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inland oak
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you did not encode data

wraith pond
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wait i need to encode that too?

inland oak
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I think so

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it is supposed to be base64 encoded

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if it is your icon

wraith pond
# inland oak I think so 
response = response.encode() + data.encode()
AttributeError: 'bytes' object has no attribute 'encode'
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thats what i thought will happen

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let me search how to convert byte to base64

inland oak
wraith pond
inland oak
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!eval

import base64
encoded = base64.b64encode(b'data to be encoded')
print(encoded)
lavish prismBOT
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@inland oak :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

b'ZGF0YSB0byBiZSBlbmNvZGVk'
inland oak
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or may be not

wraith pond
inland oak
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!eval

import base64
encoded = (base64.b64encode(b'data to be encoded')).decode("utf-8")
print(encoded)
lavish prismBOT
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@inland oak :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

ZGF0YSB0byBiZSBlbmNvZGVk
wraith pond
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wait

inland oak
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here you go

wraith pond
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yes

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where does the icon display

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like on leftmost point of the website tab?

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@inland oak

inland oak
wraith pond
inland oak
wraith pond
inland oak
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and compare your result request for icon

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with result from that columbia web site

wraith pond
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i dont know from where it is getting text/plain

inland oak
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text/plain is not image/x-icon

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ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

wraith pond
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        with open(f"htdocs/{filename}", "rb") as f:
            data = f.read()
            response += f"Content-Length: {len(data)}\nContent-Type: image/x-icon\n\n"
            response += (base64.b64encode(data)).decode('utf-8')
            print(response)
        client_connection.sendall(response.encode())
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@inland oak

inland oak
# wraith pond <@!370435997974134785> 
$ curl -v http://www.columbia.edu/favicon.ico --output 123.txt
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0*   Trying 128.59.105.24:80...
* TCP_NODELAY set
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0* Connected to www.columbia.edu (128.59.105.24) port 80 (#0)
> GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1
> Host: www.columbia.edu
> User-Agent: curl/7.68.0
> Accept: */*
> 
* Mark bundle as not supporting multiuse
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2022 12:42:54 GMT
< Server: Apache
< Last-Modified: Tue, 09 Jan 2018 21:34:31 GMT
< Accept-Ranges: bytes
< Content-Length: 5430
< Vary: User-Agent
< Content-Type: image/x-icon
< Set-Cookie: BIGipServer~CUIT~www.columbia.edu-80-pool=1311259520.20480.0000; expires=Sat, 05-Feb-2022 18:42:54 GMT; path=/; Httponly
< 
{ [2816 bytes data]
100  5430  100  5430    0     0  11986      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 11960
* Connection #0 to host www.columbia.edu left intact
wraith pond
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okay?

inland oak
# wraith pond okay?

the point is, we can play with curl to render the response in a detailed fashion what you need to send

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so you can compare with what you are sending

wraith pond
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do i need to send data cookie server

inland oak
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nah, certainly not

wraith pond
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yea

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this maybe Accept-Ranges: bytes

wraith pond
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i even specified the type in index.html

  <head>
      <meta charset="UTF-8">
      <title>Index</title>
      <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"/>
  </head>
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ah wait

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still not

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even though it is x-icon

inland oak
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>>> import requests
>>> resp = requests.get("http://www.columbia.edu/favicon.ico")
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we can query in details what is in resp

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resp.headers
resp.content

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resp.text

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dir(resp) what is existing in response

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try to debug your thing to compare

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render the resp.headers, resp.content, resp.text for your built thing

wraith pond
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okay

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@inland oak it seems like the favicon.ico sends a white image

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even though it is this

2022-02-05_18-34.png
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these are my headers

{'Content-Type': 'image/x-icon', 'Content-Length': '1150'}
inland oak
wraith pond
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yea i got got close and closer

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in like 3hrs(2hrs own debugging before asking)

inland oak
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btw, it is a task in university? Imagine you would be the only one who was able to pass it ๐Ÿ˜‰

wraith pond
inland oak
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i almost finished my own homework too. as part of self studies learning some stuff too.

wraith pond
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if it was they probably would have listed some resources you know

inland oak
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they teach how to learn on your own ;b

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drop in the ocean, and swim

wraith pond
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hmmmmm yess

inland oak
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i am for shit and giggles going through the book that teaches minimal viable package to wield golang

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gods, it is quite good one in some things

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its package managing system, where to publish package we need just to save to git repository? It is awesome!

wraith pond
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hmm i ordered Effective C++ to improve my c++

inland oak
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too bad python publishing it not that easy

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only for public repositories python publishing is easy

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for private ones it would be a bit tougher

inland oak
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we were teached for 2 years in university in C++

wraith pond
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if c++ is too lowel then what is C

inland oak
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switched to C# without regrets

wraith pond
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or assembly?

inland oak
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even lower ๐Ÿ˜‰

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or just zero one bytes

inland oak
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a bit too much effort for simple program ;b

wraith pond
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i am never gonna learn assembly

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the only new language i will learn is haskell

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and maybe do more c# and js

inland oak
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i wish to learn only web related stuff

wraith pond
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php?

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lol

inland oak
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so far decided: Python, JabbaScript, Golang should be my package

wraith pond
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do you want the full code so you know you can check it on your own system?

inland oak
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nah, I think it is already enough for me, I need to finish my own studies

wraith pond
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okay

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i am gonna take this to stackoverflow then thanks for the help

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and good luck in your studies

thorn seal
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hi can someone help with something

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i have to finish this for tommorow

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but its not working

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OperationalError at /admin/products/product/add/
no such table: main.auth_user__old
Request Method: POST
Request URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/products/product/add/
Django Version: 2.1.5
Exception Type: OperationalError
Exception Value:
no such table: main.auth_user__old
Exception Location: C:\Users\ramia\PycharmProjects\PyShop\venv\lib\site-packages\django\db\backends\sqlite3\base.py in execute, line 298
Python Executable: C:\Users\ramia\PycharmProjects\PyShop\venv\Scripts\python.exe
Python Version: 3.10.2
Python Path:
['C:\Users\ramia\PycharmProjects\PyShop',
'C:\Users\ramia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python310.zip',
'C:\Users\ramia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\DLLs',
'C:\Users\ramia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib',
'C:\Users\ramia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310',
'C:\Users\ramia\PycharmProjects\PyShop\venv',
'C:\Users\ramia\PycharmProjects\PyShop\venv\lib\site-packages']

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this is what occurs when i try inputting my data into the admin site i have

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if i press any save buttons

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it comes to this error

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and i dont know why

stark tartan
stark tartan
thorn seal
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ive tried

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god knows how many times ive ran that command

inland oak
stark tartan
wraith pond
thorn seal
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if you mean this

wraith pond
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how long did it take to do one and in whihc branch

thorn seal
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INSTALLED_APPS = [
'django.contrib.admin',
'django.contrib.auth',
'django.contrib.contenttypes',
'django.contrib.sessions',
'django.contrib.messages',
'django.contrib.staticfiles',
'products.apps.ProductsConfig'

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then yes

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i think

inland oak
thorn seal
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well its the admin

stark tartan
thorn seal
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im working on

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yes

stark tartan
inland oak
wraith pond
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I am thinking of getting bachelors in maths, bachelors and masters in data science

stark tartan
thorn seal
# stark tartan Did you write all the models in product models?

from django.db import models

class Product(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
price = models.FloatField()
stock = models.IntegerField()
image_url = models.CharField(max_length=2083)

class Offers(models.Model):
code = models.CharField(max_length=10)
description = models.CharField(max_length=255)
discount = models.FloatField()

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this is all the models ive done

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im doing the admin thing

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which is built in already into django im pretty sure

molten flax
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hello

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can you help me learn web dev

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where do i get startd?

thorn seal
# molten flax where do i get startd?

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molten flax
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thanks

thorn seal
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np

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im doing it myself

molten flax
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but this is not web dev

thorn seal
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but im struggling with this django stuff

molten flax
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ohh

thorn seal
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it kind of is

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if u want to skip the important stuff

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skip to the django timeskip

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but it might be a bit complicated without watching the first parts of the video

thorn seal
clear spruce
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Have you run migration?

thorn seal
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yes

clear spruce
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Try to input the data manually

crisp hollow
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Hi, I am new here
I wanted to know, How can we make a portfolio website with python ?

thorn seal
golden bone
clear spruce
crisp hollow
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I thought python would help

thorn seal
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i just used djangos automatic feature

clear spruce
golden bone
crisp hollow
zinc lagoon
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Reverse for ' activate' not found. 'activate' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
i am getting this error even though i have this in my urlpatterns
path("activate/<uidb64>/<token>", VerificationView.as_view(), name="activate")
i am getting the error on this line
link = reverse('activate', kwargs={
'uidb64': email_body['uid'], 'token': email_body['token']})

thorn seal
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does anyone have a tutorial or course for django which takes less than 5 hours

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costs money or doesnt idm

wraith pond
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yo @inland oak i got it working

2022-02-05_23-22.png
inland oak
wraith pond
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but hey it works

inland oak
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And I finished learning golang basics, made primitive program

https://github.com/dd84ai/goping
covered with tests to 90%+
and published as docker image
https://hub.docker.com/r/darkwind8/goping
example to run docker run darkwind8/goping --url="https://httpbin.org/ip" --n=2

description: the image contains script to make efficient amount of http/https requests to the same url N times at the same time
it can be useful for performance testing

GitHub
GitHub - dd84ai/goping: Script to query url N times simultaneously

Script to query url N times simultaneously. Contribute to dd84ai/goping development by creating an account on GitHub.

wraith pond
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damn you did a lot more than i did

inland oak
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It is not the first language for me ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

wraith pond
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yea i understand, i learned css in like 2hrs

inland oak
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This book is awesome

81FQ3rVS5lL.jpg
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Teaches how to publish golang modules
How to test
How to make primitive web server

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The awesome part... No dependencies are required

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Everything what is needed in standard package of the language

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Even templating language

wraith pond
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same with my webserver hehe

inland oak
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Head first CSS
And the missing manual CSS 4th edition

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Plus few games about css

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Flex zombies are awesome

wraith pond
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so head first has book on every well known language?

inland oak
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Not every known, but for most of stuff

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Mostly web related

wraith pond
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oh

inland oak
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Some not related are present too

wraith pond
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head first is a catchy title

inland oak
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I would say it is almost equal to flask

wraith pond
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wait till i complete my webserver

livid pike
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Hey, I have a simple question related to linking html and css files in #help-orange, I would really appreciate if someone took a look at it

smoky forum
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Can someyeone help me? When i make a discord bot, or even copy the code (not forgeting to change the token) it Just doesnt do antthing, i whatched some tuturials but they Just al say that it must to work? I use pycode btw.

mental summit
past spoke
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Hello, I want to transfer text from local computer to django localhost server (edit the file and replace a text by time). So how can I? (Django) I know to setup a project, app, and create views for it

woven yoke
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Does anyone know like a "host" I could use to post photos. I made a forecast model and I want to have my python script automatically post it to a website or some kind of media/website (I tried applying as a Twitter bot). I rather not go through the pain of making a webserver for Wordpress, but if thats the only option I will. I just know theres API's that make it so much easier to post.

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I have a script that generates an image of the model output (a weather model) and runs with crontab I just curious if theres anywhere to like be able to post it without the hell wordpress website route

past spoke
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No! Its by django templates, uses the render() function of django python which is in django.shortcuts as `render``

zinc lagoon
remote pendant
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stupid question time. when i create a model in django, does it automatically create a primary key?

golden bone
remote pendant
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thanks

weary gull
thin marten
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This is probably a stupid question but how do i pull "app" from main.py to be usable in views.py i can provide create_app functions code if needed

unknown.png unknown.png unknown.png
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is it as simple as from main import app? because that feels wrong

zinc lagoon
golden bone
thin marten
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I did, it said it was ok in the ide but when trying to request the page it didnt have the proper contents and passed an error

safe sequoia
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Is there anyone interested in building a webapp with django and collaborating together

thin marten
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the webapp technically boots up though. im wondering if it has to do with file structure because the app should be accessible in the other files

unknown.png
latent cosmos
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Thank you, I went with Jekyll and I strongly recommend this to anyone, realy powerful, fast, robus and easy. Guys, check that out. Even github pages has it to build webpages, but you can always build Jekyll from scratch. Documentation is well explained. Worth to try, worth to use for business for websites that do not need DB.

safe sequoia
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Is there anyone interested in collaborating to build a webapp together. Please ping

gusty heart
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Guys, I'm a bit confused, does it make any sense to use a Web framework combined with some GraphQl server (python eg: fastapi+ariadne) for an app where I want to use this query language?

If a GraphQL server allows me to connect directly to the database, I can create access control policies with jwt, access to the endpoint from the browsers and so on, in which app cases, could or should I use only the Graphql server and when do I need to combine it with a web framework?

inland oak
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Replaces Rest API philosophy and removes need for multiple endpoints/routes, replaced them with one

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Apply if u think I will have too many routes ;b

gusty heart
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@inland oak Thank you, I understand that concept, my questions is, a graphql server allows send, get, modify data directly from any database with http protocol... then, why or when I will need use it(graphql server) with any web framework?...

gusty heart
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Example: I couldn't create a graphql schema layout for a blog (or any web app), using only "ariadne" for the backend and write resolvers using the jwt library for user access control, then connect any frontend with a graphql client to the api created with ariadne only?

neon orbit
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Does anybody have a good source for learning how to use the terminal in vs code

elder raven
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hey guys, i am working with my Django project . and i have to consume a queue from rabbitmq using pika . i have done all the configurations. but where should i call my consume method ? i have try to call in ready function in app.py. but it stops further execution of code even though i run the consumer in another thread. i also try to call it as a celery task but it stops my celery worker from further processing. where and how should i all my consumer method? please help.

sacred crane
thin marten
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Im not too sure what those are and im still trying to learn the framework. Ive made a webapp using flask but its quite different from fastapi from what i can tell. Ive just been trying to translate ideas and structures from what i know

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That statement i think is all i needed lol

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Ill still take a look at this aswell as routers in specific. Thanks for getting back to me

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It is 3:30 in the morning though so ill check it out later, back to sleep for me

sacred crane
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What's that mean? not import to other endpoints. I didn't understand. Can you be more elaborate? I have tried the same app deploying with Heroku and it's working perfectly fine. I have issues only when I started using azure

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ok

edgy lily
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is it possible to make a GitHub Static Page with javascript and host my own backend api, so the github page will go from a static page to a dynamic one

inland oak
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but you can't host in it backend frameworks

edgy lily
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i mean can i use front end js to comunicate with my own hosted backend

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like if i make an api for example

inland oak
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you can host backend in your own server, and attach frontend in github pages to it

edgy lily
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ye that's what i meant

trail aurora
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should i choose django or nodejs or fastapi for backend ?
someone please explain with appropriate reasoning

south arch
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How can I split a python list, based on how many items I want in the subcreated lists?

Example:
Suppose that I have list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] and that I want to split this list. I want to create new list containing only 3 items per-list. So the results would be

[1, 2, 3],
[3, 4, 5],
etc..

If I wanted to split by two numbers, the results would have been

[1, 2],
[3, 4],
[5, 6]
etc..

Which is the fastest (typing) way to do it?

compact vapor
# south arch How can I split a python list, based on how many items I want in the subcreated ...

I think there is an SO post that handles this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/312443/how-do-you-split-a-list-into-evenly-sized-chunks. Essentially, you iterate through the list, specifying the number of elements you want in each 'chunk'...

Stack Overflow
How do you split a list into evenly sized chunks?

I have a list of arbitrary length, and I need to split it up into equal size chunks and operate on it. There are some obvious ways to do this, like keeping a counter and two lists, and when the sec...

south arch
dense slate
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or maybe a generator loop that takes every list[::2] items

safe sequoia
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Hello, does anyone know how to solve this issue.

I have a django app I'm working on and I'm looping from the db however each item in the db contains a url name to take the user to the items page. I tried using {% url {{items.link}}%} inside the loop but the django url tag doesn't take an argument from the db. Is there a way to solve this issue?

remote pendant
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In django, I have a table that iterate through the model item. I want to create a search bar that will only show the searched item inside the table

safe sequoia
inland oak
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{% url {{items.link}}%} i don't understand what you tried to achieve with this

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it does not match any known to me syntax, check how to write in the right way by link

safe sequoia
# inland oak `{% url {{items.link}}%} ` i don't understand what you tried to achieve with thi...

I created items from a model object inside a bootstrap card with the card being covered by an <a> tag do that when you click on the card, a page with Items relating to the card would be rendered. So I added the links for each items pulling from the db to make a looped card.

You know in django if you're trying to call a url inside the url patterns from the URLs.py you would use a url tag {% url ''%} so I'm trying to get the url name I inputed from the db and place it into the <a> tag using the template tag

inland oak
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It would be easy to test

safe sequoia
safe sequoia
night sequoia
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if anyone have experience in django please i need help

safe sequoia
safe sequoia
night sequoia
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how i can customize PasswordResetConfirmView page

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i want to add class to forms

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new password 1 and new password 2

safe sequoia
inland oak
inland oak
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URL should be having designated name for this to work

safe sequoia
safe sequoia
zinc lagoon
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i am getting this:
Reverse for 'admin_delete_book' with arguments '(None,)' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: ['admin_books/(?P<pk>[0-9]+)/$']
error on this line:
return render(request, "Filehandler/Category.html", context)
when this line is not even in the same view

native tide
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can someone help me pls?

shadow nymph
native tide
sacred crane
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I have deployed my web app but I am getting Application Error. I have checked the logs and I got ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'uvicorn' But I have kept uvicorn in my requirements.txt file. I don't know why I am getting this error

night sequoia
remote pendant
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How do i check class list view so only logged in user can access?

remote pendant
native tide
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Hi, I'm trying to migrate my models in django but getting Fields.E300 and E307 check errors.
The file tree is something like ```
root
|-- models.py [Student Model]
api
|-- views
|-- klass
|-- models.py [Class Model]

The StudentModel defines a ForeignKey relation with ClassModel like ```py
# Student Model
class Student(models.Model):
    student = models.OneToOneField(to="User", on_delete=models.CASCADE, primary_key=True, related_name="student")
    parent = models.ForeignKey(to="Parent", on_delete=models.SET_NULL, null=True, related_name="student_set")
    grade = models.ForeignKey(to="api.Class", on_delete=models.SET_NULL, null=True, blank=True, related_name="student_set")
    roll_no = models.IntegerField(verbose_name=_("Roll Number"))
    ...

# Class Model
class Class(models.Model):
    ...

I tried to just migrate the ClassModel first and then later the StudentModel (by makemigrations <app_name>) but still same error. Any way to fix this?

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Error:

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fickle saddle
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Guys I'm new to Django and tried exploring projects that uses it. From what I saw, templates and static folders are created in the same directory as the project folder. Is your Django projects also structured that way? I thought it's better to put them inside their respective app folders to make them more modular. Am I wrong? Please enlighten me

gentle grail
fickle saddle
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Understood. Thank you @gentle grail

scenic furnace
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I am interested in running ads on a Flask app I'm working on as a way to offset server costs and maybe get a bit of profit. Is there an easy way to do this?

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I should note I'm wary of Google Ads because I often see ads put through by them that do not fit my acceptable content policy.

golden bone
scenic furnace
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ok

zinc lagoon
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ok so some of my models were being saved when i create their objects however other had a "null" value as an id
but when i added this in my models :
id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
problem was solved can anyone tell why?

wispy granite
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Hey can anyone help me with my Html and CSS code?

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It was just running find I dont know what happened but none of the CSS codes are showing up

raw condor
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can you show us the code?

glacial portal
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context: Workin on a flask project where I'm trying to implement a way to get basic roles and data in database?

Should I make a script that adds basic role?
And a script that makes adds a role to a user?

verified, admin are the basic role

trail geode
inland oak
lavish prismBOT
#

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

spare coral
# 
print('Hello World!')
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noice

native tide
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!code

late creek
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Hello guys can I get a little bit of help from this, I am trying to post an image file through a form using flask_wtf and it always returns None I have tried everything the only way that works is using vanilla flask but I rather not do since I wanna make everything uniformed, my python code for the path

@signup.route("/signup", methods=["GET", "POST"])
def signup_page():
    if current_user.is_authenticated:
        return redirect(url_for("index"))
    else:
        form = SignupForm(request.form)
        if form.validate_on_submit():
            f = form.avatar.data
            filename = secure_filename(f.filename)
            f.save(os.path.join(app.config["UPLOAD_FOLDER"], "avatars", filename))
            form.register()
            flash("You have successfully registered.")
            return redirect(url_for("signup.signup_page"))
        return render_template("/signup/index.html", form=form)

and here is the form

from flask_wtf.file import FileField, FileAllowed
...
avatar = FileField(
        "Avatar", validators=[FileAllowed(["jpg", "png", "jpeg", "gif"])]
    )

and the HTML

<form
      method="POST"
      action="{{ url_for('signup.signup_page') }}"
      enctype="multipart/form-data"
    >
      {{ form.csrf_token }} {{ form.username.label }} {{ form.username() }}
      <br />
      {{ form.email.label }} {{ form.email() }} <br />
      {{ form.password.label }} {{ form.password() }} <br />
      {{ form.confirm.label }} {{ form.confirm() }} <br />
      {{ form.privacy.label }} {{ form.privacy() }} <br />
      {{ form.mail_list.label }} {{ form.mail_list() }} <br />
      {{ form.avatar.label }} {{ form.avatar() }} <br />
      {{ form.submit() }}<br />
      {% for field in form.errors.values() %} {% for i in field %} {{ i }}{%
      endfor %} <br />
      {% endfor %}
    </form>
#

HTML code after being rendered if that help

# 
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
    <title>Document</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <form
      method="POST"
      action="/signup"
      enctype="multipart/form-data"
    >
      <input id="csrf_token" name="csrf_token" type="hidden" value="xxxxxxxxxxx"> <label for="username">Username</label> <input id="username" maxlength="20" minlength="3" name="username" required type="text" value="">
      <br />
      <label for="email">Email</label> <input id="email" name="email" required type="text" value=""> <br />
      <label for="password">Password</label> <input id="password" maxlength="36" minlength="8" name="password" required type="password" value=""> <br />
      <label for="confirm">Confirm Password</label> <input id="confirm" maxlength="36" minlength="8" name="confirm" required type="password" value=""> <br />
      <label for="privacy">I agree to the privacy policy</label> <input id="privacy" name="privacy" required type="checkbox" value="y"> <br />
      <label for="mail_list">Subscribe to mailing list</label> <input id="mail_list" name="mail_list" type="checkbox" value="y"> <br />
      <label for="avatar">Avatar</label> <input id="avatar" name="avatar" type="file"> <br />
      <button type="submit">Send</button><br />
      
    </form>
    <h3><a href="/signin">Signin Here</a></h3>
  </body>
</html>
torpid jewel
#

I would like to know (as a noob) what would be the reason to use Django over other backend frameworks and how much is it used in reality?

golden bone
hard whale
#

Can anyone take a look please? I'm stuck, can't find any straightforward example of doing this.. #help-broccoli

native tide
#

Anyone knows some cool syntax-highlighting extensions for Html and CSS? Vs-code doesn't highlight my CSS code in styles.css :( !

golden bone
safe sequoia
#

@inland oak This was what i was talking about yesterday, here's the code

loop_code.PNG
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so i found a temporary solution by hardcoding the link into the href and then adding the url name which isn't professional, which other way do you think i could handle it with

loopcode2.PNG
safe sequoia
#

hi guys, i'm having an issue trying to implement a sign up for 2 users. One for normal users and one for is_staff users and the is_staff user would have the permissions from the signup page after signing up

native tide
#

getting this error in Git bash. solutions from stack overflow didn't work for me.

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frank shoal
#

django?

scenic furnace
#

Has anyone else noticed that emitting to room 0 with Flask-SocketIO emits to all rooms?

surreal portal
inland oak
#

yeah

dense slate
#

Redis-included.

#

I haven't used redis much so I'm curious to see what it can do it regards to assisting in site speed with a React/Next front-end.

#

Maybe caching searches or something to that effect? Redudant API requests.

#

What else is a well-known use case for Redis?

surreal pasture
#

Good day everyone

stiff iron
#

Hi

safe sequoia
zenith river
#

hey, guys

#

I messed up bad on production

#

could you please have a look

#

I am in deep trouble

safe sequoia
#

Hi guys, is it possible to add a choicefield in forms.py without first adding it through the model?

old hound
#

I have a development question related to web development in #help-broccoli , if anyone's interested in giving their thoughts.

inland oak
unique nova
#

guys is it possible to somehow pass a request.user from tempalte to django filters/tags or to model's method, as an argument?

indigo kettle
ocean harbor
#

hi how do i get the name from an authenticated user in django?
i want to automatically get the author based of the user
Image
when i create a blog post

frank shoal
#

You should have the user id saved somewhere in the session.

ocean harbor
#

what do you mean by session

frank shoal
#

i.e. request.session

ocean harbor
#

where should i put this

#

?

frank shoal
#

it's a signed cookie you give to the client, which is returned to you each request.

#

Django should handle that for you.

ocean harbor
#

and how do i save the user id

frank shoal
ocean harbor
#

thank you

frank shoal
static zealot
#

I'm going to write an API endpoint which is going to be remove users from Azure Active Directory and also Database.
Should I use PUT or DELETE or POST for this task ?

indigo kettle
#

I mean, sure sounds like a delete

unique shore
#

all 3 involve changing/updating or removing data but yeah I do agree delete will prolly be best

safe sequoia
#

does anyone have any idea how to create a form where depending on the form involving the state you chose, its going to allow the next form to be about cities pertaining to that specific state choosen

tranquil perch
#

Working on a web scraping program could anyone vc and help me out with an issue I'm experiencing rn

#

This is my first time using beautiful soup

native tide
#

<form></form>

velvet quest
#

hello everyone and very good morning

tough sun
#

Hey guys, So i was just doing a course on codeacademy, and found out this piece of statement
Horizontal margins (left and right), like padding, are always displayed and added together. For example, if two divs with ids #div-one and #div-two, are next to each other, they will be as far apart as the sum of their adjacent margins.

I might sound dumb, but I wasn't really able to understand what it meant, so if anyone can, please explain what this means prayadge

tranquil perch
#

They over complicated it I think. They are just saying that the distance between 2 divs is gonna be the sum of the paddings on each side. This is cuz the padding is the border

tough sun
safe sequoia
ocean harbor
#

is there any way to pass two contexts in one view function in django

surreal portal
#

I wanted to ask something on Poetry with FastAPI since spamming the help channels doesn't get me any responses: has anybody tried to launch a FastAPI app through a Poetry script?

#

Like, I have a function using uvicorn.run as entrypoint, except the script can't recognize the package for some reason

surreal portal
#

nvm seems it was all caused by an issue in the name

torpid wasp
#

Hello All, I am new to software engineering and even newer to web development and I would like your suggestions about the stack and technology I chose for a project. It would be a basic website to create a questionnaire and users would have to send answers privately to the creator of the questionnaire.

  • Python Flask with Jinja templating + Bootstrap for frontend(A looked into FLask and Django both a little and Flask made a little more sense to me but if a better alternative is there, I can check that one out as well)
  • Database: Postgres
  • SqlAlchemy for ORM
  • Docker for running separate containers(one for website, one for Database).
    Questions:
  1. Please advise any replacement of the above if you think is a better alternative.
  2. Should I look into liquibase or flask-Migrate and learn them before beginning with the project? If yes, which one should I consider?
  3. Am I missing anything which would make me go back to the drawing board and start from the beginning again?
inland oak
#

Are you developing for which level of quality? Tell a bit about background, are you student / or beginner in some company?

#

what kind of human resources are available to you

native tide
#

everything is working now how do i use my html and css file in my flask server using my domain (i am very new at this thing so please help me)

#

Does anyone have experience using Django exclusively as an API? Thoughts? Good? Bad?

surreal portal
native tide
surreal portal
#

Basically it transforms your models in serializers

#

Serializers are objects formatting your models for an API response

#

These go into views.

#

I suggest looking at the examples to see how these structures are connected

torpid wasp
# inland oak what kind of human resources are available to you

Objective: Admin would create a questionnaire and and a link will be sent to participants from answers are needed. They will login to the website and submit answers. Those answers can only be viewed by the admin and not by the rest of the participants.
Quality expected: Internal organization production level, won't be customer facing or revenue impacting.
I am new in the company and to website development.
Human Resources available: Just me, at least for now, since it's a side project.

inland oak
# native tide Does anyone have experience using Django exclusively as an API? Thoughts? Good? ...

yeah, DRF is quite good for rapid development. Good for being beginner friendly and being valid solution for enterprise for its stuff.
For medium quality of work is quite well.

But if to reach Highest quiality available in Python for Enterprise, perhaps it would be better to choose FastAPI
But using FastAPI is much more demandful in skills than using DRF, i think
Fast API is not guiding you on a train on trails aproach like DRF does
Fast API asks to think for ORM solution on your own, which is harder, but at the same more flexible, and you can at last choose Async ORM, which Django is still not having
Fast API is more for diving into Async python ecosystem as far as I discovered
Fast API involve smth additional in terms of to check your code quality, but it could be hard to get for beginners
And... FastAPI is a bit more performant than Django, about several times https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r20&hw=cl&test=plaintext&l=1kw1-0

surreal portal
#

My experience with SQLAlchemy being kinda tedious

tender drift
#

Hello guys, pretty new to api/web development. Using Flask JWT for my API and is currently working. I am now making a separate app that 'talks' with my API. Should I then save the access/refresh token for my app in a cookie? or should I just login everytime it talks with the API?

inland oak
#

So in case of accidental database loss, nothing would bad happen?

#

It is needed only to run the test, check results, and database can be lost after that until the new test is needed?

#

How much participants to the test you estimate to be entering the test at the same time?

#

How much time frames do you have for the project?

torpid wasp
#

I would prefer that data is not lost least for at least 12 months as those answers would be relevant for a fiscal year. But yes, even if the DB is lost, nobody would lose their job or customer sentiments would be impacted.
These questions are not necessarily considered as quizzes for assessment or tests. They would be free text answers that interested people collected information through static word files and maintained separate files per employee.
Participants could vary between 50 to 500 per questionnaire.
Their is no deadline since this is a side project but would like to complete it in at least 3 months.

native tide
inland oak
#

tell numbers for the money to spend per month

#

minimal / maximum / what you can estimate

torpid wasp
#

we have our internal cloud so hosting charges would not be a issue unless it goes beyond control

#

but the cheapest option would be appreciated I guess

inland oak
#

is it having terraform compatibility?

#

what type of common resources you can use from it? Raising VPSes?

#

is it having Managed Databases?

torpid wasp
#

separate AWS instance that can talk to the internet

inland oak
#

i mean, can u request from the cloud managed databases for your project?

#

what types of common Cloud Objects are available to you

torpid wasp
#

yes, either separate container for DB and for app or an VM. I would prefer the containerized way though instead of Compute instances.

torpid wasp
inland oak
#

Hello All, I am new to software engineering and even newer to web development and I would like your suggestions about the stack and technology I chose for a project. It would be a basic website to create a questionnaire and users would have to send answers privately to the creator of the questionnaire.

  • Python Flask with Jinja templating + Bootstrap for frontend(A looked into FLask and Django both a little and Flask made a little more sense to me but if a better alternative is there, I can check that one out as well)
  • Database: Postgres
  • SqlAlchemy for ORM
  • Docker for running separate containers(one for website, one for Database).
    Questions:
  1. Please advise any replacement of the above if you think is a better alternative.
  2. Should I look into liquibase or flask-Migrate and learn them before beginning with the project? If yes, which one should I consider?
  3. Am I missing anything which would make me go back to the drawing board and start from the beginning again?
#

I would strongly advice using Django for your case, Flask is just not cutting for company development

#

for internal development to make project of your quality in the fastest way, Django is the best

#

Django ORM for the database

#

PostgreSQL is cool

#

Docker is cool too

#

What you can improve for your case....

#

You could formulate how to make your project better

#

less time would be spent on redoing on the way to a different direction

#

Secondly...

#

I would recommend to learn terraform / pulumi (available in python) or even AWS CDK? If i know the name right (choose something one out of three to work with AWS)

#

it will allow you to setup infrastructure for your project at infra privisioning level as a code, working with AWS GUI is terrible is experience, the code is better ๐Ÿ˜‰

inland oak
#

you could check out its options, so it would have auto backups of your data

#

so you would not loose any of your data

#

Make sure to check that backups are made, and that you CAN RESTORE the data

#

if you did not try restoring the data, then you have no backups
If you would go for manually(even docker containerized database) make sure to implement some sort of backups and data restoration

#

Fifthly: I would stress you the need to use unit testing throughly across your project, pytest is perfect for you, if you don't know how to test, recommending the book
https://www.manning.com/books/unit-testing?query= Vladimir Khorikov

Manning Publications
Unit Testing Principles, Practices, and Patterns

Unit Testing Principles, Patterns and Practices shows you how to refine your existing unit tests by implementing modern best practices. Youโ€™ll learn to spot which tests are performing, which need refactoring, and which need to be deleted entirely! Upgrade your testing suite with new testing styles, good patterns, and reliable automated testing.

inland oak
#

you would be possibly looking one day for Ci/CD tool like Gitlab CI, Github, Travis, CircleCI, Drone CI.
Don't use Jenkins, i recommend Gitlab CI, it is nice.

#

Ansible could be useful to you for server configurations if you will be configuring linux servers, it will make your configuration as acode, but if you would be using AWS container objects, it would be not needed I think

#

Docker Compose could be useful for local development / and or depending on how you deploy could be useful for deployment too

#

Disclaimer: Every mentioned by me technology is not necessary for your project, but if it will make the life easier.

#

The most important ones from new technologies, would be testing, and Managed Database? ๐Ÿค” The rest is less important

#

P.S. Django is also the best, because it comes with inbuilt Admin interface (that requires just a bit of code to set it up) available just for admins

#

it will make easy out of the box solution for your Admins to see results of the test

tropic blaze
#

Guys I am learning css and I need to put this div at the center of the block, I tried using padding-top but it also increasing the height of the block. Can someone tell me how can I keep it at the center.

css.png
native tide
tropic blaze
#

It look like this as of this moment but if I do margin: 0 auto it looks like this -

css1.png
native tide
#

Honestly no one can help you without seeing your layout and existing CSS

tropic blaze
#

Yeah wait

fickle garnet
#

'left' and 'right' should work. I would recommend not using px unless you have a reason to fix the size. Percent or visible is better

tropic blaze
fickle garnet
#

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_left.asp

W3Schools offers free online tutorials, references and exercises in all the major languages of the web. Covering popular subjects like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, SQL, Java, and many, many more.

#

and i am realizing this has nothing to do with python... sorry admins

plain breach
#

has anyone encountered a way for sessions to be invalidated on all browsers when a user changes password?

frank shoal
#

session data is stored server-side.

outer rock
#

Hi

#

I was working on a Web app kinda thing

#

Needed to add Cross origin isolation

# 
Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp
Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin```
#

It says to add this to header,

#

But I am not too sure, I work in C++ and my knowledge of web is almost none

frank shoal
#

what framework are you using?

outer rock
#

Working with WASM, Emscripten

#

Need to use SharedBuffer

frank shoal
#

What web framework.

#

i.e. django, flask, fastapi

plain breach
outer rock
frank shoal
outer rock
#

Sorry, really new to this stuff

frank shoal
#

headers are part of the http protocol

torpid wasp
#

@inland oak Thank you so much for the detailed answer, explanation and reference material. I decided flask because rest of the few apps that I am expected to work here are planned to be created using flask. I have created one app already in Django so I preferred it in the beginning as well.
Auto backup is a great suggestion. It was in the list of features to be implemented. And I am also learning boto(AWS SDK) so hopefully that will be helpful in platform deployment. Atleast for outbound notification using SQS.
Also, unit testing makes sense definitely. Would be the first time I right app with unit testing if I am expecting this to be successful and involve more people in the future.
Thank you again for your time and help. I appreciate that a LOT !!!

frank shoal
#

you need to go into the server to modify them.

inland oak
outer rock
# frank shoal you need to go into the server to modify them.

I see, so as this is a local testapp. I need to add this info to where i start server ?
Like ```Python
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys

PORT = int(sys.argv[1])
if sys.version_info[0] < 3:
#print ("Running Python Version -2")
print ("Running Python HTTP Server on port %d" % PORT)
import BaseHTTPServer, SimpleHTTPServer
SimpleHTTPServer.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler.extensions_map['.wasm'] = 'application/wasm'
httpd = BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer(('localhost', PORT), SimpleHTTPServer.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler)
httpd.serve_forever()
else :
#print ("Running Python Version -3")
print ("Running Python HTTP Server on port %d" % PORT)
import http.server
import socketserver
handler = http.server.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler
handler.extensions_map['.wasm'] = 'application/wasm'
httpd = socketserver.TCPServer(('localhost', PORT), handler)
httpd.serve_forever()

#

Add the header info here ?

outer rock
#

Or is it to be added in JavaScript files?

fickle garnet
#

its just an html header

outer rock
#

But where

fickle garnet
outer rock
#

Thank you

thick sinew
#

Does anyone know why ModelQuery.objects.filter().count() always returns incorrect length of query? As well as len()? I have 2 items in query but it returns 1. Django

spark olive
#

i have a friend who needs help with : im creating a checkout page for a website(ofc this is for sch) and a staff page where the staff can obtain the order from the customer as well as their data like email contact postal code and their specific order
and as for the checkout page i need to obtain data from the customer's order from a previous page and there's a page for billing info like normally when you wld order stuff. as for the table thats supposed to show the customer order, just place placeholders there cuz im not doing that part, and u can remove any code u find weird but just tell me about it, i just hv trouble storing data and getting data
this what it looks like kinda. pls dm me if you want to help

#

idk if this counts as python sorry

fickle garnet
flint vigil
# 
from flask import Flask, jsonify
from flask import Flask, jsonify
from threading import Thread
from flask_restful import Resource, Api
import random
import json

app = Flask('')
api = Api(app)

@app.route('/')	
def home():
	return  "/name/<TEXT HERE>"

@app.route('/add', methods=['GET'])
def add():
	return jsonify({"2 + 2": 2 + 2})

@app.route('/echo/<string:echo>', methods=['GET'])
def get_name(echo):
  return jsonify({"text": echo})

def get_facts(fact_type):
  if fact_type == "random":
    file_address = 'Facts/random.json'
  elif fact_type == "technology":
    file_address = 'Facts/technology.json'
  else:
    file_address = 'errormsg.json'  
  with open(file_address, 'r') as factfile:
    data = json.load(factfile)
  fact = random.choice(list(data['Facts']))

  return fact  

class Facts(Resource):
  def get(self, fact_type):
    return get_facts(fact_type)
    
api.add_resource(Facts, '/facts/<string:fact_type>')
    
def run():
	app.run(host='0.0.0.0',port=7000)

t = Thread(target=run)
t.start()```
#

What's wrong here?

verbal obsidian
#

Don't you have any logs?

flint vigil
wheat verge
#

can some one suggest me some intermediate to advance django projects I am really confused

verbal obsidian
#

You try to open a file, according to that error that file does not exist. Check whether the path is correct. @flint vigil

flint vigil
#

Ok

dense slate
#

Unless you are forgetting that 0 is the first one, and not 1.

safe sequoia
#

does anyone have any idea how i can create a 3 selection form in django in forms.py. The first form being the country and dependent on the country, the second form is going to produce the states in the country and dependent on the second form, the third form is going to produce the regions in the country. Is there anyone with how this can work without js?

dense slate
lavish spruce
#

Hey, does anyone know why these modules I have installed still give me a not resolved error?

fading marlin
#

Hello ! Does anyone know how to use openstreetmap api ?

safe sequoia
lean wasp
#

Hi, im at the very beginning of designing my game's backend architecture. It will be a turn based multiplayer card/strategy game. I never programmed servers so i wonder with what and (on high level) how to implement the matchmaking and session(2 or maybe more players) handling part of it?

Since it will have a fairly complex state/state-machine and i want a universal interface with the game server, i'd like to implement a GraphQL API for this purpose, to handle state update and query from clients. The frameworks i researched a bit and would like to work with are FastAPI and Strawberry GraphQL.

#

From the FastAPI documentation the most related thing i found is the authentication(https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/security/first-steps/), but i feel like this is not what im looking for. I found tutorials for session management with socket and socket.io modules. I wonder if i could do the same with FastAPI or have any of these integrated with FastAPI?

#

Any advice is appreciated, i can check and reply in the morning (it's night here). Thanks!

hard whale
#

Any Flask/FastAPI devs here? I have some simple questions that I'm stuck with, it won't take you long to answer, please dm me :) No answers in help channels, probably to webdev specific...

native tide
#

Anyone have any experience with Django Rest? Im trying to decide between it and Flask for an api project.

dark night
#

I guess just a general question, but should be making API calls in my backend or frontend? what would it look like doing it from the server

mortal talon
#

I'm working on a website for my business. And I would like to add a blog feature. All the tutorials I have found display all of the blogs, and their content on one page. I was wondering if there was a way to only display the titles as links and when they are clicked it takes you to a url unique to that article, and displays the content. Or just a page where if you click on the title it brings up the content instead of showing it all on the page. I am using flask, flask-sqlalchemy, and flask-login so preferably just using those. Any help is appreciated. Thank You!

normal cipher
#

try importing react in your file

#

it should be but it's not doing that so try importing react

split snow
#

Hello I am currently working with flask api with swagger ui and i have encountered an issue,
does someone here encountered an issue with regards the

AttributeError: module 'jsonschema._utils' has no attribute 'types_msg'

it is working fine when connecting to local however when connecting it to AWS it shows error like that

golden bone
stiff totem
#

Hi Is it possible to make a fewer queries for this in Django?

artist = Artist.objects.select_for_update().get(id=id, merged_to__isnull=True)
        merged_to = Artist.objects.select_for_update().get(id=merge_to, merged_to__isnull=True)
        albums = Album.objects.filter(artists=artist)
        for track in Track.objects.filter(artists=artist):
            track.artists.remove(artist)
            track.artists.add(merged_to)
        for album in albums:
            album.artists.remove(artist)
            album.artists.add(merged_to)
        artist.merged_to = merged_to
        artist.save(update_fields=["merged_to"])
unborn cape
#

yo anyone on

#

need help with media query

#

it is firing sometime and other time not

#

any idea why

split snow
#

does someone here knows how to fix this error?

AttributeError: module 'jsonschema._utils' has no attribute 'types_msg'

It is working fine when connected to local database however when i switched to AWS I received this error I am currently installing my jsonschema in requirements like this

RUN echo 'jsonschema >= 2.5.1,<4' >> requirements.txt

please help thank you

inland oak
#

What is your library to connect to database

#

What is your database in Development, and which database did you use in AWS?

split snow
# inland oak What is your framework

im using flask framework
im using ORM connection to database
and im using postgreSQL in AWS

it is working fine in local but when connecting to AWS it raise an error like that

inland oak
split snow
#

postgres also

inland oak
#

Blinked. Postgres there, and Postgres there and still error

#

try to find postgres version difference

#

match it too

#

in local and AWS

inland oak
split snow
#

will that cause an error?

inland oak
#

usually we freeze requirements to specific version

#

like
stuff=7.7.7

#

and installing requirements from files

#

requirements.txt and constraints.txt

inland oak
#

are you sure it was the same one?

split snow
#

FROM backend/api:20220209
USER root
RUN echo 'flask-sqlalchemy == 2.5.1' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'SQLAlchemy-Utils >= 0.32.0' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'jsonschema >= 2.5.1,<4' >> requirements.txt

this is how i install

split snow
#

im not sure about the database tho, they just informed me about the said issue

inland oak
#

So one of two things to go wrong

#
  1. They write for your application wrong input
#
  1. Freeze the dependency version properly!
#

although if you would DOCKER PUSH your image to docker registry

#

they would have used the same image you tested in your local dev

#

so it should not have been an issue

#

but you did not do it, right? They were rebuilding image from scratch?

#

which is quite wrong too

split snow
#

no they said they are using my image built

split snow
inland oak
#

or just pip freeze

split snow
#

what does it do?

inland oak
#

it shows all current installed packages in the current python environment

#

we develop projects in VENV usually

#

so all installed packages are the ones that are used for current project

#

then we just freeze everything installed to constraints.txt
and copy the primary dependencies to requirements.txt

#

constraints.txt aren't installed, they are just to lock secondary dependencies to primary dependencies from requirements.txt

split snow
#

i tried to pip freeze > requirements.txt
but
-bash: requirements.txt: Permission denied

inland oak
#

sudo pip freeze > requirements.txt

#

and you can just unlock your permissions, with setting right rights for the project folder, a bit of chmod is required, then it will not require sudo

split snow
inland oak
split snow
split snow
inland oak
#

freeze to requirements.txt

#

copy requirements to docker, and install them all

# 
COPY ./requirements.txt ./
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt -c constraints.txt

COPY . .
split snow
#

FROM backend/api:20220209
USER root
COPY ./requirements.txt ./
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt -c constraints.txt

COPY . .

RUN echo 'flask-sqlalchemy == 2.5.1' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'SQLAlchemy-Utils >= 0.32.0' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'jsonschema >= 2.5.1,<4' >> requirements.txt

#

like this?

#

sorry for being a noob

inland oak
#

RUN echo 'flask-sqlalchemy == 2.5.1' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'SQLAlchemy-Utils >= 0.32.0' >> requirements.txt &&
echo 'jsonschema >= 2.5.1,<4' >> requirements.txt

why would you add to file after you already RUN pip install -r requirements.txt -c constraints.txt installed what is inside of it
it does not make any sense

#

and I already told you, use flask-sqlalchemy == 2.5.1 specific frozen versions, don't make them go wild in a range

#

And you don't need to add to requirements.txt file, u a supposed to have everything in it already

split snow
#

no it has not everything on it i added those other stuffs

#

it is already made project and those 3 are added

#

its from the mongo connection change to postgre

#

thats why

inland oak
#

that's a wrong approach

#

own the code, delete what is not needed, add to it what is needed

#

the worst enemy of programmer is having commented not needed code in the project
the even worse situation, having this not needed code actually present in the project

split snow
#

thats what my lead told me im just following orders sorry ๐Ÿ˜ฆ im just a newbie

inland oak
#

It should tell you main things regarding the code cleansiness

#

But to have it the best, you probably just need to make your own pet projects

#

made from scratch

#

that would be even more useful

inland oak
#

Go through this tutorial first

#

Fully on your own in project owned by you only

split snow
#

i dont understand even i dont fixed my version installed.. but we are using same image it must work in there end right?

#

because it is working in my end

inland oak
split snow
#

which is the aws?

inland oak
#

Local development should be close as possible to production infrastructure, but it has limits in achieving it

#

In order to make sure full compatibility, u need to test it working in staging (cheap small mirror of your production infrastructure)

#

Since u use AWS, staging should be in AWS

split snow
#

the client only used the aws

#

idk how did they make it

#

hahaha

inland oak
# split snow which is the aws?

AWS is a cloud provider.
Basically it gives virtual machines (virtual private servers) for u to install your soft
Besides that it offers a lot of other infra stuff, firewall, automatically managed scaled backed up databases and etc

#

It removes the need to have physical servers and removes the need for a part of Development and maintanance

split snow
#

maybe my connection to the aws has an error thats why the json schema error appeared?

inland oak
#

May be u ll have a look what config u a missing, what for jsonscheme is used

#

And to try testing in AWS object they used

#

Ask for access to staging copy to where they tried to Deploy it

#

Of their AWS db

split snow
#

uhm

#

but u know about swagger ui?

inner dagger
split snow
#

how to switch from open api 3.0.0 to api 3.1.0?

summer swift
#

Why is wsgi layer needed when we have nginx?

#

Why can't nginx directly talk to application server (flask)?

inland oak
#

We run flask with gunicorn, to have all the feature like auto recovery from errors, scaling etc

#

What wsgi does in detail I have no idea, never encountered the need to know yet such low level details

thick sinew
#

there are gunicorn, uwsgi, etc

#

there are all wsgi's if I am not mistaken

inland oak
#

My knowledge ends at wsgi being engine for sync, and asgi being engine for async frameworks

inland oak
thick sinew
inland oak
#

At the same time I encountered that wsgi had most of features of gunicorn

#

I can assume that gunicorn is probably just CLI interface for easy wsgi run

#

I can be wrong though

summer swift
inland oak
hard whale
#

Did you find an answer?

#

Are you using django on purpose or it just was the first one you tried coz it's popular?

#

I'm gonna use FastAPI for my project and my goals look nearly the same - send inputs from web form directly to py script

#

We can cooperate to find the answers and share them. Ngl im stuck af

#

I've been posting the same question over 10 times in help section and here, but still no progress

#

Are you workin on some school project?

spark olive
#

can anyone help my friend with coding for a website thats similar built to amazon

wheat verge
surreal pasture
#

What are the tools y'all think I can use as a beginner for web development

#

and some beginner project I can work on

inland oak
#

Add Docker to the list, if u wish additional challenge

surreal pasture
inland oak
#

https://www.manning.com/books/unit-testing

Manning Publications
Unit Testing Principles, Practices, and Patterns

Unit Testing Principles, Patterns and Practices shows you how to refine your existing unit tests by implementing modern best practices. Youโ€™ll learn to spot which tests are performing, which need refactoring, and which need to be deleted entirely! Upgrade your testing suite with new testing styles, good patterns, and reliable automated testing.

surreal pasture
inland oak
surreal pasture
#

Okay

hard whale
inland oak
#

Especially for zero beginners

hard whale
#

Why exactly?

#

I'm zero beginner, I started with FastAPI and cant find an answer to my question for 2 weeks already

#

But at least fastapi works where flask didn't for no obvious reason

civic jungle
#

Hey Guys, I'm facing an issue which I tried to solve and read articles related to that but not found any solution. Actually in my pc, All the python commands is working fine but while running a command py manage.py runserver I'm getting an error "Unable to create process using 'C:\Users\Abhishek Anand\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python.exe manage.py runserver'". I tried to uninstall and re-install the python on my pc but still getting this error with all django projects.

Error1.jpg
wheat verge
inland oak
#

u can't find an answer for 2 weeks already

#

Flask should be having less learning curve

civic jungle
#

@wheat verge Actually I tried to run but server isn't starting...

#

Its consistently saying the same thing

#

I think python.exe is failing to start the server...

wheat verge
#

project 1 is your project right?and website 1 is a project which you made inside the project?

hard whale
inland oak
#

  1. Anyway, you can just use default web form behavior and utilize
    -> Page is rendered to use
    <- Form sends POST request with data on submit
    -> Server sends a different rendered thing on answer
    (Available even if you utilize just backend framework without frontend, zero dependencies thing inbuilt into html)

  2. Same can be used for total free sending in both directions
    If you just add Javascript to it, you can send in both directions then HTTP/HTTPS requests
    (Better fitting to be used, if your frontend is made in frontend framework, then you can send requests in javascript without re rendering client in a comfortable way, because Vanilla JS is pain)

  3. There are few other ways to send information both ways, like Web sockets make a channel for that in real time for quick and often data transmissions like in Live Chat
    (Available only if your backend framework supports web sockets, and u added at frontend Javascript for the same)

hard whale
spark olive
#

can anyone help my friend with coding for a website thats similar built to amazon he rrly needs help

hard whale
#

Can I only do it sending those inputs to console or there is some other way

#

I don't even know what to google :)

inland oak
#

for whatever u use at front and for back, both docs

hard whale
#

Where should I find this docs?

inland oak
hard whale
#

Html + maybe some simple js (i dont have js experience, so i dint know if i even need it), but I need some sliders

inland oak
#

where it is generated

hard whale
#

Html file?

#

Server?

#

uvicorn server + fastapi + html if its what you mean

inland oak
hard whale
#

I just copy pasted this

#

And it worked

#

So what I need is more textboxes, checkboxes, sliders etc on the same page, submit button and some text area to print raspberry pi console outputs

inland oak
# hard whale https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/es/advanced/websockets/

<form action="" onsubmit="sendMessage(event)">

your html form has attached javascript function to act on click

function sendMessage(event) {
                var input = document.getElementById("messageText")
                ws.send(input.value)
                input.value = ''
                event.preventDefault()
            }

this one
That's where you currently send data to python

#

your lack general understanding of Javascript in the terms of using it in html

inland oak
#

It will make stuff better to understand

hard whale
#

Thanks:)

#

I was hoping i can skip js anyhow..

inland oak
# hard whale <:thinkmon:436537420067110913>

feel free to get over HTML/CSS book in addition
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Head-First-HTML-Elisabeth-Robson/dp/0596159900/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/262-3652027-3709143?pd_rd_w=yzpIs&pf_rd_p=424ee22f-2317-49a5-9cbb-bc8836ac7d96&pf_rd_r=7YGYM5HR36YAD7FTC88W&pd_rd_r=8aaa71b0-2cfc-4f5e-b0ad-c5ab88ceeec5&pd_rd_wg=fZs6X&pd_rd_i=0596159900&psc=1

Head First HTML and CSS: A Learner's Guide to Creating Standards-Ba...

Head First HTML and CSS: A Learner's Guide to Creating Standards-Based Web Pages

hard whale
#

Not enough time to dig into all the aspects

inland oak
hard whale
#

The point is im not aiming at webdew job etc, i just need to make my stuff receive inputs from web ๐Ÿ˜€ I'd probably better pay someone to do that for me

#

Passing full js tutorial is def not worth the time

inland oak
#

it is the most fun js tutorial that could exist in the world

#

fun for the sake of fun ๐Ÿ˜‰

civic jungle
#

Hey @wheat verge I've figured the thing out

#

Thanks for your help๐Ÿ˜

#

Actually the problem is that python is not configured in my system properly

#

I've reinstalled it via custom install

#

I've given the permission to all users there

#

and that's what it needed

#

and now my scripts are running smoothly....

gray creek
#

Hey folks, working with a FastAPI project right now. What's the typical pattern for splitting endpoints into their own separate folders? Right now, in my api package, I've got a main.py that contains the app and I'm simply importing that app object from the subpackages which are separate categories for all my endpoints

#

Just want to know if there's a preferred way of doing this

#

I see there's already documentation on this

wheat verge
native tide
#

Are bhai bhai

wheat verge
#

ye saale answer hi nahi dete

#

accha bhai ek baat bata koi accha django project idea hai jo resume mei dalne layak ho

#

samajh hi nahi aa rha kya karu
ek to do app banaya tha vo logo ko impressive nahi laga

native tide
#

Django aur koi bhi library ya framework jaise tailwind ya react use krke clone bana famous sites ke ya phir problem solving site bna

wheat verge
#

ohhh

#

tu ne abhi tak kaise projects banaye?

static zealot
#

Hello, I want to perform a DELETE request in python, in postman, I'm able to make delete request to this url: mysecretapilink.com/customer/delete/{user-id}
So in python, should I write this user Id to url, or is it going to be add it to the url if I write it to data=json.dumps part?

response = requests.delete(
    url, 
    data=json.dumps(payload), 
    headers=headers,
    auth=HTTPBasicAuth(toggl_token, 'api_token')
)
calm latch
#

Hlo

#

I want to learn web development in django

#

I know basics of python

#

Help me out

lean wasp
static zealot
dense slate
#

(Django Girls is a good one)

calm latch
#

Ok

lean wasp
#

Anyone familiar with FastAPI on how to make session management for matches in multiplayer games?

native tide
civic aurora
#

hey i need someone here to make simple website for me

#

u can see contact info, about us page, and a games page to download free games i make

#

dm if can help

manic plank
#

hey im having an error trying to run a code that webscrapes the price of an item in an website
can someone help?

golden bone
manic plank
#

@golden bone
code :
from cgitb import strong
from multiprocessing import parent_process
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests

url = 'https://www.jumia.dz/djebs-sweat-shirt-a-capuche-en-coton-pour-homme-rose-328228.html'
result = requests.get(url)
doc = BeautifulSoup(result.text , 'html.parser')
prices = doc.find_all(text='$')
parent = prices[0].parent
strong = parent.find('strong')
print(strong.string)

Error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\Users\Yasser\Desktop\Coding\Py\Learn.py", line 10, in <module>
parent = prices[0].parent
IndexError: list index out of range

dense slate
#

prices doesn't have an item at 0 position

manic plank
#

so i just delete [0]?

dense slate
#

Why delete?

golden bone
manic plank
#

oh the problem was that i did put the wrong url

hard whale
#

Can i make a website to control python script without Js?

manic plank
golden bone
hard whale
#

Flask did not run for me, FastAPI did, but i still dont get how i get the data from the web site

golden bone
hard whale
#

But what's the difference in terms of getting input data from website? Different approach?

#

Any info i find sais fastAPI is better by all means, just a little harder to learn

golden bone
hard whale
#

๐Ÿ’ชFastAPI

golden bone
#

I'll have to look at that for my next project, didn't know it supports templates but I've heard good things in general

native tide
#

anyone have any suggestions for a decent basic flask boilerplate json api with authentication?

hard whale
#

I so dumb :(

#

Why is it so difficult to just send 1 symbol to from web to python.. It's like travel to the moon

#

I found an example of controlling gpio with fastAPI but it only has 2 states and both server and python gpio control script are on the same rpi which is not my case

thorn igloo
hard whale
thorn igloo
hard whale
thorn igloo
#

so what's the issue?

hard whale
#

I can't find a good example of how to send inputs from web to python

thorn igloo
#

...

#

you host a server

#

the server receives requests

hard whale
#

while web server and py script are miles away from each opther

thorn igloo
#

i.e, your commands in this case

hard whale
#

so i need 2 servers?

thorn igloo
#

then you send them where you want

#

why would you need two servers?

#

one is enough

#

as long as it can interact with your rpi

hard whale
#

1 server to input stuf, other servers to receive stuff

thorn igloo
#

do you understand how a server works?

hard whale
#

I must be missing some basic things

#

Look, I need to send X variables to Y RPis all over the world

thorn igloo
#

what ...

dense slate
#

Are you expecting people to link their RPI to your platform or something?

hard whale
#

The idea is I open my browser, go to some URL, choose the RPis i want to update and input variables, press submit and all the variables go straight to the supercomplicated py script

dense slate
#

Lmao I honestly don't know if you're trolling or not.

hard whale
hard whale
thorn igloo
#

your devices need to be actively connected to your server and actively listening for changes

#

without js?

#

eh wait

hard whale
#

Or at least ultrabasic Js that I can copypaste and apply minimal changes

thorn igloo
#

yeah, what you want is not a simple thing

dense slate
#

Why not just connect one rpi to your fastapi (or whatever) server and start from there.

hard whale
#

I bet)

hard whale
dense slate
#

Why does it need to be scalable?

#

What makes you think you need scale at this point?

hard whale
#

To add more RPis

#

By scalable I mean the web page will most likely have the same UI, same variables, but more users, more RPis etc

dense slate
#

I know what scaling means.

hard whale
#

But i'll add login later

#

So whay asking then?

dense slate
#

I didn't ask what scaling is.

hard whale
#

Nwm, I didn't get the question

dense slate
#

I am 99.9% sure you shouldn't be worried about scale at the moment.

hard whale
#

I am

#

Because I short on time and there are lots of things to learn and understand

dense slate
#

What's the hurry?

hard whale
#

It's a scientific project

dense slate
#

It sounds very scientific.

hard whale
#

And I hate double work, so I prefer to do things the way I won't need to change a lot later

#

You ask the questions not related to the topic

dense slate
#

Pretty sure they were related.

hard whale
#

How?

dense slate
#

Good luck with the science!

hard whale
#

Here is the troll here.

thorn igloo
#

dude, you basically want a server that is able to remote control a lot of devices?

hard whale
thorn igloo
#

a web server basically

hard whale
#

yes

dense slate
#

Look at the first link when googling how to connect raspberry pi to fastapi

hard whale
#

How To Build a FastApi Server to Control a Raspberry Pi?

dense slate
#

Sounds like that's what you want, yea?

thorn igloo
#

the way i see this working is if you, basically, put a server on each of your devices, and than use this one webserver to basically interact with the servers on the RPIs

hard whale
#

No

thorn igloo
#

else, i dont think what you want is possible

hard whale
#

In this example web server and GPIO are on the same RPi

#

Plus there are no values sent, and instead of inputs there are 2 pages for 2 valve states

thorn igloo
#

you can configure the example to do whatever you want ...

hard whale
#

So it doesn't answer the question how to transfer values to remote RPis

thorn igloo
#

can you even remotely access an RPi without setting up a web server?

#

on it

hard whale
#

Only from local network so far

thorn igloo
hard whale
thorn igloo
#

you'd basically have to be the one interacting with this server from your RPi

hard whale
#

Even if rpi has static ip?

thorn igloo
#

what do you mean by that? are you hosting the server on the pi or aws?

hard whale
#

Both ways available, the question is which one will work

#

User will connect rpi to the remote server at least once and will keep it online 24/7

dense slate
#

The thing is, what you want to do is complex.

whole willow
#

Could someone point me in the right direction to what I would use to build a basic web-app with Sliders, Dropdowns, using an excel sheet for the data?

dense slate
#

Like that?

#

You can just use google sheets as your API. Does it have to be excel? Is this local only or living online?

thorn igloo
dense slate
#

It sounds like you need - "an answer"

#

but that's really vague

whole willow
#

I'll check it out. Thanks @dense slate

split snow
#

does anyone know thow to convert openapi 3.0 to openapi 3.1

hard whale
# dense slate It sounds like you need - "an answer"

I can't find any straightforward explanation of how I can send commands directly to the running python prog from anywhere, i.e. should I communicate with RPi console as if I would enter the values manually, or I have to save it into some file and read the file by python prog, or there is some more convenient way

thorn igloo
#

set up a server on you pi

hard whale
thorn igloo
#

you can use the requests library i believe

hard whale
dense slate
#

That article you said was not related to what you're doing, shows you how to do that I believe.

hard whale
#

Here is the example of sending messages to itself, i need to send them to another rpis python )

thorn igloo
#

what you want is akin to interacting with an api from within a server

#

only the api in this case is your other server

split snow
#

does someone know how to disable schema validation in openapi 3?

hard whale
#

Tbh that article is the closest to what i do of all the articles I googled

#

But still i dont get the communication thing

dense slate
#

You can setup a remote web server, like fastapi or flask. On that remote web server, run a function that sends a request to your rpi server (the ip:port). The rpi server will then capture the request and run whatever function you want it to on that rpi server based on the information passed through.

#

That make sense?

hard whale
dense slate
#

The rpi has to be static if you expect the server to do this automatically.

#

I mean that might not be entirely true.

#

I don't work with hardware much. There might be a way but you need a way to specify where you are send the information so my guess is that anything dynamic will get complex.

#

You can have the rpi check for updates every X minutes, I suppose.

hard whale
#

Provided every rpi is running 24/7 it can ping web server and update its state every sec

dense slate
#

That way only the remote server needs to be static.

#

Sure

hard whale
#

It gets more and more confusing. I imagined it as some kind of chat. Every rpi connects to it and just listens to it

#

And picks up data if it's ID is addressed

dense slate
#

Yea you can use websockets then.

#

But the connection has to stay open.

#

But that gets more complex.

hard whale
#

I like the concept of websockets, looks like something that would work

#

Maybe you could think of any example that could help me dig into the communication part better?

native tide
#

How can I strict every user to one account? So users don't exchange passwords and login into eachother's accounts? In C# I used to do it by HWID, is there any way to do it in django, will ip address whitelisting be as efficient?

woeful hazel
#

Hey was wondering if someone could help me out real quick, I was able to parse together a HTML table using BeautifulSoup but now I am wondering how I can search within that table for a specific term?

worn mural
#

You could take a look at fingerprint too

native tide
#

hi guys is anyone familiar with postgresql?

golden bone
native tide
#

I asked in the python general and the databases channel

#

And it seems that I should install Postgresql on my PC, and then once i am done with my role and the website is deployed, I can safely remove postgresql from my computer and save it in a github repo where the rest of my python backend code will be held

#

Does that make sense? I've never heard of storing a database in a github repository

weary gull
# 
PS F:\Flask\Market> set FLASK_APP=market.py
PS F:\Flask\Market> python -m flask run
 * Environment: production
   WARNING: This is a development server. Do not use it in a production deployment.
   Use a production WSGI server instead.
 * Debug mode: off
Usage: python -m flask run [OPTIONS]
Try 'python -m flask run --help' for help.

Error: Could not locate a Flask application. You did not provide the "FLASK_APP" environment variable, and a "wsgi.py" or "app.py" module was not found in the current directory.
PS F:\Flask\Market>
#

i set everything still i am facing error

inland oak
#

I would recommend installing postgresql to your PC with docker

#

Having local postgres is good for testing

weary gull
# 
PS F:\Flask\Market> set FLASK_APP=market.py
PS F:\Flask\Market> flask run
 * Environment: production
   WARNING: This is a development server. Do not use it in a production deployment.
   Use a production WSGI server instead.
 * Debug mode: off
Usage: flask run [OPTIONS]
Try 'flask run --help' for help.

Error: Could not locate a Flask application. You did not provide the "FLASK_APP" environment variable, and a "wsgi.py" or "app.py" module was not found in the current directory.
PS F:\Flask\Market>
#

what i am doing wrong

#

?

native tide
inland oak
native tide
#

once i leave?

inland oak
#

Think of docker as lightweight virtualization, that is super lightweight and good to be used just to run a single app

inland oak
native tide
native tide
inland oak
native tide
golden bone
inland oak
native tide
native tide
inland oak
golden bone
civic jungle
#

@wheat verge Haan Bhai Sahi Kaha..... But Sabhi toh ek jaise nahi hote bhai...

gray creek
#

Hey, FastAPI people, what does the tags keyword parameter mean?

router = APIRouter(
    prefix="/items",
    tags=["items"],
    dependencies=[Depends(get_token_header)],
    responses={404: {"description": "Not found"}},
)
#

Can't seem to find its docs

native tide
#

Like in instagram if someone posts a picture or photo everyone can see that so how can I code in flask so that if someone books a seat everyone cannot book that seat and get the seat color in grey

#

Please help

dusk karma
#

I fiddled very less in web dev. srry ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

native tide
#

back end a bit

dusk karma
#

well, in that case

#

I have only done basics, OOP, and I'm learning data analysis

#

haven't fiddled with flask yet

inland oak
#

in the terms of Flask it means using library: SQLAlchemy usually ๐Ÿ˜‰

#

As for database, PostgreSQL is a good average one

native tide
#

i am very new

#

can some one tell me do i need to download django after python 3 and vscode

worn elm
native tide
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Hello, is there a channel here where i could ask Sqlalchemy questions?

thorn igloo
native tide
worn mural
versed lotus
gray creek
late gale
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If I want to sell my django website , where should I sell and thanks alot please hope anyone know a way since I need the money

tropic blaze
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Hey can someone tell me how how can put my upload button at the center of the block? I have already tried using padding-bottom and margin-bottom. What am I missing?

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fickle garnet
tropic blaze
woeful hazel
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Hey was wondering if someone could help me out real quick, I was able to parse together a HTML table using BeautifulSoup but now I am wondering how I can search within that table for a specific term?

tropic blaze
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Now I want to keep the button at the center

tropic blaze
fickle garnet
fickle garnet
tropic blaze
fickle garnet
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so much learning... gotta respect that. just make sure you will use it more than once

tropic blaze
fickle garnet
tropic blaze
fickle garnet
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right now it looks like your "upload button" isnt a button. i think youre working too hard tbh. look at templates and flask

woeful hazel
# fickle garnet soup.find or soup.find_all

Ok so I used the soup.find and soup.find_all expressions to create an output that was essentially a table, now what I want to do is find a specific term inside that table that I created

fickle garnet
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unless you wana design css layouts n stuff

fickle garnet
tropic blaze
fickle garnet
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oh you mean the results from the search

fickle garnet
woeful hazel
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search = soup.find('table')
content = search.find_all('tr')
for i in content:
    table_data = i.find_all('td')
    data = [j.text for j in table_data]
    print(data)```
woeful hazel
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Now I want to essentially search this part for a specific term

fickle garnet
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soup.find(id="my_id").find_all("my_search_term")

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that kinda thing ?

woeful hazel
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I think so, not entirely sure to be honest

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But seems like that

fickle garnet
woeful hazel
fickle garnet
woeful hazel
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With the contents of what's inside the tags

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['Horaire', 'Lundi', 'Mardi', 'Mercredi', 'Jeudi', 'Vendredi', 'Samedi', 'Dimanche']
['8h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', 'Complet', '']
['9h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', 'Complet', '']
['10h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', 'Complet', '']
['11h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', 'Complet', '']
['12h', '', '', '', '', '', '', '']
['13h', '', '', '', '', '', '', '']
['14h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', '', '']
['15h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', '', '']
['16h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', '', '']
['17h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', '', '']
['18h', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Indisponible', 'Complet', '', '']

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This is the output essentially

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What I would like to do is essentially search within this table for a specific term

fickle garnet
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for list in lists: if "term" in list

woeful hazel
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So I have to create another loop then, is that it?

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Because ideally I want it to find a term let's say like 'Complet' with the corresponding day and time, I don't know if that makes sense

fickle garnet
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you can roll it up in to a one liner after you have the logic worked out

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find methods chain together, result can be handled with a list comprehension, but first get it working

woeful hazel
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Ok I'll try, thank you!

fickle garnet
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you'll have this done in no time

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bs4 could be webdev or datascience right?

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but more analysis than development

inland oak
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and web scraping is sometimes used for datascience/machine learning

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to clean data / or to acquire cheaply

fickle garnet
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yeah categories are pointless sometimes, web but not dev

native tide
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is there any ethereum free node i can use?

swift wren
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can someone help me solve cors error, im doing get request to a flask api through axios like below:js axios( { method:'GET', 'url': 'http://127.0.0.1:5000/get_user', mode: 'cors', cache: 'no-cache', // *default, no-cache, reload, force-cache, only-if-cached credentials: 'same-origin', 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin':'*', // include, *same-origin, omit headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, })
what am i doing wrong, all the cors information is provided for it to allow all and my flask endpoint is also signifying that i've provided cors

@auth.route('/get_user')
@jwt_required()
@cross_origin(origin='*',headers=['Content-Type','application/json'])
def fetch_user():
    currentUser = get_jwt_identity()
    print(currentUser)
    return jsonify({"current_user":currentUser}), 200
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this is the response of the axios response

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swift wren
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@inland oak any advice?

unreal glade
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hello

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I have an error in HTML

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Can I discuss or any restrictions

pseudo flint
unreal glade
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ok

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thanks

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<audio controls>
    <source src="Shor-Ek Pyar Ka Nagma Hai.mp3" type="audio/mpeg">
</audio>
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Could you find any errors in the code

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I was working on the HTML Audio controls code

thorn igloo
swift wren
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this is the route thats causing the error

@auth.route('/get_user', methods=['POST','OPTIONS','GET'])
@jwt_required()
@cross_origin(origin='*',headers=['Content-Type','application/json'])
def fetch_user():
    currentUser = get_jwt_identity()
    print(currentUser)
    currentUser.headers.add('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*')
    return jsonify({'hello_from': get_jwt_identity()}), 200
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i added the jwt_required() right

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which requires a jwt param in the request