal]

how

[opaque rivet]

Delete db

Delete migrations

[dusk portal]

oh

wait a sec

lemme do

done @opaque rivet

[opaque rivet]

Ok, then just remake your db

@dusk portal fixed?

[dusk portal]

Yes @opaque rivet

[lapis basalt]

Please how to post a list of str in a flask rest api
example:
if request.method == "GET": word = request.args.get("word") nb_links = request.args.get("nb_links") select_filter = request.args.get('filter') else: word = request.json["word"] nb_links = request.json["nb_links"] select_filter = request.json('filter')

like this but words instead of word

with words a list

[opaque rivet]

@lapis basalt not sure what you're trying to do, what do you mean by "post"?

Can you rephrase

[rigid folio]

Hi, I have a question on Django admin page. I'm trying to register a form (not model) into the admin page, but my form consists of variables like user_id / =kwargs['initial']..., and as a result there's error when i try to add/edit the admin form because i have not passed this variables in... How do i do it ? :/

[lapis basalt]

in flask how to send an input as a list to get or post request of a rest api as the previous example shows

Thxx

[opaque rivet]

You can convert a list of strings into a JSON string, then send this in the body of a POST request. I assume you're using JS so use axios.

[lapis basalt]

@opaque rivet thxx a lot . I am working on a full api

with flask

I want to send a bulk request based on a list of words sent by the client

after that how to recover please the input sent by the client as a usual list

I found a solution or that

json_obj = json.loads(json_string)

[storm estuary]

anyone can help me?

def register(request):
    form = RegisterForm(request.POST or None)
    if form.is_valid():
        username = form.cleaned_data.get("username")
        password = form.cleaned_data.get("password")

        newUser = User(username=username)
        newUser.set_password(password)

        newUser.save()
        login(request, newUser)

        return redirect("index")
    context = {
        "form": form
    }
    return render(request, "register.html", context)```

[tiny furnace]

I don't really know much about Django - is form.cleaned_data supposed to by a dict?

Can you send the RegisterForm class?

[storm estuary]

I don't know, I just started django

class RegisterForm(forms.Form):
    username = forms.CharField(max_length=50,min_length=8,label="Kullanıcı adı")
    password = forms.CharField(max_length=24,label="Password",widget=forms.PasswordInput)
    confirm = forms.CharField(max_length = 24,label="Confirm Password",widget=forms.PasswordInput)

    def clean(self):
        username = self.cleaned_data['username']
        password = self.cleaned_data['password']
        confirm = self.cleaned_data['confirm']

        if password and confirm and password != confirm:
            raise forms.ValidationError("Parolalar eşleşmiyor.")

        values = {
            "username",username,
            "password",password
        }
        return values

[native tide]

Can someone help me setup pm2 on my vps so i can start my website with pm2 start ... im using Ngix Gunicorn and flask

[storm estuary]

i think i did

let me check the database

[tiny furnace]

Honestly I'm not sure what the problem is - try looking into the value of form.cleaned_data

By the looks of the error, it is returning a 'set', which you cannot perform the method 'get' on

Ah I think I figured it out - potentially

form.cleaned_data = ```python
values = {
"username",username,
"password",password
}

because that is returned from your clean method

However, values's data type is a set. Did you perhaps mean to put colons instead of commas in your values variable?

So perhaps you meant ```python
values = {
"username": username,
"password": password
}

[storm estuary]

ahh

i forgot use ':'

[tiny furnace]

exactly

[storm estuary]

thanks for helping

[tiny furnace]

np

[ember eagle]

Django 3.2, Python 3.8, any idea why random.randint(0,255) isn't working? i'm so confused.

[olive grove]

Running into an issues with an app route I have for my website.

The Try-Except-Else block isn't doing what I want it too.

It's supposed to see if di or dn is equal to None then handle the TypeError and return user.html as the rendered template if there is an error, otherwise render thx.html

It currently is catching the error, then running the else statement, then crashes a minute later even though I added an exception handler for the TypeError, so it shouldn't be crashing, and should run the except statement instead of the else.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Here's the route:

def addrec():
   if request.method == 'POST':
      try:
        dn = request.form['dn']
        di = request.form['di']

        with sqlite3.connect("tinker.db") as con:
            cur = con.cursor()
            cur.execute("INSERT INTO users (user, user_id) VALUES (?,?)",(dn, di) )
            
            con.commit()
            msg = "Record successfully added"
            print(msg)
      except:
         con.rollback()
         msg = "error in insert operation"
      
      finally:
        if di == '425477636333240331':
          return render_template("result.html", msg = msg)
          con.close()

        try:
          if ((dn == None) or (di == None)):
            msg = "Please fill the required fields"
        except TypeError:
          return render_template("user.html", msg = msg)

        else:
            return render_template("thx.html", msg = msg)
            con.close()```

[thorn igloo]

look here

it evaluates the comparison regardless of whether what i'm comparing is none or not

basically,

try:
   if ((dn == None) or (di == None)):
     msg = "Please fill the required fields"

this will never cause an exception unless dn and di are not defined

[warped heart]

so im playing with fastapi, and im trying to spread some routes across files,

code:

from endpoints.contributors import contributor_router

api = FastAPI()

api.include_router(contributor_router)

only problem here is that its not including the routes from the router

[eternal blade]

From the random module you are importing the random function, that function has no attribute randint

import random
random.randint(0, 255)``` This should work

[hollow apex]

Hey guys so idk whats gotten into it, it was working just fine but after pasting some html code it happened like this, it does not render/display at it should

its django

it should display something like this

nvm I juts fixed it

[dapper belfry]

Do you use docstrings in a Django project?

[zenith river]

[HELP] Anyway to covert Django app to an exe? I want to serve my Django app as a desktop app and I can't figure out a way to do that, anyone with any experience?

[thorn igloo]

django is a for web apps

[timber thorn]

should I make shadows in darkmode ?

I mean white shadows, or is it too much?

it looks ok or?

[calm plume]

That looks pretty good

[timber thorn]

I think its too glowy you know what I mean

I now have it black, its inspirated by a guy from github, he said its more realistic 👍

[vestal hound]

because that’s random.random.randint

you want import random to use it that way

[daring osprey]

so here's what I'm trying to do:

i want to embed a python console BUT I want my python code to automatically start (without the user pasting in the code) and I want this to be embedded into a html website

I found this code online:

 <iframe
  
      style="width: 640; height: 480; border: none"
      name="embedded_python_anywhere"
      src="https://www.pythonanywhere.com/embedded3/"
    ></iframe>

but all this is doing is creating an iframe with the console website. Is there any way to achieve what I'm trying to do?
also not sure where to post this

[real rapids]

how can i make a online ide ?

[azure kestrel]

Hey, is anybody familiar with flask? I am trying to route to a custom login page, but I'm having no luck

It just goes to the default login page

[ember eagle]

AH HA, thank you - that makes sense now

wrong person, but whatever, thanks @vestal hound

[real rapids]

Did u use redirect

Or @app.route("/login")?

[azure kestrel]

wait

redirect

what redirect are you referring to

@real rapids

I used @app.route('/login')

it's flask security that is giving me the problem

i know how to override the html page now, but i'd like to be able to actually have it use my routing method

[native tide]

@dusk portal dms

[ionic raft]

Django project tree and runserver question in #help-honey

[native tide]

I don't know if thats even possible, but if it is, that would be extremely cool and useful. What you're saying is what ElectronJS does (with javascript) somewhat, its basically a minimal browser that runs html/css/js as expected

in fact, I believe Discord runs on electronjs. so everything you see in your GUI is just css and js on an html page

what should i do to make the background img fit to enitre screen

[primal thorn]

is the django rest framework needed to connect the backend and front end when using something like react or can i do it without

for eg i wanna loop through one of my tables with react, is the rest framework needed ?

[inland oak]

it depends on where you have your table

if you extract table from some database

you need either 1) django rest framework... 2) or some alternative, Node.js for example

node.js is the most closest javascriptish thing for react devs

I am too much familiar with python to choose anything else though

in theory you can even use direct access from frontend to database

but... it would need having public login/password to database

probably

well, nothing prevents to use it, if there is frontend library for direct sql connections

except for how much big code complexity and security issues will be with this solution.

how much database would be have to tuned to setup correct permissions%

it is probably all possible, but you would have to be probably a monster of databases

and considering that it will remove from you architecture as code... (since I don't think there are advanced enough libraries for that) it is going to be messy

better creating normal backend (Node.js, or Django rest framework or whatever else backend offers) and pulling data from it

[lucid lotus]

Is this a right channel to ask about django?

I've having a problem in displaying the profile image.

[gentle ingot]

@ember eagle I forgot to update you. I say screw it and just made a new webpage for my small scripts lmao. Looks nice though.

[inland oak]

prefectly right

[desert estuary]

so i wanna do a thing when the user visit the site his first visit should render a certain template to modify some data (to change his email or password and other stuff )after it's submitted in the database it should render the homepage idk how to express it here

@app.route('/user',methods=["GET","POST"])
def user():
   formi=Userform()
   return render_template("User/info_gathering.html")

[dusk portal]

oh

what is booleanfield

what is manytomany relation

now i have completed corey schafer's playlist and made some apps like contact form simple app todo app blog app with user sign up login and forgot password

how can i get to more advanced to make own projects

[lyric granite]

guys i need some help and suggestions regarding django and stuff if anyone there please tell

[desert estuary]

so firstly how did you finished that tutorial it's soo confusing i started with him and he start to make some weird stuff instead of making stuff clear from the beginning and also i guess you should go and check the documentation with some forums on the internet

[lyric granite]

are u seeing the web dev playlist of django

[desert estuary]

flask

[lyric granite]

cz i am also seeing it and ik its confusing but he is really good with explaining

oh ok idk about flask

[desert estuary]

i started with flask and he confused my fucking ass

[lyric granite]

F

flask has jinja right so its confusing ig

i mean django has it too but flask too

[dusk portal]

i have first done docs then his video

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/intro/ done 8 docs

all 8

then 2-3 simple proj

then corey vid

1 month

[lyric granite]

oh nice

he is doing flask tho

if any food django dev online i need some suggestions so please ping me up if someone willing to help

[native tide]

Hello help me pls

I need setup nginx with flask python on windows 10

?

[inland oak]

why not linux

[native tide]

I am using windows 10

[covert cargo]

best solution is to move to linux

[inland oak]

indeed.