web-development

[lost heath]

this doesnt work

it should be something else

[outer apex]

Where is that JS code located? Is it on the actual HTML, or is it in a JS file that is getting brought in via script src=...?

[broken mulch]

it started working now, javascript had an error

but now I have new questions now

[native tide]

NoReverseMatch at /dashboard/
Reverse for '<WSGIRequest: GET '/dashboard/'>' not found. '<WSGIRequest: GET '/dashboard/'>' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
Request Method: GET
Request URL: http://localhost:8000/dashboard/
Django Version: 3.2.5
Exception Type: NoReverseMatch
Exception Value:
Reverse for '<WSGIRequest: GET '/dashboard/'>' not found. '<WSGIRequest: GET '/dashboard/'>' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
Exception Location: C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\lib\site-packages\django\urls\resolvers.py, line 694, in _reverse_with_prefix
Python Executable: C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe
Python Version: 3.9.5
Python Path:
['C:\Users\User\Desktop\PentaBot Webiste\WebSite',
'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python39.zip',
'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\DLLs',
'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\lib',
'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39',
'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\lib\site-packages']
Server time: Wed, 28 Jul 2021 23:18:58 +0200

def Usersx(request):
    if request.user.is_authenticated:
        context = {
            'users': User.objects.all(),
        }
        return render(request, 'dashboard/admin/pages/tables/basic-table.html', context)

    else:
        return redirect('/dashboard/') 

what i did wrong

[dense slate]

show your urls.py

the redirect should just be the name of the url

without the /

[topaz widget]

Has anyone here experienced any weird flexbox or nested flexbox issues in newer versions of Chrome? I had a web page's formatting break when I updated Chrome (and other Chromium-based browsers) recently. Still looks fine in Firefox.

[native tide]

from django.urls import path
from . import views

app_name = 'dashboard'

urlpatterns = [
   path('dashboard/', views.Dashboard, name='dashboard'),
   path('dashboard/users/', views.Usersx, name='users')
]

[dense slate]

yea so it should be 'dashboard'

[native tide]

i tried without /

but nothing

i'll ttry agai n

fixed

def Dashboard(request):
    if not request.user.is_authenticated:
        return redirect(request, '/login/')

i added request to redirect

Correct one :

def Dashboard(request):
    if not request.user.is_authenticated:
        return redirect('/login/')

[dense slate]

Which one is working?

You didn't have request in your original code.

[twin shore]

hello, does anyone have any recommendations for what i should use to make a front end for a flask server? Im new to web development and need something i can use with flask and then host on a cloud server, in my case linode

[dense slate]

React is great. I'm using it with Django.

[twin shore]

alright sounds good, thats what i saw popping up a lot on google, was curious to know if anyone had experience with it

glad to hear that its a good choice

[dense slate]

Vue is another good choice.

[storm laurel]

a random person can just install Django at any time of

[dense slate]

Interesting statement.

[native tide]

where is chat please ?

[storm laurel]

it's is?

[opaque rivet]

I second this statement

[distant trout]

// content-script.js
access_token = "";
let myPort = browser.runtime.connect({name:"port-from-cs"});
myPort.onMessage.addListener((m) => {
  access_token = m.access_token;
});

console.log(access_token)

this is printing <empty string>, why?

when i console.log(m.access_token) inside of the function, it works fine

but it is not updating my global variable

[meager anchor]

the addListener function sounds very much like it's adding something to be invoked asynchronously, which means that if you console.log right after defining your listener, it's probably not going to have invoked that already

[distant trout]

oh

do you know how would I be able to access the m.access_token in a global scope?

[edgy anvil]

@dense slate i saw tutorials for putting it on aws right but none of them seem to work do you have any suggestions

[distant trout]

or inside another function for a fetch requesdt

[dense slate]

Um, tutorials generally work. If none of them work I'm not sure how to help you. I don't have AWS experience.

[meager anchor]

would it be possible to move the fetch request into the listener?

or is this something you only want to do once?

[distant trout]

only once

but i can try moving it in

and see if that works

[meager anchor]

if you want to do it as soon as you have the access token, then I think that would be the best way to do it. just make sure to set a flag to not run another request

[distant trout]

got it, thank you

[nova sonnet]

im planning to make a community section for my web app, is there already a django class for this?

[edgy anvil]

ok i got it working but its not running on port 80 do you have an idea on how to do that

[dense slate]

What are you using as the web server, nginx?

[edgy anvil]

nothing?

idk

the tutorial guy his went straight to port 80

i think i may have figured out a way tho

[distant trout]

ugh i hate promises

https://i.imgur.com/rAA9RgH.png

does this mean the promise is resolved or is it still pending

[edgy anvil]

do i have to use that?

[jade lark]

Still pending. Couple of options. Use a callback, handle the promise, or await it.

Personally I would recommend using await so that the scope of variables is easier to access

Plus looks cleaner, avoids callback hell, etc.

[distant trout]

is it prefered to use the await keyword over then?

[jade lark]

Depends on the project. I recommend using async/await whenever possible.

Especially for the browser unless a specific library doesn't support it

[distant trout]

ah

[jade lark]

Even then you can create a wrapper function but that's a bit more technical

[distant trout]

i see. alright thank you, ill stick with await

[jade lark]

Not a problem! Good luck.

[lavish prism]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @timber thorn until <t:1627516746:f> (9 minutes and 59 seconds) (reason: newlines rule: sent 121 newlines in 10s).

[twin shore]

its more finicky to connect react to flask than i was originally thinking it would be lol

[wide anchor]

http://sites.google.com/view/toppythonprojectswithsourcecod/home

[dusk portal]

What are django channels

What are multiple user types in django

Why we use these things

[wooden ruin]

websockets. real-time communications, non-http protocols. awesome stuff. think chat applications

[dusk portal]

What are we sockets

What are realtime connection

Idk lol

[dusk portal]

Ohh chat application and apps like discord are made with django channels

[wooden ruin]

websockets are non-http and not request-response based (once the inital request is sent from the client to the server the connection is left open)

[wooden ruin]

yes it's exactly how i can send a message without you having to refresh discord every time

[dusk portal]

Ohh but i was thinking it was feature of one page application in frontend

[wooden ruin]

yes exactly

a one page application with websockets

[dusk portal]

Ohhv

[wooden ruin]

its a very frequent and useful combo

websockets are configured server-side

[dusk portal]

Ohh for django channels we have to learn
Own different Module

[wooden ruin]

yes it integrates nicely with django however

you just have to be somewhat familiar with asynchronous programming

async/await kinda stuff

[dusk portal]

I have to learn Django Rest Framework and Django Channels both

And js and then react

Now i know about databases django and flask ,html css

And I'm rn kind of deep into Django

[wooden ruin]

that's good

django rest framework and django channels will definitely be a powerfull tool to have under your belt

[native tide]

does anyone know how to create a large image embed for discord using meta tags?

ping me if you do

[native tide]

How can i count the number of users that have registered in the last 24 hours (Starting from midnight 00:00 AM)

for counting all the users i use

            context = {
                   'userscount': User.objects.count(),
            }```

[next comet]

User.objects.filter(and here filter by what you need).count()

[indigo gale]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68571148/aws-cognito-sso-user-authentication-with-django-rest-framework-react-js-and-al

Can anybody help me answer this

[native tide]

and the thing of 24 hours how can i do it (sry but im new to these things)

[uneven walrus]

Hi guys... I am using Django as an external API for a website. Some of my models are not using inbuilt Django ORM, meaning the managers are relying on a postgres function.

Is it a good practice to build the JSON response in the database?

[cursive pine]

Let's say you're getting some weather data using APIs or scraping. And you want your python program to automatically update the temperature in the app or website without having to press any button.... Whats a good way to do it?
One way I can think of is create a while loop with sleep for 5 minutes... Any other way? Websockets with a set firing sequence?

[uneven walrus]

This is how my postgres database would look like.....

app.country

id	name
1	United States of America

app.city

id	name	country
2	New York	1

function__get__city

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION app.function__get__city()
 RETURNS SETOF record
 LANGUAGE plpgsql
AS $function$
  BEGIN
    return query
      SELECT
        ct.id,
        ct.name,
        to_jsonb(c.*) as country
      FROM
        app.city ct
      JOIN app.country c on c.id = ct.country;
END;
$function$
;

view__city

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW app.view__city
AS SELECT f.id,
    f.name,
    f.country,
    f.acronym
   FROM app.function__get__city() f(id integer, name character varying, country jsonb);

The view would return something like this (which is what will be passed into the Django manager for use in API view):

id	name	country
2	New York	{"id": 1, "name": "United States of America" }

[lapis spear]

do i need to be expert in python to start learning django? or i can start with just the basics of python and learn more on python on the way on learning django?

[next comet]

you need to know at least python oop since mostly everything in django is classes and objects

[lapis spear]

oh nice ncie thank you

[indigo gale]

Anybody

[native tide]

# sign up 

print("Welcome to the Sign up Page!")
Username1 = input("Please Enter Your New Username:")
Password1 = input("Please Enter Your Password:")

print("Thank you! Redirecting...")

# login page
UserCheck = input("What is your username?:")
if UserCheck = Username1 
continue
  UserPass = input("What is your Password?:")
  if UserPass = Password1
  Print("Access Granted!")
  else break```

[opaque rivet]

if UserPass == Password1

== is an equality check, = is for assigning a value to a variable

[native tide]

oh ok

ty

it says invalid syntax

for Usercheck = Username1

[opaque rivet]

there's lots of things wrong wih it. Firstly, you have no colons on your if statements and it's not indented...

#python-discussion

[opaque rivet]

and yes, that is invalid syntax

[opaque rivet]

.

[native tide]

when i indented it said unepexted indent

[opaque rivet]

because you have incorrect syntax... read up on this:
https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_conditions.asp

#python-discussion

[cursive pine]

Folks any ideas will be appreciated

[opaque rivet]

Celery is used for periodic/repeating tasks like this. But yes, really crudely you could have a command which sends API requests every 5 mins. I think the script will have to be async otherwise it will block the main thread

[distant holly]

Hi can any one help me in python. i am begineer of python.

[raw compass]

If you have a linux server cron is easiest.

[limpid oyster]

Does anyone know how to change the undetected-chromedriver version just woke up today and got

from session not created: This version of ChromeDriver only supports Chrome version 93
Current browser version is 92.0.4515.107

Anyone know what I can do to fix this I have tried to download the chrome beta but nothing worked for it and tried replacing the chromedriver with version 92 but still gives the same error?

[next comet]

errors:{'image': <ErrorList, len() = 1>, 'category': <ErrorList, len() = 1>} this is in my form.errors when the form is invalid, anyone have any ideas what this means ?

[opaque rivet]

@limpid oyster chromedriver version doesn't match up with your chrome browser.

You can try run it in headless mode

Or make sure the browser and driver versions match

[limpid oyster]

Thanks had to change a bit of code I use undetected chrome driver so changing driver version didn't matter had a look and it was a full mess up lots of people reported they couldn't run code till someone sent a fix

[thick hull]

hello, i dont know why my favicon doesnt work

so i searched up it says it has to be 32 x 32px or 16 x 16px

but it still doesnt work :|

i converted my file from jpg to ico, but it didnt work

how do i do it then?

[opaque rivet]

@thick hull go into devtools, go to network, and see if the favicon is being retrieved with a 200 http code

[thick hull]

okay

[thick hull]

nop

[opaque rivet]

Refresh the page with devtools open

[gleaming frigate]

Hello good Morning

How do I send email on python not go to spam

All email confirmations I made on the backend are going to spam. Does anyone know how I can avoid this?

But a doubt, because I'm a beginner in python. I can't show the images that are on the backend server. How do I do this?

[opaque rivet]

press "All"

should look like this

[thick hull]

oh okay and also are u using vm?

[opaque rivet]

nope

[thick hull]

cuz it looks different from windows

[opaque rivet]

I use linux

[thick hull]

oh

wait-

idk why but it works now

[thick hull]

just now when i asked this it was already 1h+ from me uploading the icon

idk why but now it works

[thick hull]

anyways thanks for help

[native tide]

SIMPLE_JWT = {
    'ACCESS_TOKEN_LIFETIME': timedelta(minutes=5),
    'REFRESH_TOKEN_LIFETIME': timedelta(days=1),
    'ROTATE_REFRESH_TOKENS': False,
    'BLACKLIST_AFTER_ROTATION': True,
    'UPDATE_LAST_LOGIN': False,

    'ALGORITHM': 'HS256',
    'SIGNING_KEY': SECRET_KEY,
    'VERIFYING_KEY': None,
    'AUDIENCE': None,
    'ISSUER': None,

    'AUTH_HEADER_TYPES': ('JWT',),
    'AUTH_HEADER_NAME': 'HTTP_AUTHORIZATION',
    'USER_ID_FIELD': 'id',
    'USER_ID_CLAIM': 'user_id',
    'USER_AUTHENTICATION_RULE': 'rest_framework_simplejwt.authentication.default_user_authentication_rule',

    'AUTH_TOKEN_CLASSES': ('rest_framework_simplejwt.tokens.AccessToken',),
    'TOKEN_TYPE_CLAIM': 'token_type',

    'JTI_CLAIM': 'jti',

    'SLIDING_TOKEN_REFRESH_EXP_CLAIM': 'refresh_exp',
    'SLIDING_TOKEN_LIFETIME': timedelta(minutes=5),
    'SLIDING_TOKEN_REFRESH_LIFETIME': timedelta(days=1),
}```

what would be the values for 'ACCESS_TOKEN_LIFETIME' and 'REFRESH_TOKEN_LIFETIME' in a real world application?

how do I convert json.request to dictionary?

[meager anchor]

that's hard to tell for all applications like this, as you will want lower values for e.g. a banking site and higher values for e.g. a social network. it all depends on how long you expect your users to visit and how often you expect them to visit

[meager anchor]

what's json.request, specifically? do you mean the json payload of request? most web frameworks do it for you, if not, you could use something like json.loads(request.content) to parse it yourself

[native tide]

wait let me show you the code here

from flask import Flask, Response, request, json, render_template
import pymongo

app = Flask(__name__)

# establishing webhook_db connection to create a new db
try:
    mongo = pymongo.MongoClient(
        host="localhost",
        port=27017,
        serverSelectionTimeoutMS=1000
    )
    db = mongo.webhook_db
    mongo.server_info()
except:
    print("ERROR -Cannot connect to db")


# home page
@app.route('/')
def index():
    return "HELLO"



@app.route('/webhook', methods=['POST'])
def webhook():
    try:
        if request.headers['Content-Type'] == 'application/json':
            my_info = json.request
            return Response(
                response=json.dumps({
                    "message": "successful",
                    "requested json": f"{my_info}"
                }),
                status=200,
                mimetype="application/json"
            )
    except Exception as ex:
        return Response(
            response=json.dumps({
                "message": "some error occured",
                "error": f"{ex}"
            }),
            status=500,
            mimetype="application/json"
        )


if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(port=5000, debug=True)

@meager anchor This is the code I have written

[meager anchor]

where did you get that json.request from?

[native tide]

I am trying to get it from github webhook

[meager anchor]

no, I mean, which docs told you to use that

[native tide]

I followed a video

he showed in it

should I post the link?

[meager anchor]

well, whoever made that video somehow doesn't know how flask works.
anyways, you're looking for request.get_json(). request is the flask request object, and get_json() parses the content as json, if present. See https://riptutorial.com/flask/example/5832/receiving-json-from-an-http-request for an example

[meager anchor]

nah, it's fine

[native tide]

my messages are getting deleted here

[river raven]

We block messages that have an ngrok url in them

[native tide]

oh ok

[river raven]

since they're commonly used for scams

feel free to resend your message with the domain removed

[native tide]

@meager anchor I am getting the output something like this as the output
"<Request 'localhost/webhook' [POST]>"

I wrote localhost

sorry to ping you btw

[native tide]

how long would you recommend for a social network?

[meager anchor]

of request.get_json()? or what specifically are you outputting here? and where?

[meager anchor]

completely fine, please continue to do so, i may otherwise miss a reply :<

[meager anchor]

personally i'd just slap something like 3 months on it and call it a day. i wouldn't recommend that from a security perspective, but well

also, you need to decide whether you need the access tokens for so long

it's impossible to tell from the settings page only though

[native tide]

It was for the one in this message
#web-development message

[native tide]

for request.get_json() in the place of json.request I am getting the output as an error as it goes into except

{
    "error": "400 Bad Request: Failed to decode JSON object: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)",
    "message": "some error occured"
}```

[meager anchor]

then you're not sending it valid JSON

[native tide]

I have written this now
@meager anchor is it correct?

the change is line no. 29 in the image

[meager anchor]

if you're not sending valid json, you will get the same error

[native tide]

@meager anchor I got 200 this time

but how can I see the parsed json?

[meager anchor]

excellent 👍

[meager anchor]

print(my_info)

[native tide]

I tried it before but it was not working

as if the whole statement was being ignored

[native tide]

I think I got the print this time

ty

[hollow apex]

Hey guys so , I am trying to give a registered user default profile picture, after looking through everything , I think this might be the case

the default.jpg is in media.profile_pics but in the screen we can see that it looks for with a different url

is there a way to change that?

I have done this

and this

I mean, i could just move that to media but

[meager anchor]

shouldn't the media_url be /media/profile_pics?

or do you want to have other media categories as well?

[hollow apex]

oh , in here right

[meager anchor]

yes

[hollow apex]

no , just this one

lemme try

no that does not work

it works just fine if I move the default.jpg one folder back

in the media folder

[native tide]

@meager anchor I want to get these fields from the parsed json
but I am getting many things which I don't understand
how can I get these shown in the image?

[meager anchor]

wait, sorry. i think i gave you bogus info. i believe the MEDIA_ROOT needs to be adjusted, not MEDIA_URL, because you're accessing the pic at /media/default.jpg and want it to go to /media/profile_pics/default.jpg on the filesystem

also, just to be sure, you did enable this? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/howto/static-files/#serving-files-uploaded-by-a-user-during-development

[meager anchor]

you got the parsed dictionary, right? are the keys and values not present in there?

[native tide]

I can't undestand it

[native tide]

can I use something like a for loop to print it?

[meager anchor]

you can use my_info[somekey] to get the value of key somekey in the my_info dictionary

for example my_info["author"] to get the github user making that action

https://realpython.com/python-dicts/

[native tide]

@meager anchor I did these changes

got this as output

and I get this print function after I kill the server

I don't get this before the 200 status

why is it so?

I tried different types of things too
like print(my_info["action"])
print(my_info["number"]) etc but I am still getting the print after I stop the app

[native tide]

this one gives error btw

this is the error
it goes into except

[meager anchor]

good question, I'm actually not sure myself. i don't use flask much

[meager anchor]

yes, because author isnt in there

[native tide]

ok got it

@meager anchor what if I try to store the parsed json in the DB directly?

[meager anchor]

i don't understand your question

you can do that, yes

[native tide]

@meager anchor I stored the parsed json in mongo db
can you help me understand a bit?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/366673702533988363/870374453392060436/unknown.png

I want to get the above image data out of it

[half abyss]

hey guys

how do i host a flask api

[native tide]

have you created a basic flask app?

[half abyss]

i used the parse args method

with the help of resource

[leaden carbon]

Hey guys can someone help me to understand the concept of project and app when we are working with django? I know how to use but want to deep my knowledge

for exemple if i want to make a django rest api to a library

i probably would do

django-admin startproject library .
cd library
django-admin startapp books

sorry if i interrupted any previous conversation

[native tide]

tbh I don't know much about this method I have only used the normal version

from flask import Flask, Response, request, json, render_template
#import any libraries required

app = Flask(__name__)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(port=5000, debug=True)

you can run this file in terminal and you'll get the link

[thorn igloo]

i think he wants to host it so that anyone can access it

[native tide]

oh ok

I used ngrok for that

because I am testing stuff

but I don't know other methods tbh

[cursive pine]

As soon as I import web3 in my server.py file my Flask stops working. Even importing another python file (to use some variables from it) makes the server stop loading anymore.

Why so?

[elder nebula]

How do I remove this in django. I've tried setting required field error as empty string, but it just gets rid of the required text and all in the square brackets stays still.

[cursive pine]

#help-lemon message

[velvet void]

  width: 100%;
  height : 10%;
  background-color : rgb(92,82,102);
  position:fixed;
  top:0;
  left: 0;
  margin: 0 0 0 0;
}

body{
  background-color : rgb(123,123,164);
}

ul#nav li{
  float:left;
}

ul#nav li a{
  text-decoration : none;
  padding: 30px;
  margin-right: 5;
  display: block;
  text-align:center;
  color : rgb(255,255, 255);
  font-size:16pt;
}```

i cannot for the life of me get to text align to center

in the navbar

[idle holly]

try to watch the boxes on the inspect element

[forest berry]

So ive been watching a vid on how to build a REST API w/ flask, and I was wondering how I would apply that knowledge and build an actual project with it.
what are the uses for a REST API if u build it yourself

[smoky oar]

guys i have a question in web dev , i made a sign in / sign up form and linked it to a data base , my problem is : every time a user refreshes the page they have to login again how can i fix that

the website is wrriten in react native

[half trellis]

hey folks, what is your favorite flask starter kit ?

[half trellis]

add there credentials to local storage

and then you can check for there credentials

if not there send to sign in form

[smoky oar]

hmm

what is a local storage lol

[half trellis]

you can store there data in the browser storage

[smoky oar]

oh

[half trellis]

just google how to cache user data

and check that cache for their credentials

[smoky oar]

so even if they close the browser and open it again they will stay signed in

oh man thank you so much

[half trellis]

yes via cookies

[smoky oar]

i will google it now

[smoky oar]

is it a complicated procces though

[half trellis]

no

very simple

you can access browser object very easily via javascript

[smoky oar]

thank you so much dude

you are a life saver

[half trellis]

lol np man

or woman

[smoky oar]

i just finshed that course and it didnt include any of that lol

[half trellis]

what auth library are you using

usually they will have a way to do this securely

[smoky oar]

uh

well

the website is made on react js , i send a fetch request to my sever and it checks for the database

the server is written in express

thats it

[ruby dune]

Ideas on handling cookies in SimpleHTTPRequestHandler?

I am not using any frameworks at the moment.

[native tide]

hi, can i mix python, flask, and javacript together?

[mild salmon]

I believe so

[native tide]

like really?

[mild salmon]

You could look it up 🤷‍♂️ I don't have a definite answer but I don't wanna say no and that be the final answer haha, Ik you can use python and javascript together

Idk about flask

[inland oak]

yes you can

in two ways

a) You use python-flask as your backend and your use its jinja2 templating language to render pages, which you saturated with javascript (I guess it is more simpliest choice)

b) you turn your flask into RESTful application which outputs the data in json format, and then use any frontend framework at your choice and make requests to flask (instead of REST there are some other options though)

[forest berry]

@inland oak So ive been watching a vid on how to build a REST API w/ flask, and I was wondering how I would apply that knowledge and build an actual project with it.
what are the uses for a REST API if u build it yourself

[inland oak]

REST API gives:

1. clear separation of your backend logic from front end logic, it is good in terms of increasing code base for big projects
2. good for situation to have two developers on two different tasks, one is good with frontend, another one is good with backend.
3. reusability of backend for other frontend applications. With keeping the same REST flask, you can make desktop/mobile version easily accessing the same back end
4. and python frameworks aren't that rich in frontend, with having your backend accessed by REST, you can use better tool for frontend, something like React, which gives more frontend features.

[forest berry]

ooooh got it thanks! Do you know any examples of beginner projects I can make using a REST API that I would build?

[inland oak]

REST api can do everything that not REST api web apps with backend do.
So anything you wish

I would not mind having youtube playlist downloader in form of web site

probably going to make one for myself

anything that you wish

[forest berry]

oooh isee thats a good idea, wait would the songs be downloaded directly to the computer or to spotify

[inland oak]

i wish downloading to computer so I could load them to my mp3 player

[sage tartan]

Hi! I'm trying to make a rain prediction model using already existing data but get errors left and right. Pls help me in #help-mango

[inland oak]

I listen audiobooks in this way

[forest berry]

im a little confused on the role the REST API would play in the youtube downloader

[inland oak]

i am unsure myself.
this sort of web site can be requiring web sockets instead of REST API

lets think

user makes request to download the song or playlist

he sees progress bar, how much is left to wait

after finishing, big song or playlist of songs could be compressed into archive in order to download a bit less perhaps

the link is offered to user to download / or process for file transfer is initialized on its own

[forest berry]

that makes sense

when you say request, you mean a GET request right

[inland oak]

GET request would be enough, yeah.

I did not deal with web sockets to realize how they would be applied best
I only know that progress bar with web sockets could be made in a real time way transmiting info between server to user, so at this stage they could be prefered

with requests we would have to make repeated requests in order to check status, which would not be that fun but still an option

plus with making multiple requests we break the rule about application being stateless

so that would be not cool, hmm

in order to realize how to make this app better, we need to check how we can force user to download file I guess with delayed state

[forest berry]

wait sry this is a dumb question but the user would make a GET request by clicking on a button on the website right?

[inland oak]

yes

for some reason when I think about this application, I strongly wish to divide responsibilities

one application will be doing only downloading and nothing more to some second server

another application would be checking / showing status of the download

it makes no sense though to split such a small application for a own usage though

well, nvm, I should return back to work.

[sage tartan]

pls help

[forest berry]

thanks for your help, I appreciate it

[ornate flame]

Hi Everyone, i am making a blog application in django. I have also used django taggit module to categorize the blogs. i want to track the user and which categories of blogs he/she is searching/reading then utilize this data to recommend blogs in a recommended blogs section in the home page. But Unfortunately i have not a single idea for how to implement that... It would be great if someone could help... Thanks in Advance...

Help
And Please tag me when answering.........
like @ornate flame

help me in #🤡help-banana

[blazing plover]

Hi, I'm an incoming CS major at my uni and I'm really interested in web development leaning towards the front-end development with room for full-stack development. Most of the courses taught in my program are going to be back-end related so I'm wondering if I should pursue learning JavaScript, HTML, CSS or should I continue learning Python like I'm currently doing right now and transition into front-end tools. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask so sorry in advance if it's in the wrong section.

[half abyss]

Learn frontend

And keep doing python

Since it's very useful as a backend tool

[eternal blade]

css is hard

[surreal portal]

I don’t get the point of django-filter

Can’t we use normal querysets?

[winter pivot]

Hello please help, im new to devops.
I am using django rest framework and allowed all CORS

ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["*"]
CORS_ALLOW_ALL_ORIGINS = True

this is deployed on aws lightsail and is a working api.

I have a react frontend deployed on aws amplify, but I always get this error:

Access to XMLHttpRequest at '<api>' from origin '<frontend>' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

how do i fix this?

[surreal portal]

Are you sure your settings are up to date?

[inland oak]

pip install django-cors-headers

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    "corsheaders",
    ...
]

MIDDLEWARE = [  
    'corsheaders.middleware.CorsMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
    ...
]

[winter pivot]

i have this already... as well as the middleware

[inland oak]

is django behind some reverse proxy perhaps

nginx?

[winter pivot]

yes it is in nnginx

[inland oak]

there is the problem then

[winter pivot]

how should i fix?

[inland oak]

server {
  listen 4000 ssl;

  # # location of SSL certificates
  ssl_certificate /app/web/ssl/ssl.crt;
  ssl_certificate_key /app/web/ssl/ssl.key;

  location / {
    proxy_pass http://django;
    proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
    proxy_set_header Host $host;
    proxy_redirect off;

  }

  location /static/ {
    alias /app/web/build/static/;

    if ($request_method = 'OPTIONS') {
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' '*';

        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Credentials' 'true';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Methods' 'GET, POST, OPTIONS';

        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Headers' 'DNT,X-CustomHeader,Keep-Alive,User-Agent,X-Requested-With,If-Modified-Since,Cache-Control,Content-Type';

        add_header 'Access-Control-Max-Age' 86400;
        add_header 'Content-Type' 'text/plain charset=UTF-8';
        add_header 'Content-Length' 0;
        return 204; break;
     }

     if ($request_method = 'POST') {
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' '*';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Credentials' 'true';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Methods' 'GET, POST, OPTIONS';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Headers' 'DNT,X-CustomHeader,Keep-Alive,User-Agent,X-Requested-With,If-Modified-Since,Cache-Control,Content-Type';
     }
     if ($request_method = 'GET') {
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' '*';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Credentials' 'true';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Methods' 'GET, POST, OPTIONS';
        add_header 'Access-Control-Allow-Headers' 'DNT,X-CustomHeader,Keep-Alive,User-Agent,X-Requested-With,If-Modified-Since,Cache-Control,Content-Type';
     }
  }

}

add in the appropriate place those add_header things

[winter pivot]

should i copy all add_header things in nginx?

[inland oak]

whatever you wish

[winter pivot]

what things should i change?

im not so familiar with nginx, i cant understand some of the code

[inland oak]

location /static/ {
    alias /app/web/build/static/;

# add_headers

}

it is responsible for adding your CORS thing to your static files served with nginx

if something would be still wrong

check

  location / {
    proxy_pass http://django;
    proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
    proxy_set_header Host $host;
    proxy_redirect off;

  }

may be it has something useful too, but I doubt.
this is looking like it is not setting any CORS related, this is just transmiting ip of the incoming request

try and check if it would be related

[winter pivot]

i see. thank you @inland oak. can I pm you if I encounter anything more?

[inland oak]

nah. I am at the moment all in pain and not in the best mood, I would be a bit over aggressive I think

[winter pivot]

okay, thanks for the tip

[jovial cloud]

Hi guys, I'm currently learning the basics of JavaScript. What else do I need to learn before I can use Ajax with my flask apps?

[lavish ferry]

Well sounds like you need to learn how to use JS with your Flask webapp.

[ashen bay]

Can anyone think of a way I could “Print to PDF” a page, non inclusive of the header/footer/menu?

I’ve essentially created a report of data. It would be a good feature to be able to allow the users to print that off

[subtle heron]

I am gonna start learning web development.. But have no idea about where to start from what should be the first step? Can some please help out .

[random jolt]

Learn python fundamentals then try Django tutorials on YouTube

[past cipher]

So normally I use flask login manager to login users. But with this new project I'm working on, the API is also going to be used for a mobile app. What type of login should I use? I have a general idea of how it should work: User logs in, it queries the database, and returns a token. I use this token for further requests. Is there a specific terminology for this type of login, so I can research it?

or if there is another way to achieve what I want?

[versed python]

It's called token based authentication :)

Idk about flask but Django rest framework has an implementation out of the box

[past cipher]

Thanks! i just figured out its called JWT, i'm just trying to see the different between JWT and normal token authentication (which is stored in the user table)

[cursive pine]

Folks I have a simple problem with my HTML table (in Flask). Can someone please figure out why my CSS isnt being applied to the table which I produced using jinja python? #help-corn

[next comet]

im not sure how it is in flask, but in django i have come across at similar problem, and I believe it was the browser's cache

when ran in incognito, or just with disabled cache it was working fine

[cursive pine]

dont think thats it. because every 20 seconds when i refresh new data comes up

[next comet]

Unfortunately, I can't be of any help. I'm not familiar with flask

[true kernel]

im just learning django and whenever I change any backend code, I have to runserver again! I know that this can happen sometimes, but in my case its happening everytime?

[next comet]

are you sure it doesn't make the changes, usually it should rerun the server automatically

what ide do you use?

[true kernel]

visual studio code @next comet

[true kernel]

Yes. Extremely sus

the html edits work just fine. it's the python part that needs restarting

[eternal blade]

What kind of changes did you make?

[true kernel]

just adding new functions in views.py and editing them

nothing breaking

[eternal blade]

it will take a few seconds for the server to automatically reload

What django version are you using?

[true kernel]

3.2.5

[eternal blade]

Did you save the file?

[true kernel]

yes. It runs fine after restarting the server

[eternal blade]

that's sus

[true kernel]

Switched the ide to sublime. Issue persists

btw your name is hella cool @eternal blade

[eternal blade]

thanks

everything is objects

[sour basalt]

hey y'all

Can anyone help with css stuff

[noble bolt]

Hello everybody, I'm suffering with authentication & authorization in Django restframework, even though I read the documentations many times, about token, sessions, oauth1, aouth2. But I can't seem to put it all together, could someone help understand where to use what, and the difference between all these methods, THX❤️

[leaden carbon]

guys, can anyone help me very quickly with a deploy on heroku with my django app

[leaden carbon]

its my first deploy and i encountering a serious of erros, fixing ones and finding others

i we could go to a voice chat i would appreciate

thanks, tag me anytime

[ornate flame]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68593156/how-to-recommend-items-in-django please answer

[modest scaffold]

can you download files to an s3 bucket
like if i have a script in ec2 that downloads file and i choose the destination to be in a s3 bucket?

[formal moth]

Hi, I got this code online for updating cache on Flask apps, but I'm not too sure what each line does, can someone explain?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32132648/python-flask-and-jinja2-passing-parameters-to-url-for

@app.context_processor
def override_url_for():
    return dict(url_for=dated_url_for)

def dated_url_for(endpoint, **values):
    if endpoint == 'static':
        filename = values.get('filename', None)
        if filename:
            file_path = os.path.join(app.root_path,
                                 endpoint, filename)
            values['q'] = int(os.stat(file_path).st_mtime)
    return url_for(endpoint, **values)

[blazing plover]

If I wanted to be a front-end developer should I learn JavaScript first or keep learning Python?

I want to have a bit of back end knowledge

[eternal blade]

You should learn html/css/js for front-end development

[calm plume]

JavaScript is essential for frontend, and you can also do backend in js with Node.js

So if your main goal is frontend, I'd go with JavaScript personally

[blazing plover]

oh i see, so if i learn node.js there isn't really any point to learning python with frameworks like django?

[modest scaffold]

but django kinda swag doe

[calm plume]

If you prefer Python for backend, Python is fine

[blazing plover]

i knowww

[calm plume]

It's your preference

[blazing plover]

its so hard to decide

[calm plume]

But if you're wanting to be mostly frontend, JavaScript is the way

[blazing plover]

i love python bc its easier for me to understand but i really wanna become a proficient front end dev

[modest scaffold]

after you learn the basic stuff like html and css you could look at front end frameworks like angular

[eternal blade]

css is the hard part

[modest scaffold]

css aint even that bad

[calm plume]

Angular is losing popularity afaik

[blazing plover]

is react good as well? I heard good things about it

[modest scaffold]

just use display: flex

[calm plume]

React is one of the most popular, yes

https://2020.stateofjs.com/en-US/technologies/front-end-frameworks/

[modest scaffold]

angulars just an example

[blazing plover]

how similar is c/java to js?

they're static typed languages right?

[modest scaffold]

not similar

[calm plume]

js is dynamically types

But you can use TypeScript to use static typing in JS

[calm plume]

Not very similar at all

[blazing plover]

oh okay i see

my uni primarily teaches in c/java so ig ill self teach myself js

[calm plume]

java is to javascript as car is to carpet

[calm plume]

https://javascript.info is a great way to get started with JS

[blazing plover]

okay thank you so much

[modest scaffold]

can you download files to an s3 bucket
like if i have a script in ec2 that downloads file and i choose the destination to be in a s3 bucket?

[quartz bough]

hey

[nocturne night]

Made a flask boilerplate if its any use

git clone https://github.com/SarangT123/flask-boilerplate

[quartz bough]

can anybody help with django

[austere relic]

I'm running my aiohttp server with authbind and it's not working

that's the command

I made a test. Every time the homepage is visited it tries to touch (command) a file in the root directory

and it works....

[faint path]

more than jquery too?

[calm plume]

I believe so

jQuery isn't used often much anymore in non-legacy code afaik

jQuery has lost popularity as the newer more modern frameworks do what it does better

[faint path]

oh i see

oh jquery is pretty low, below meteor, which i don't even expect javascript developers to have heard of

[calm plume]

I've certainly never heard of it

[quartz yacht]

Hi, I'm trying to get a form to save within Django and am having no luck. I'd like to use a django form to create a digital ocean droplet and have it linked to the student who creates the droplet. I can get the droplet created, but the form won't save. Any help would be appreciated:

`def DropletCreateView(request):
if request.method == 'GET':
form = LHCreateForm()
else:
form = LHCreateForm(request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
ipv4 = form.cleaned_data['ipv4']
cider_size = form.cleaned_data['cider_size']
DropletName = form.cleaned_data['DropletName']
Droplet.customer = request.user
u = form.save()

        try:
            #gog = env("dOcean")
            url2 = "https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/droplets"
            headers_do = {
                'Content-Type': 'application/json',
                'Accept': 'application/json',
                'Authorization':'Bearer Super-Sweet-API-Key',
            }

            droplet_create_data = {
                "name":DropletName,
                "region":"nyc3",
                "size":"s-1vcpu-1gb",
                "image":"ubuntu-20-04-x64",
                "ssh_keys":'301886968888',
                "backups":"false",
                "ipv6":"true",
                "user_data":"null",
                "private_networking":"null",
                #"volumes": null,
                "tags":["customer-slug"]
            }
            r2 = requests.post(url2, headers=headers_do, json=droplet_create_data)
            r3 = r2.json()
            print(r3)



        except BadHeaderError:
                    return HttpResponse('Invalid header found.')
        return redirect('success')
return render(request, 'pages/droplet_create.html', {'form': form})

def successView(request):
return redirect('')`

The error I receive is: NOT NULL constraint failed: pages_lighthouse.customer_id

[next comet]

do you understand the meaning of the error

[quartz yacht]

Yes, I do. It wasn’t pulling in the user which was required. I couldn’t figure out how to pull that user in but I figured it out.

[warm pine]

anyone have idea how to make web like botghost.com

[native tide]

hi, how do I make a custom 'page not found' page using flask?

[wooden ruin]

look into error handling in flask and the @app.errorhandler(404) decorator

[native tide]

thanks

[twin shore]

can someone help me understand the benefit (if any) of using something like flask or django for a backend with a react frontend? is there something inherently bad of just using a node server to use react?

[proper hinge]

I've not written apps with node before, so I'm not gonna be able to give you a detailed answers comparing these backend frameworks. It's not a matter of it being inherently bad, it's a matter of having different features, the ecosystems around these frameworks, and also personal preference (which language you like more, which lang/framework you have more experience in, etc.)

Well, node is a runtime not quite a framework. I assume you mean something like express for a node backend.

Anyway, on the surface, these frameworks ostensibly fulfil the same purpose. But when you look more closely, they have different features. For example, django is designed to be more "batteries included" so it comes with an ORM, an admin site, etc. and it's designed together so the idea is that it is integrated better and works out of the box better compared to installing third party libraries to fulfil these other needs.

[twin shore]

Alright I see, well thanks for taking the time to explain that, it definitely cleared things up

[past lance]

Hey, I am very well versed in python, but I don't know much about advanced web development (Knows only the basics of HTML/CSS/JS)

For a side project I want to build a live streaming website/app

People recommend me to look into EXPO react native

but python is my best language, so I want to know is there any good python web/app framework that works for live streaming?

[eternal blade]

Python is used for backend development (django, flask, fastapi), React native is a front end javascript framework

You can use python as the backend for your app and React native as the front end

[true kernel]

this is not python but, when I open pgadmin4, shouldnt it already have a postgre server?

Or I have to create one?

[inland oak]

postgresql and pgadmin4 are two different but compatible programms

[true kernel]

ohh

[inland oak]

postgresql is a program for database
pgadmin4 is a purely Graphical Interface to make your experience a bit more comfortable

you can create database having only postgresql, by using console interface, pgadmin4 existnence is not needed for that

[true kernel]

I see. So what do I name the server?

[true kernel]

I'm trying to follow a tutorial on youtube, so I'd like to do things identically

[inland oak]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[dusk portal]

Why we need to learn Django Rest Framework

What is Rest api

Why django rest framework if we can create stuff with Django

[versed python]

Look these questions up on the internet first

[dusk portal]

I just searched on yt
Ppl directly start teaching noone tells why it is needed
How and when

[versed python]

https://www.django-rest-framework.org/ literally the first search -_-

https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/api/what-is-a-rest-api

[faint path]

an api is used to transfer data between the frontend (javascript) and backend (django rf) in your case

[fierce gale]

Hello, I am new in this server, and I am interesed in backend web development with python using the django framework. Are there any tips on how to do so?

[formal moth]

Does anyone know a Python module for making interactive maps for Flask?

Ik about Pyecharts, but the documentation isn't as good

[rigid parrot]

Anyone experienced with microservice architecture?

[runic sparrow]

I know this isn't strictly just about Python, but could someone please confirm or correct whether this is the correct way to do favicons for a static website (not PWA)?

[sudden gulch]

hey i need help with django models

im taking an input of an audio file using filefield

but i want to check whether the user is submitting only audiofile

not other files

how can i do that

[past cipher]

yes

[runic sparrow]

I've skimmed various websites, but they all have different methods

[past cipher]

Need a little help with something. I am building a webapp, and I am also building an API so that when the mobile developer is hired, he can easily connect to the API to login users etc. Now I a route called student_register - this is a webapp route.

Now inside my api route, I have a route called submit registration. So I want to use this same route for mobile api requests, and website requests. But on desktop its going to return a flash error message, on other api requests, it should return status codes.

Is it possible call another route from within a route?

[versed python]

You can check this at various levels

But overriding the save method of the model would be the best imo

[versed python]

Maybe use some kind of redirect

[eternal blade]

You can use FileValidator, eg: py validators=[FileExtensionValidator(allowed_extensions=['pdf'])]

[native tide]

hey does anyone know how to integrate Windows Terminal in vs code? now it opens in a new window

[grim marten]

anyone know how? For a user selected category (e.g., Rent), determine the mean value
over the whole 12-year period and display the values that fall within
20% of the mean and the years in which they occurred.

[runic sparrow]

Windows Terminal is the new window though, I'm not sure what you're trying to do

You can do stuff like run WSL or Powershell or Command Prompt inside, because those are the different shells

[solid verge]

just open the terminal in vscode

[next comet]

guys did you update your authentication for git? if you didn't use authentication token

[calm plume]

I would recommend starting with the django tutorial, it's really great

Corey Schafer also has a video series on django if you'd prefer that

[mystic wyvern]

Hi ,I am now watching tutorial about api in django but somthing I notice is 'Pygments' what is that

[opaque rivet]

@mystic wyvern that's a google search away

[twin plover]

Hi
I am learning Django and working on an API for a discord bot
I need to put 5 items in a group and should be can call with group PrimaryKey all the items in it
Does anyone have a solution?
(sorry for the bad English)

[wooden ruin]

anyone know if django has some sort of validation pipe system, such as in nestjs where you can define how you want POST data to look like before the request reachers the view?

[wooden ruin]

the vscode integrated terminal is a better option because your code and terminal is all in one window, you can change between shells, and every new terminal process in the integrated terminal starts at the current working directory

[indigo kettle]

do you mean like django forms?

[indigo kettle]

windows terminal just puts cmd/powershell/ubuntu shell/ whatever else in one place right? I'm not sure what it means to put the windows terminal into vscode

[nova sonnet]

how would I implement user created communities using the group class in django?

[opaque rivet]

@wooden ruin DRF serializers, but that's once the request has reached the view... before it reaches the view you could have middleware which you apply to certain routes

[native tide]

Because windows terminal has some tweaks for example ctrl + a, would be nice to finally have it, it's improving normal cmd

[ornate flame]

success_url = reverse_lazy('TaskDetail', kwargs={'pk': Task.pk}) why is this not working urlS.py: path('task-update/int:pk/', TaskUpdateView.as_view(), name='task-update'), help please

[orchid hearth]

Hello guys!
I have been learning the basics of Python for quite some time now but I was wondering whether the Flask framework was a good way for me to learn how to make a website (I don't know any other language besides python...)

[rigid anvil]

Hey, how can I find the http authentication method of a site if it does not show up on the response headers?

[ornate flame]

learn django

its awesome

and secure

[wooden ruin]

you will need to learn either django or flask (the choice is yours), but you will have to be familar with html/css at the least

[orchid hearth]

Mm, I see.

[ornate flame]

yes its your choice

[orchid hearth]

To be honest, I am a complete beginner so I have to learn pretty much everything from scratch

I heard that django was better for complex projects

[wooden ruin]

flask is good for beggineers but man django is awesome

[ornate flame]

but django is awesome, try it once.... it is beginner freindly

[orchid hearth]

and flask more suited to smaller project

Alright, I don't see why not

[ornate flame]

i am a beginner

kind of intermediate now

[orchid hearth]

By the way, is Django requires heavy knowledge about CSS and HTML?

[ornate flame]

no

but you have to learn js html css in the long run for web development

[wooden ruin]

django/flask are backend frameworks, htmll/css/js is used client side

[ornate flame]

yes

but not heavy knowledge

first learn html css js

django and backend frameworks

do @ornate flame to reply

[orchid hearth]

Okay thank you 🙂

[ornate flame]

but dont worry html css are easy

js is not manadtory but neccesary....

[orchid hearth]

@ornate flame js was pretty daunting tbh cuz of the syntax

But if it helps...

[ornate flame]

freecodecamp is the best way

if you know python the js will be easy

i am learning js now

[orchid hearth]

I know basic python but that's a far cry from being an expert

In school we mostly learn how to use it for math problem solving

It doesn't teach me much about the other stuff

[ornate flame]

no expert needied

[orchid hearth]

yeah I suppose

[ornate flame]

freecodecamp learn python

[orchid hearth]

I see thank you very much for the advice

[twin plover]

Sorry can anyone guide me?

[meager anchor]

can you share your current schema and maybe a drawing of how you want your assocations / group to look like? i'm having a hard time understanding right now

[meager anchor]

is that the only path in urls.py? do you want the task update view as the success_url or another one?

[meager anchor]

it is, yes. you can also try django, but it's a bit more involved than flask, i would highly recommend starting with flask first to learn web development and moving to django later

[opaque rivet]

you can loop through inputs (which are of the type checkbox) and then check if the text of the DOM element is equal to the "By checking the box you acknowledge...", then you know it's the right input

[native tide]

Delete it, easier

[opaque rivet]

# Inputs that are children of <label> tags
possible_inputs = driver.find_elements_by_xpath("//label/input")
for input_ in possible_inputs:
  if "text_here" in input_.text:
    input_.click()
    break

read code above

input_ is a DOM element... you check if it's text is equal to what you want

if it had to text then you know it's not the element you're after

[twin plover]

OK, This API is supposed to return five simple questions with a GET request like this: example.com/api?question_pack_number=(number_of_question)
My problem is that I do not know how to write the models.py file of the api app so that all the items in a group can be called with the primary key of group.

[opaque rivet]

any... they are identifiers for the input

the text may be of the label tag, instead of the input tag actually

[mystic vortex]

any web dev team here

[opaque rivet]

team?

[mystic vortex]

yep

[mystic vortex]

do u know about any web dev team

[opaque rivet]

a "team"? no. you gotta question?

the href attribute yes

it has another attribute, target

[opaque rivet]

show code

well, the text could be a part of the label tag instead of the input tag. Try investigate the text of them elements to see which one to select.

I think it would be a part of the label tag here

also,

if "href" in input_.text:
    input_.click()
    break

There isn't any "href" text on the page, so that will always be false

even another way to check would be to check the hrefs of the links:

# Iterates through all labels
labels = driver.find_elements_by_xpath("//label")
# Checks if there is an anchor tag within the label
for label in labels:
  # Gets first anchor tag
  first_anchor = label.find_element_by_xpath("//a[1]")
  if first_anchor:
    if first_anchor.get_attribute("href") == "/static/terms.html":
      # You know you know have the right label
      # Select the child input and click it
      label.find_element_by_xpath("//input[1]").click()

[gray tree]

What is the best light way to publish a website to the web?

I just made a simple website and wanna put it out on the web

[native tide]

hmm

[opaque rivet]

well, the general premise is there with multiple ways to do it, gl

[native tide]

okay

thanks for the help

Is it better to learn flask or Django

[dusk portal]

hey can any1 gimme some tips to learn django rest framework

and some good tutorials

cez docs aren't enough i'll follow along the docs + i will se tutorial 1st

as docs are kinda harder then vid

[edgy anvil]

anyone know how to get another value from the database based on login information. Like i want to get something else associated with their email

This is in flask btw

[thorn igloo]

need more details

[edgy anvil]

So I have a login page right. I want to get the file that is associated with the login info.

I have a data base that stores usernames email password hashes and a data_name. I want to get the data_name file and then put it on my graphs.py file

[thorn igloo]

ok, is data_name on the same table as email etc

[edgy anvil]

Yes

[thorn igloo]

ok, so why not just query the database with the login details

[edgy anvil]

But how do I get the current user one

Is there like a current user or something

That I can query the data_name file

[thorn igloo]

what do you mean current user? what are you using for user login management?

[edgy anvil]

Flask's thing

[thorn igloo]

what thing is that

[edgy anvil]

yes wait

can i do the same thing?

like

User.query

and do form.username.data

[thorn igloo]

are you using flask login?

[edgy anvil]

yeah

[thorn igloo]

ok, so it has a current_user object

[edgy anvil]

ah yeah thats what i was asking about

[thorn igloo]

no, i mean the flask-login library

not a wtforms

[edgy anvil]

hmm

i c

but ive used

[thorn igloo]

so are you using it?

[edgy anvil]

current_user

[thorn igloo]

where is login_user from?

[edgy anvil]

and it gives me thr right one

[thorn igloo]

dude, are you using this https://flask-login.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ yes or no

oh you ah nvm

wait

yes, there is a current user object

[edgy anvil]

so i can use the current_user thing right

okk

so i can do

current_user.data_name

[thorn igloo]

yes

[edgy anvil]

tyy

cuz i used it in my html

ok

thank you sir

or mam

[thorn igloo]

sir is fine

[edgy anvil]

ty sir

[edgy anvil]

o wait but i have to import that in my graphs.py file right

[thorn igloo]

i'm not sure what graphs.py does

[thorn igloo]

but if you want to use current user in it, yes you can import it from flask_login

[thorn igloo]

yes

[edgy anvil]

that good?

okk

ty sir again

[carmine cipher]

I have to work on a website project ,can someone please tell me what SGBD is better to use?

[random jolt]

What are the things python backend programmers do?

Help me out please

[jade lark]

Uhh a lot. You're going to want to be more specific here.
Database design, storing and retrieving data, authentication, scheduled jobs, micro services... Basically anything you could think of.

[edgy anvil]

problem again. Uhm i doin't think im using the right syntax to get the info in the data_name column

is that the correct syntax?

[edgy anvil]

yeah ig that was the wrong syntax

but this should be working right

[thorn igloo]

bro, why are you querying for a user when you already have current user?

what is data supposed to be? cause it's an object at this point

[edgy anvil]

o ok

[edgy anvil]

um im just trying to store the data_name

like thaty

so the login is dev

right

and im trying to get the data_name

[edgy anvil]

oh so do i just say

current_user.data_name

is that all?

its still saying its an object

[nova sonnet]

What would be the best for creating a user community system in my web app

would i have to create a new model or to use the groups that django gives you

[edgy anvil]

@thorn igloo

[native tide]

I have used the User model since the beginning of my project from django.contrib.auth.model. But now I want a to use a CustomUser model

what do I do?

Do I delete all the posts + users? then create the CustomUser model + additional fields I want to add to my Post model.

[thorn igloo]

restart the server

[edgy anvil]

I did tho Everytime

[thorn igloo]

show me your model for user

[edgy anvil]

I'm just not able to get any of the columns

Ok

I even tried it with email_address

Do I import them separately or something

[thorn igloo]

show me user loader

[edgy anvil]

Ok

[thorn igloo]

show me the error you are getting

[edgy anvil]

It just says it has no attribute

When I did user = current_user

And then in format function

I passed through

user.data_name

And it said it had no attribute data_name

[thorn igloo]

bruh, are you calling this function after the user is logged in or what

[edgy anvil]

Yeah

It's supposed to

But I think what is happening is

It's just not running

Cuz no user has logged in

Is there a way to bypass that

[thorn igloo]

dude, the data_name attribute only works if the user is logged in

for current_user

[edgy anvil]

Yah ik

But how do I make it bypass

[thorn igloo]

i thought data_name was linked to a user

[edgy anvil]

It is

[thorn igloo]

how are you gonna access it for a specific user without loggin them in, that makes no sense

[edgy anvil]

Yah

I realized that

But it is there a way to bypass that

Or another way to do all of this

[thorn igloo]

you need a way to know which user you are dealing with, either way you're gonna query the database

[edgy anvil]

Yah ik

Is there a way to not

Load in the csv

[thorn igloo]

you can't access something linked to a user without identifying the user

[edgy anvil]

Unless the user is logged in

[thorn igloo]

what you want to do is impossible.

[edgy anvil]

[thorn igloo]

unless you just randomly query a user and display that data

[edgy anvil]

Can't I do like

If user logged in

Load the csv

Else

Do nothing?

Can that be a possibiloty

[thorn igloo]

yes, that's possible

[edgy anvil]

Okk

I assume flask has it's thing?

What can I use in this case?

[thorn igloo]

current_user.is_authenticated

[edgy anvil]

Okk

Tyy sir

[thorn igloo]

learn to refer to the docs, this info is there

[lost lynx]

I'm looking to create a user community system for my webpage can anyone guide me in the right direction on what to do?

[thorn igloo]

step 1: list all your requirements

[lost lynx]

What do you mean?

[thorn igloo]

you write down what you want this community system to be able to do etc

that will give you an idea of the functionality you need

to implement

[lost lynx]

I was wondering is it best to use a django groups or use a custom model?

[thorn igloo]

depends on your requirements

[lost lynx]

There will be permissions, owners and mods. So which would be best for this?

[thorn igloo]

idk

[nova sonnet]

are you familiar with django groups @thorn igloo

[thorn igloo]

no, i don't use django, i'm a flask guy

[nova sonnet]

ah fair

[native tide]

I have used the User model since the beginning of my project from django.contrib.auth.model. But now I want a to use a CustomUser model
what do I do?
Do I delete all the posts + users? then create the **CustomUser **`model + additional fields I want to add to my Post model.

[versed python]

Yes that'd be the way to go. But changing the auth model midway through the project is going to be difficult, the Django docs themselves say so.

I think you'll probably have to delete all migrations that are related to the user.

[native tide]

Do I also delete the migrations file for the posts?

[versed python]

Try first without deleting them

I suspect you'll have to since post will probably have a relation to the user

[grim marten]

display the values that fall within 20% of the mean

any idea anyone?

[true kernel]

hello

do we have to clear residues from migrations? or something like that? In django.

I encountered an error, which I removed. Yet it still shows that same error when I run python manage.py migrate

[ornate flame]

@candid palm which error?

[twin plover]

@meager anchor

[next comet]

can anyone give me good site for html templates for errors,

[full nacelle]

Hi. I have been working on a Python Flask app recently. I have wanted to host this app using Heroku service, but I cannot seem to get it working. I am trying to use the service 'waitress' to help with this. But I am not sure how to get them to work together. My current Procfile is:web: waitress-serve api:app
My python file is labeled as api.py and is in the same folder as the Procfile. The end of my python file I just have serve(app)
Whenever I try to visit the website, I get the error

 Error R10 (Boot timeout) -> Web process failed to bind to $PORT within 60 seconds of launch

Does anyone know what I should do to fix this? Thank you.

[meager anchor]

i don't understand what you're saying with primary key. wouldn't you just want to return five questions from the database t random?

[meager anchor]

can you run it locally? does heroku expect it to run at a different port than it does?

[meager anchor]

normally not, no

[meager anchor]

can you share the error and the generated migration?

[true kernel]

I figured it out

So the residue bit was somehow correct

if one of the migrations has bugs then all subsequent migrations will have it

so i had to individually delete the buggy file, then it worked

[twin plover]

PK
for example
Question_pack.objects.get(pk=pk)
I wanted to create 5 char fields in a model and use it
But I thought maybe there was a better solution

[meager anchor]

ah I see, that makes sense

[meager anchor]

yes, but if you want to retrieve multiple objects, like a random sample of questions, then a pk is probably not what you want? a primary key is unique, so getting a question with that would only return a single entry. or do you want to return a set of questions grouped by some category?

first off, you should delete that message and regenerate the client secret asap

[native tide]

oh

ok

i regenerate

ty

for saving me

[meager anchor]

did you install requests in a virtual environment? is there a setting telling pylance which interpreter to use?

[native tide]

i installed it in cmd propt

[meager anchor]

with pip install?

[native tide]

yeah

pip install requests

[native tide]

oh i got it to work i just had to reboot vs code

[meager anchor]

👍

[full nacelle]

I decided to just switch it to the default server inbuilt with flask. Couldn't get it to work with waitress or gunicorn

[native tide]

no clue what i did wrong

[twin plover]

I also do not want it to be random, it is supposed to return specific questions. In fact, I want to know is it possible to create a parent model that contains a certain number of other models So as to be able to access child models by parent pk?

[elder nebula]

You need to set the token

for the bot

[native tide]

ok

[elder nebula]

Also you should use this #discord-bots

[native tide]

i was making this for the website

i needed to connect the bot to the website

but ty for the help

[meager anchor]

ahhh okay I see. you want to use a OneToManyField or ManyToManyField, see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/topics/db/examples/

[twin plover]

Thanks

[rocky ferry]

please wait bro let me get some help after that u ask

[dusk portal]

i can help u what's the issue

[rocky ferry]

some path issue

bro

[dusk portal]

bro

ur issue is

too simple

wait show whole error

i'll fix it

for u

[rocky ferry]

it is on the above images

[dusk portal]

it's not whole ss

[rocky ferry]

i have app name calc

[dusk portal]

which page u r accessing i can't see the slug ^^ up

[rocky ferry]

damn

i have a app name call calc

i have a function in view to handle add

[dusk portal]

bro in the app urls why didnt u mentioned

name='xyz'/what u want to name

[jolly chasm]

hey guys
is there any way i can pass variables to a json file?

so i can access them in a js file

[marsh canopy]

I have a question about Django models/forms. In the project I'm making, I ask the user 3 questions. First I have a dropdown field where the user can select which object to create, then in the next form I ask about parameters for that object (which vary wildly depending on the object), and in the third form where the user selects how they want the object to display (also depends on the object, but it's always a single dropdown field).

The problem arises in the second step. One of the objects requires only a single checkbox (models.BooleanField) and whenever I want to create that object, the second step is skipped completely, I am not shown the checkbox at all, instead I go directly to the third step (selecting the way I want to display it). After some digging I figured that form.is_valid() evaluates to True if there are only bool fields, so that step immediately passes through and skips to the next step, without waiting for the user to actually click Continue. Does anyone have any idea how to work around this issue?

[native tide]

I really messed up the backend of my project

I have a User model and Post model

user can create posts

this is what the Post model looks like```py

class Post(models.Model):
options = (('draft', 'Draft'), ('published', 'Published'))

category = models.ForeignKey(Category, on_delete=models.PROTECT, default=1)
title = models.CharField(max_length=250)
excerpt = models.TextField(null=True)
content = models.TextField()
slug = models.SlugField(max_length=250, unique_for_date='published', null=True, blank=True)
published = models.DateTimeField(default=timezone.now)
author = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='blog_post')
status = models.CharField(max_length=10, default='published', choices=options)

class Meta:
    ordering =  ('-published',)

def __str__(self):
    return self.title

def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
    self.slug = slugify(self.title)
    super().save(*args, **kwargs)```

I deleted all the posts that were created + the migrations file

and when I try to delete all the users now I get this error OperationalError at /admin/auth/user/ no such table: blog_post

I also deleted migrations for the User

When I tried to delete Users before I deleted the Post + it's migrations, I also couldn't delete them because of outstanding tokens.

[opaque rivet]

could you show us the view? iirc, form.is_valid() checks if the request method is POST. So, in theory it should only be valid if the user submits the form, maybe there's a logical error in the view.

[native tide]

I'm using JWT

[opaque rivet]

surely you can just delete all of the migrations files, nuke the db then remigrate?

what db are you using?

[native tide]

default sqlite

[native tide]

I can do that for the Users?

[opaque rivet]

yeah just delete your database... your migrations don't align with your table schema anymore

then remake

[native tide]

ok

[marsh canopy]

the function in views.py where this happens is

def create_parameters(request, content_type):
    parameters_form = problem_parameters_form(
        content_type, request.POST or request.GET or None
    )
    if parameters_form.is_valid():
        return create_text(request, content_type)
    return render(
        request,
        "objects/create_parameters.html",
        {"form": parameters_form},
    )

[opaque rivet]

is this for the 2nd step?

[marsh canopy]

yes, I have create_object() which is called at the start, that one in turn calls this functions to get parameters, and this one calls create_display() to get the display, and that function then saves the whole object. The if parameters_form.is_valid(): from the function I sent above is the one that evaluates to True immediately if there is only a single BooleanField

[opaque rivet]

that's a bit confusing to me...

parameters_form = problem_parameters_form(
        content_type, request.POST or request.GET or None

is going to be populated, and if the req method is POST it will always be valid... have you checked what request.POST contains?

[placid sapphire]

hey, how can i get a number of something in a json variable for example

"1": {
"type": "food"
}```

in my case should equal 97

[fast yoke]

Oh yes you’re right

[stray shard]

https://kolkatakurti.com/
this is the website when you click on join Whatsapp
it will show you a pop up for phone no. and I want when user enters no. an OTP will be sent to the no. and they will enter the OTP and click on validate OTP and then the next popup will be shown
please have a look and help me out

pin me

[native tide]

I get this error AttributeError: Manager isn't available; 'auth.User' has been swapped for 'users.CustomUser'

This is my user models file ```py
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import AbstractUser

Create your models here.

class CustomUser(AbstractUser):
pass```

I set AUTH_USER_MODEL in settings AUTH_USER_MODEL='users.CustomUser'

and this is the users.admin file ```py
from django.contrib import admin
from .models import CustomUser
from django.contrib.auth.admin import UserAdmin

Register your models here.

admin.site.register(CustomUser, UserAdmin)```

[wooden ruin]

try using the following instead

from django.contrib import admin, auth
admin.site.register(auth.get_user_model(), auth.admin.UserAdmin)

[sudden gulch]

hey i just downloaded a static contact page with form in it
and using django im saving info to db
but i want functionality of django forms
modelForms
i dont wnat to create a new form using modelforms
just want
raw form to have clean and isvalid functionality

[native tide]

I get the same error

[native tide]

fixed

I was using CustomUser in more places🥲

[velvet void]

@native tide r u good at css

I need some css help rn

[native tide]

im like "meh"

what do you need help with

[velvet void]

umm just making my set responsive

site

[native tide]

oke

[velvet void]

<html lang="en">
<head>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
  <title>Resu-Me</title>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ url_for('static', filename='style.css') }}">
  <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Courier+Prime&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">
</head>

<body>
  <h1>A new way to get Volunteer Oppurtunities to your prefrence</h1>
  <div class="description">
    <h2>Resu-Me searches our database to find you volunteer <br>oppurtunities catered to your needs and wants.Find <br>a chance to volunteer at a great place by <a href="#">Registering</a></h2>
  </div>
  <div class="backgroundImg">
    <img src = "../static/assets/volunteering_icon.png" alt = "Img" width = "200" id="backgroundImg"/>
    <img src = "../static/assets/resume_build.png" alt = "img2" height = "50" id="HomeImg2"/>
  </div>
  <ul style="list-style-type:none;" id="nav">
    <li><a href="#"> <img src = "../static/assets/logo.png" alt = "Logo" height = "50"/></a></li>
    <li><a href="#">HOME</a></li>
    <li><a href="#">ABOUT</a></li>
    <li><a href="#">SEARCH</a></li>
    <li><a href="#">CONTACT US</a></li>
  </ul>
</body>
</html>```

html

    margin-top: 31%;
    width: 20%;
    height: 40%;
    background-color: black;
  }
  img#HomeImg2{
    position: absolute;
    margin-left: 60%;
    margin-top:25%;
    width: 20%;
    height: 40%;
  }
  ul#nav{
      width: 100%;
      height : 10%;
      background-color : rgb(92,82,102);
      position:fixed;
      top:0;
      left: 0;
      margin: 0 0 0 0;
    }

    body{
      background-color : rgb(123,123,164);
    }
    body h1 {
      font-family : sans-serif, Helvetica;
      position: absolute;
      color : rgb(255,255,255);
      margin-top: 3%;
      margin-right: 3%;
      font-size:10vh;
      margin-left: 10%;
      word-spacing: 0.2em;
      text-align : center;
    }
    .description{

    }
    body h2 {
      font-family : 'Courier Prime' ;
      position: absolute;
      color : rgb(200 200 200);
      padding: 1%;
      margin-top : 20%;
      margin-left:22%;
      width: 50%;
      background-color : rgb(100,100,150);
      font-size:3vh;
      text-align : center;
    }
    body h2 a{
      color : rgb(200 200 235);

    }
    ul#nav li{
      float: left;
      display: flex;
      height: 100%;
    }

    ul#nav li a{
      font-family : sans-serif, Helvetica;
      text-decoration : none;
      margin-right: 3em;
      margin-bottom: auto;
      margin-top: auto;
      display: flex;
      align-items: center;
      color : rgb(255,255, 255);
      font-size:3vh;
    }

    li:hover {
      text-decoration : underline;
    }```
csss

those r the files

[native tide]

@media only screen and (max-width: 780px)```

[velvet void]

well i tried that

and formatted according to

a phone but that didnt scale

to other devices

so idk what to do

[native tide]

you are using scss?

[velvet void]

idk what that is

bruh

[native tide]

I set seperate media querys for seperate devices

[velvet void]

stop interuppting ma phew

[native tide]

<@&831776746206265384>

[velvet void]

Muig use modmain

[rigid loom]

Was this handled?

[void idol]

is anyone especially good at regex / rewrites in apache?

[proper hinge]

Maybe. You should just ask your question.

[native tide]

can someone show me some Navbar strategies with flask

im currently writing the same variable names in 4 places and i dont like that tbh

i was thinking of adding a decorator to register functions ina global NAV bar variable

but when i did that, it would only work after i used the given view function

[dusk portal]

@api_view(['POST'])
def taskcreator(request):
    serializer=TaskSerializer(data=request.data)
    if serializer.is_valid():
        serializer.save()
    return Response(serializer.data)```

[dusk portal]

@opaque rivet the only hope == u (lol)

[placid plover]

Hi, could you please recommend to me some great web where I could learn django???

[round linden]

Udemy

[neon berry]

MEGA

[latent whale]

In django,I have a 2 models that are vaguely related. Let's call them A and B. I have a function, that, using an instance of B builds a query expression that updates a related A entry's field.

Where should I put this code? B method? A classmethod? just a straight up function?

It's gonna be called every time a B instance is created.

Putting it as a B method for now but it feels wrong to do that with something that modifies a field on another model. Or maybe I'm tired. IDK.

OK i put the part that gets the query expression for the related A on B, and the updating is a custom manager method on A. Thanks rubber ducks.

[native tide]

Hello guys

im newbie to python , and i was just wondering how can i perform http/https request ?

like "https" module in node.js

[calm plume]

The requests packages is a pretty easy way to do that

!pypi requests

[lavish prism]

requests v2.26.0

Python HTTP for Humans.

[gentle jasper]

Hi, I want to display a value by WebSockets from one page to another but I can't get it to aggregate.

[native tide]

is there anyway without downloading packages ?

[hollow mulch]

hmm, there is urllib which is included, iirc

!d urllib

[lavish prism]

urllib

Source code: Lib/urllib/

urllib is a package that collects several modules for working with URLs...

Similar names: 2to3fixer.urllib

[rare oar]

hey all. I'm assuming theres no way to make a component like react/vue but for a static python fastapi/django site? Just something to pass parameters in that sticks to a ubiqutous language

for instance

<div class="card">
    <div class="card-body">
        <div class="card-title">
            <h5> {{metar.station_id}}</h5>
        </div>
    {{metar.raw_text}}
    </div>
</div>

To something like <Card title="foo" body="bar">

[frail cairn]

Dazzler is react components in Python, server behind is aiohttp.

[rare oar]

thanks. I'll check it out!

Ah, you are the author I presume

I suppose anything like the sort will bring you into a framework. Looking for something pluggable. Thanks though

[coral storm]

Hi I am learnings Django and I am getting this error and I can't fix it no matter what I try

here is the HTML

{% extends 'main.html'%}
{% block content %}

<P>Hello you are on the {{page}} page  </P>
{% if number > 10}
<p>number is greater than 10 </p>
{% else %}
<p>number is not greater than 10 </p>
{% endif %}
<h1>Projects template</h1>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Culpa, nemo. Placeat ex voluptatum in iusto
     asperiores nam nobis eum vitae 
    commodi voluptatibus sunt doloremque, amet dolor velit voluptate. Adipisci, excepturi.</p>

{% endblock content %}

the error

TemplateSyntaxError at /
Invalid block tag on line 7: 'else', expected 'endblock'. Did you forget to register or load this tag?
Request Method:    GET
Request URL:    http://127.0.0.1:8000/
Django Version:    3.2.5
Exception Type:    TemplateSyntaxError
Exception Value:    
Invalid block tag on line 7: 'else', expected 'endblock'. Did you forget to register or load this tag?
Exception Location:    C:\Users\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\lib\site-packages\django\template\base.py, line 522, in invalid_block_tag
Python Executable:    C:\Users\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe
Python Version:    3.9.6
Python Path:    
['C:\\Users\\user\\Desktop\\devsearch',
 'C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\python39.zip',
 'C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\DLLs',
 'C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\lib',
 'C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39',
 'C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\lib\\site-packages']

my views

from django.shortcuts import render
from django.http import HttpResponse

# Create your views here.
def projects(request):
    page = 'Test '
    number = 10
    context = {'page': page, 'number':number}
    return render(request, 'projects/projects.html', context )

def project(request, pk):
    return render(request, 'projects/single-project.html')

can someone please help I have no idea what i did wrong i have the {% endblock content %} tag

[wooden ruin]

youre missing a % neear the {% if number > 10}

[sudden gulch]

hey which is faster
deploying django site on heroku or netlify
or using apache or ngnix on pc to deploy
in which of these my site will be faster

[ionic raft]

That's the error alright! Good eye. 🙂

[coral storm]

Thanks

[ionic raft]

Are you using a text editor?

[coral storm]

ye

VSC

[ionic raft]

VS Code?

[coral storm]

yes i am

[ionic raft]

Surprised it didn't pick up the missing end jinja tag. I'm newish myself, but started on PyCharm. If I miss a tag it flags it in the editor. Not a crutch, but a good catcher of those things

General note. I love UserPassesTestMixin!

[coral storm]

ya that's what I was thinking

but i use other languges beside python

so i find it best to use VSC

[ionic raft]

Ahhh....that makes sense then.

[coral storm]

I mainly use react

[ionic raft]

What do you use react for?

[coral storm]

frontend

making websites

[ionic raft]

Aahhh...
I'm so focused on teh back end of this app right now...
Building out 7 apps within a web application...

The final app will require JS though...so then I'll circle back to JS. But by then I'll have the back end and application built to serve up the data needed for JS

[coral storm]

ye you can never escape from JS

lol

[ionic raft]

Oh I know that. However, by focusing server side first, I'll not be leaning into JS except when I truly need the front end behaviour

[coral storm]

that sound best

[ionic raft]

Literally sitting on a web dev bootcamp in Udemy. Spent the past month learning Django. Love it

did a month of Flask before that. Great foundation

[coral storm]

just started yesterday

[ionic raft]

But now my Django project is 166 files and over 4,000 lines of Python code...it's growing

[coral storm]

wow

[ionic raft]

It's so exciting

[coral storm]

that's awsome

[ionic raft]

Yesterday, worked out how to build a form, get partial data from the user, query for remaining data in control table (membership) and then write the combined record.

[coral storm]

cool