web-development

[serene prawn]

My point is that i had worse development experience with django compared to fastapi

When developing api's*

[native tide]

djiango has a worse learning curve, I take that opinion in mind

though, python is already way easier

[gusty hedge]

also, in case you want to go framework less, you can have a frontend and backend in vercel for free for non commercial sites

[native tide]

I will go with djiango and if i am stuck I will pay a visit to fastapi :D

[native tide]

OK

but im still curious about this popular thing, djiango

[gusty hedge]

cool. Enjoy

[native tide]

Thanks!

[gusty hedge]

there's a huge ecosystem around Django and surely job opportunities

[native tide]

I actually can see that

surprisingly, djiango is becoming a requirement for some jobs

[serene prawn]

Yep, there's a lot of jobs for django devs but i can see a lot of jobs with fastapi too

[native tide]

Fastapi is just still young, If it is good, in the future you will see more fastapi jobs too

[gusty hedge]

yeah. If you learn Django then learning Flask, FastAPI etc is really simple, not need to invest too much time

[native tide]

Hmm

How does Flask compare to Fastapi

[serene prawn]

FastAPI has similar interface but more features out of the box

[gusty hedge]

Flask ecosystem is also huge. And microservices platforms usually use smaller frameworks

[native tide]

I see

thats interesting

I used flask to do some simple stuff

just experimenting

[gusty hedge]

FastAPI is modern. Flask is popular. I'd use FastAPI today

[native tide]

I see

[serene prawn]

# Flask
@app.route("/items/")
def items():
    if request.method == "GET":
        ...
    if request.method == "POST":
        ...

# FastAPI
@app.get("/items/")
def get_items():
    ...

@app.post("/items")
def create_item():
    ...

FastAPI also has more built-in features compared to flask: dependency injection, validation, automatic documentation generation

You can just check out it's features tbh: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/features/

[native tide]

So fast api is lighter than djiango and heavier than flask

[serene prawn]

Yep, but it's also faster than flask

[native tide]

tbh I noticed that speed is trivial at this point

the clouds are just so powerful

[serene prawn]

I mean, if you can cut your bill in half...

[native tide]

ahh

[hollow sky]

i keep getting flask_bootstrap not found error

I installed it on virtualenv on my pc as well

[serene prawn]

It's quite faster (according to techempower benchmark, it wouldn't reflect real-world speed, but still ...)

[hollow sky]

it was working fine for 2 months

what should i do

[covert yew]

does someone how how to auto generate a id/key in flask_sqlachemy NOT PRIMERY KEY?

class User(db.Model, UserMixin):
    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
    follower_Id = db.Column(db.Integer, unique=True) #HERE
    email = db.Column(db.String(150), unique=True)
    username = db.Column(db.String(150), unique=True)
    password = db.Column(db.String(150))

[native tide]

did you keep a backup

[serene prawn]

NOT PRIMERY KEY?

[hollow sky]

yep

[native tide]

have you tried the golden trick, restart

[hollow sky]

yeah couple of times

[serene prawn]

Can you share full error?

[native tide]

deactivate and active env for example

[covert yew]

yea non primary key

[native tide]

I see

[hollow sky]

yeah couple of times as well

[native tide]

pip update?

[serene prawn]

You want to add autoincrement for non-primary key column, right?

[covert yew]

yea

[serene prawn]

autoincrement=True

[covert yew]

I tried that

[hollow sky]

will try now

[native tide]

have you tried pip install flask_boostrap

[serene prawn]

And?

[covert yew]

and when I created a user it shows the value as NULL

[serene prawn]

You should save it first though

It's generated on server (db) side

[covert yew]

I did that

wait let me try again now

[serene prawn]

@covert yew Did you create a migration?

[covert yew]

whats that?

like marge the databases?

[serene prawn]

If you change tables in your database you should create a migration

https://alembic.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/ or https://flask-migrate.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

[covert yew]

I just delete the database and it recreate it self when I open the server again

[covert yew]

if I have no database when its opening

[serene prawn]

Hm, ok, try with autoincrement then

[native tide]

if my solution is not working, try to ask people here. if it still persists, open an issue on github page

[lethal marten]

hey anyone help:
i'm trying to get my div box to be pressed against the top-left corner of the page, but i keep getting this extra grey space

how do i get rid of that?

(my background is grey, and my div box is black)

[native tide]

margin: 0 0; on the CSS

[hollow sky]

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/user/Desktop/leetApp-mongo/run.py", line 1, in <module>
    from files import app
  File "/Users/user/Desktop/leetApp-mongo/files/__init__.py", line 2, in <module>
    from flask_bootstrap import Bootstrap
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flask_bootstrap'

[lethal marten]

doesn't work

[native tide]

is it only top and left?

[lethal marten]

wait...did you mean in the div or the body?

[native tide]

div

[lethal marten]

it worked when i did margin: 0 0 in the body

thanks!

[native tide]

Oh

nice

[hollow sky]

tried pip3 install flask_bootstrap flask-bootstap Flask-Bootstrap

[native tide]

try to import flask before flask_boostrap

from flask import Flask
from flask_bootstrap import Bootstrap

[serene prawn]

Which db do you use?

[native tide]

then run the code with python3

i once had two pythons installed and I faced some problems with that

[covert yew]

sqlalchemy

[native tide]

anyway good luck

i gtg

[native tide]

cyaa

[serene prawn]

It's a library/orm, i meant the actual database

Like postgres, mysql

[covert yew]

sqlite?

[serene prawn]

Hm, weird, can you make it not nullable? i.e. autoincrement=True, nullable=False

[covert yew]

its not letting me create the user

[serene prawn]

Can you also share your model?

[covert yew]

class User(db.Model, UserMixin):
    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
    follower_Id = db.Column(db.Integer, unique=True, autoincrement=True, nullable=False) # THIS IS THE ONE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
    email = db.Column(db.String(150), unique=True)
    username = db.Column(db.String(150), unique=True)
    password = db.Column(db.String(150))
    first_name = db.Column(db.String(150))
    last_name = db.Column(db.String(150), nullable=True)
    description = db.Column(db.String(200), nullable=False, default="")
    picture = db.Column(db.String(), default="default_profile_pic.jpg")
    date_joined = db.Column(db.DateTime(timezone=True), default=func.now())
    permissions = db.Column(db.Integer(), default=0)
    verified = db.Column(db.Boolean(), default=False)
    posts = db.relationship('Post', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    comments = db.relationship('Comment', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    likes = db.relationship('Like', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    saves = db.relationship('Saved', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    forums = db.relationship('Forum', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    forums_joined = db.relationship('ForumMember', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)
    reports = db.relationship('Report', backref='user', passive_deletes=True)

[serene prawn]

Well, that's weird, are you sure your database if fully dropped?

Also i'd try on other db like postgres 🤔

[covert yew]

is it hard to change database now?, what would I need to change for that

I built a lot of stuff using this one

[serene prawn]

Just install postgres and connect to it instead

[covert yew]

    app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = f'sqlite:///{DB_NAME}'

in here right?

[serene prawn]

Yep

[native tide]

Doctor in the office

[covert yew]

thats it
https://www.postgresql.org/download/

[hollow sky]

  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 983, in _find_and_load
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 967, in _find_and_load_unlocked
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 677, in _load_unlocked
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap_external>", line 728, in exec_module
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 219, in _call_with_frames_removed

whats that

[hollow sky]

I somehow solved it but really dont know how

[covert yew]

@serene prawn Do you have any tool to view/edit databases?

[prisma salmon]

What did Nike use to create design tab in their website

[north wigeon]

Hello how do i do the css to achieve this kind of spacing on a flex div?

[nimble wraith]

Hello again, Darkwind.
I have pointed that IP in the DNS Server settings.
As excepted, It doesn't work when trying to access the webpage.
Is it because you have to confiugure the flask server too? If, how?

[wary pecan]

How does one markup HTML in a iframe? I currently have an iframe with type "hidden" and I want to edit it to become visible

page.eval_on_selector("input[id='token']", "el => el.contents().find('input').html('testingvalue')"

I am using playwright for python and attempting page evaluation on the iframe but it just doesn't edit anything at all

I read that sometimes its because the iframe does not load alonside the same domain that the main page does

[keen inlet]

from flask import Flask, render_template
import datetime

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/", methods=["GET"])
def get_main_page():
    return render_template('entery.html', utc_dt=datetime.datetime.utcnow())

@app.route("/first", methods=["GET"])
def get_first_page():
    return render_template('index.html', utc_dt=datetime.datetime.utcnow()) 

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=True)

Hello guys
How can I render the JS and css additionally to my index.html?
This function renders only the html , I assume something wrong with the paths of my directories or similar ...

[covert yew]

you need to put them in a static folder

<link
rel="stylesheet"
href="{{ url_for('static', filename='css/main.css') }}"/>

<script
type="text/javascript"
src="{{ url_for('static', filename='js/index.js') }}"
></script>

[keen inlet]

thnx appreciate

[golden hamlet]

hey guys, where do you recommend learning django from?

[sand pond]

try Corey Schafer's Django Tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-osiE80TeTtoQCKZ03TU5fNfx2UY6U4p

[golden hamlet]

is it beginner friendly?

[sand pond]

if you're familiar with python basics, then yeah. I'm using it right now

[golden hamlet]

niceee thank you love

print("hello django")

[ionic raft]

I started out with Corey Schafer's Django tutorial. Thoroughly recommend it.

[golden hamlet]

will do definitely

[dense slate]

DjangoGirls has a great tutorial.

[nimble wraith]

Can anyone give me a good tutorial on how to deploy your flask app with uwsgi and nginx on windows?

[indigo orchid]

Has learning Python only for webdev sense?

[nimble wraith]

I'm getting started with flask

[nimble wraith]

For me, yes. But there are tons of other cool stuff you can do with it

[indigo orchid]

Ok, thanks. I was asking, because I'm not fan of AI, Data Science, ML.

[serene prawn]

Python is pretty good for web dev

[final mason]

Hello Guys, anyone have idea about how to get current logged username in usercreation form in django

[native tide]

hi

[final mason]

hello

[golden hamlet]

@indigo orchid python isn't frontend, keep that in mind bro

[serene prawn]

request.user.username?

[final mason]

no it is not working in froms

class AddClientForm(UserCreationForm):
super_client_username = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='First name',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'username'}))
username = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='First name',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'username'}))
first_name = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='First name',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'First Name'}))
last_name = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='Last name',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Last Name'}))
email = forms.EmailField(max_length=64,
help_text='Enter a valid email address',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Email Address'}))
mobile_number = forms.IntegerField(
help_text='Enter a valid mobile number', widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Mobile Number'}))
password1 = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='Password',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Password'}))
password2 = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='Retype Password',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'Retype Password'}))

class Meta(UserCreationForm.Meta):
    model = User
    fields = UserCreationForm.Meta.fields + ('first_name', 'last_name', 'email', 'mobile_number',)

def save(self, commit=True):
    user = super().save(commit=False)
    user.is_client = True
    if commit:
        user.save()
    return user

[serene matrix]

You want to automatically populate the form?

[final mason]

yes

but i want current logged username in super_client_username = forms.CharField(max_length=32, help_text='First name',
widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'placeholder': 'username'})) and save in database

[serene matrix]

I think in your views you'll have to pass it into your form instance

Forms.bla_bla(Initial={super_client_username:request.user.username})

[gloomy haven]

hey there! I have a django app where I signup and set a myuser variable (code below)

def signup(request):

    if request.method == "POST":
            username = request.POST['username']
            password = request.POST['password']
            email = request.POST['email']
            
            print(username, email, password)
            if User.objects.filter(username=username).exists():
                messages.error(request, 'Username already exists')
                return redirect('signup')

            if User.objects.filter(email=email).exists():
                messages.error(request, 'Email already exists')
                print("Email already exists")
                return redirect('signup')

            if len(username) > 25:
                messages.error(request, 'Username must be under 25 characters.')
                print("Username must be under 25 characters")
                return redirect('signup')

            if not username.isalnum():
                messages.error(request, 'Username must be alphanumeric.')
                print("Username must be alphanumeric")
                return redirect('signup')


            myuser = User.objects.create_user(username, email, password)
            myuser.is_active = False
            myuser.save()

            messages.success(request, 'You are now registered and can log in. We have also sent you a confirmation email. Please check your email and verify your account.')
            print("User was registered")

Users will be spending "tokens" on my application and so I want to save that into myuser or any thing that would grab 'tokens' from the current logged in user

for example,

def dashboard(request):
  if request.user.is_authenticated:
    tokens = myuser.tokens # or get current logged in users
    ctx = {
    'tokens': tokens
    }
    return render('dashboard.html', ctx)

or something along those lines

I'm sure you guys understand what I'm asking for.

I don't know how to tackle this and would appreciate you guy's help.

Thanks!

[dense slate]

Can't you just return request.user in context and access user.tokens on the front end?

Or do you not want to return the whole user on dashboard?

[gloomy haven]

myuser.tokens isn't valid, it's an example

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/ref/contrib/auth/

[dense slate]

what is your question then, not how to use tokens on the front end?

[gloomy haven]

I want to find a way to add, edit and remove 'tokens' from a user

[dense slate]

do you know how to save and edit objects in the database?

[gloomy haven]

no

that's what I was getting to

[dense slate]

That's where you should start.

[gloomy haven]

hm

[dense slate]

When you click a button or submit a form, review how to add or edit an existing field in the database.

[gloomy haven]

so wouldnt i use model forms

[dense slate]

Then you can just edit the tokens on the user model as much as you want and how you want and access is via user.tokens on the front-end (if that's the field name)

I dunno, depends what you want to do. Forms are just a way to send data from a form to the views, where you do something with the data.

[gloomy haven]

okay

[dense slate]

Lookup a tutorial on how to submit data via a form and save it in a database in django.

That will walk you through it.

If you have trouble along the way, feel free to ask. 🙂

[gloomy haven]

okay.

so i'd search up CRUD django right

[dense slate]

Sure

[dusk portal]

@dense slate hey dude

Have u worked with django rest Framework

[plush wigeon]

Django REST framework vs Fast API? :d

I heard FastAPI was simpler

[dense slate]

ya

[gloomy haven]

like flask but worse

so just to make sure I have this right

[dusk portal]

I just tried FastAPI today

So questions r
How can I improve my web skills now
I've been alot of complex project's including video streaming platform n stuff
Now I wanna learn some front-end stuff n ajax ,etc also
What can I do to be better I've tons of projects
N how can I write efficient code on Python (django)
Also how can I learn unit testing to write quality code +resources
Last ,I'm pretty bad at writing django signals how can I improve that (includes automated testing via Tests.py)
Thanks in advance

N plz guide me through Django Channels
Cuz I really ain't able to understand

[gloomy haven]

when the user is created, it will also be created with a seperate userdata model and ```py
class UserData(models.Model):
username = models.CharField(max_length=100)
email = models.EmailField(max_length=100)
tokens = models.IntegerField(default=100000)

def __str__(self):
    return self.tokens

basically it would pass in the current logged in user's info and then I can manage the tokens from there

[dusk portal]

Plz answer I'm gonna sleep will check answers n responses for sure
Thanks again

[gloomy haven]

this works???

im unsure

[hollow sky]

hey I want to use login_user with mongodb database I am giving a user dictionary to login_user which I set "is_active" to True when authenticating user but still getting dict has no attribute "is_active" error
what am I doing wrong

{  
"_id": "f27fefedb3704a7abdbe5d5a3b3420d2",  
"user_public_id": "aaaaaa-656531",  
"username": "aaaaaa",  
"email": "[e-mail]",  
"password": "$pbkdf2-sha256$29000$h3BuLWVMaW0thZDSOuccow$gqwJwsi3wxXkj0V/lZNnf9Hdovias3ydydQ7tLpmgg4",  "is_active": true
}

this is the dict I pass

[lapis glade]

if in js i have a document.querySelectorAll().forEach, how can i fill content from an array in order

[gloomy haven]

I got it working, thanks :)

[worn crystal]

i want to be able to redirect a user from my website to another website and be able to put some data into a form that is on that page. Is there any way i can do this with some python script? Is there a library that could help me greatly do this kind of stuff?

[small grove]

Im no web dev expert but the way i see it put that data in headers or in queries and have a js script check if the headers exist and if they do set the content of the form to the data

[oak ore]

Idk about python but I think you can use the action attribute in html

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_form_action.asp

[worn crystal]

Thanks. I'll look into it

[oak ore]

You’re welcome

[lethal junco]

hello guys can someone help me? I'm having trouble with static files

here is my base.html

here is my settings.py

the images is working fine but It's weird why my css folder and js cannot read using static?

[woeful umbra]

I've not worked with static files but try replacing STATIC_URL = '/static/' with STATIC_URL = 'static/'

[delicate ore]

@lethal junco did Toxid's solution work?

btw maybe you should use vscode with the jinja plugin

as your project seems big and pycharm is not very good for this frontend stuff

and jinja

because pycharm shows so many errors i just use vscode for all my frontend stuff

and imo vscode just has much better support for it

or maybe use atom idk

[normal nova]

guys i am building video downloader. it takes video url as input. i am using wget module to download video.

then problem is, when i add it in flask. it does not launch download in browser. how do i make it download file in browser??

[wispy marsh]

can someone tell me that the way i can make button in django other than is using form and make button in there and make it go to url i want and make it run fuction there and redirect the the url before

[jolly obsidian]

Is there any way to separate the python code in a separate file(like a linking a CSS stylesheet) in pyscript?

[leaden lodge]

yo!
Can anyone recommend a good up-to-date sqlalchemy tutorial?
I have been trying to follow the official one but I have no idea what the creator is rambling about. I'm literally 20 mins in and he might as well speak Chinese to me, it'd be the same

[eternal blade]

If a request is being sent by a flutter mobile app instead from a website to my django backend is it still possible to set the request cookies?

[formal swift]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72115245/flask-handling-and-serving-user-data

[native tide]

So if you use nginx you can stream the data through the ports?

So I can attach localhost to an url?

[green coral]

I think you can do this with hosts file, no?

[serene prawn]

sqlalchemy documentation is good but it would take you some time to read

[native tide]

probably a ton of different ways

i was reading nginx docs last night and it showed it updated to handle asgi

[fickle basin]

Hello, what's the best way to query objects and use them as context in a view, I have a list of dicts , but the view expect only a dict

[golden hamlet]

anyone doing the correy schafer django webapp

[fickle basin]

@golden hamlet long time since, need something?

[golden hamlet]

yeah i seem to have a problem even though we have the same code

[craggy flax]

How to shuffle images in python ?

[golden hamlet]

trying to render a page but it shows 404

[craggy flax]

Actually I sliced the images and I have to shuffle those images?
Is it possible

[golden hamlet]

probably possible with random.choice()

[fickle basin]

@golden hamlet dm the code

[craggy flax]

@fickle basin can u give the code ?

[fickle basin]

@craggy flax dm @golden hamlet 😅

[golden hamlet]

ah

i don't know how to connect it to images and such, as i'm new to webdeb

but i suspect you can use this module
https://www.w3schools.com/python/module_random.asp

mby you can put all the files in a list and then use random.shuffle() @craggy flax

[hard whale]

    var textareaContent1 = $("#name").val();
    var name = textareaContent1;
    var textareaContent2 = $("#status").val();
    var status = textareaContent2;
      console.log(name, status);

      $.ajax({
        url: '/device',
        type: 'POST',
        contentType: 'application/json',
        data: JSON.stringify({
        "location": name,
        "status": status
        }),
        dataType: 'json'
      });

Can anyone please tell me, why name is applied and status not?

[frank shoal]

Show your html?

[hard whale]

Well there is just 2 text fields and a button

Name and status are text field ids

Apply is button id

Can console.log even store 2+ variables?

[frank shoal]

yes.

Can you just paste in your html?

Did you set "use strict"; at the top of the file/script tag?

[hard whale]

Mm no

I dont have access to it atm

[frank shoal]

Then come back when you have it?

[lavish cove]

Hey thier,

I want to build a website for school project using python

So which framework should I go with flask or django, tell me which is more efficient and EASY to learn.

I know python basics- conditional, loops functions, dict,list etc, not classes(is it even required?)

[graceful mauve]

Hey 🙂 I've been learning and getting to grips with Flask but I want to build larger web applications so I might need to change at a later date 😮 I still need to figure out what a WSGI server is and how to use that for production

Flask is pretty intuitive though

relatively new to Python but been in web development for easily a decade and change, so picking it all up as I go 😄

[lavish cove]

Huh im a highschool student

[lavish cove]

can I create a functional dynamic website using flask in 1.5 month? how is the learning curve?

[graceful mauve]

if you know your basic python, and website file structures aren't new to you, then it should be relatively straight forward. but to be safe there are a TON of really helpful videos and tutorial series on YouTube that I found super useful. The below tutorial series helped me get my head around it a lot easier 🙂 hope it helps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwZwr5Tvyxo&list=PL-osiE80TeTs4UjLw5MM6OjgkjFeUxCYH

[serene prawn]

I'd say that FastAPI is better suited for the job if you're building api's, apps that use template rendering aren't that popular nowadays

And it's pretty similar to flask too

[native tide]

Template rendering is still pretty popular (django, 99% of javascript frameworks, etc). But yes, in the python ecosystem frameworks that don't do rendering are getting more popular, but that's in large part due to people using python as a backend instead of a frontend. If you wanted to use it for a frontend too, those templating tools are still pretty popular

[serene prawn]

I wouldn't count js as template rendering, you do that on client and not server side 🤔
Also i see most people use drf

[graceful mauve]

hmmm I'll definitely check it out, I'm eventually wanting to tie it into an online game as a companion application but still very early days yet 😮

I'd say that I'll probably be asking a load of (what I'm sure will be) dumb questions before I figure everything out fully lol

[serene prawn]

@native tide I meant things like Jinja2 and Django Templates, they're still quite popular and they're not bad, it's just easier for people to use js for more complex applications

[native tide]

There are many popular server-side rendering solutions built in JS. Next for example

[serene prawn]

Server side rendering isn't template rendering though

[native tide]

I mean template rendering is a much looser term than SSR tho. You can render templates in many contexts, including SSR. Unless you have a more specific definition of templates, I think I'd go so far as saying JSX is tempaltes lol

[serene prawn]

Maybe i'm mistaken but i'd say template rendering essentially involves no client-side JS code (e.g. Jinja2), SSR would involve some JS code that would be shipped to the client, and i mostly see it used with frontend frameworks to initially hydrate your page to speed up load time?

[serene prawn]

I essentially meant template rendering on backend (e.g. django, flask, etc)

Without using JS frameworks or with some vanilla-ish JS

[graceful mauve]

I'm just checking out FastAPI and I've manage to setup to a point where it runs and the application starts on my linux server but it doesn't show when navigating to the domain name ... my web hosting has a dynamic ip address so put --host 0.0.0.0 at the end but still nothing ... anyone have any idea what I might be doing wrong? 😮

[crystal stag]

Can you elaborate a bit on your server's setup? Is the FastAPI app running behind a Reverse Proxy or is it directly running on a specific port?

[graceful mauve]

I can try 😄 so it's a "Managed Dedicated Linux Server" with 1&1 IONOS which has SSH, Python, and all the other good stuff on it, but the domain name connects to the webspace using a dynamic IP address (and doesn't have a remote desktop), so when it successfully runs on SSH and shows "Uvicorn running on https://0.0.0.0:8000" the domain is showing a 403 error 😮

I might be being dumb tbh 😮 but if I don't mess up then I don't learn lol

[crystal stag]

I have no experience with IONOS, but you would only reach your app on port 8000 if there was a piece of software allowing connections on port 443 (https) or 80 (http) and forwarding the request to your app on port 8000 ... or if your firewall does allow incoming connections on port 8000 you could enter https://<your-domain-name>:8000/ in the browser ...

[crystal stag]

That's usually the way to learn, yes 😉 .. Don't worry. We all started sometime making all the mistakes ...

[serene prawn]

Can you try to connect via ip though? 🤔

[graceful mauve]

hmmm that's a good point, it could be that (will have to figure out how to check), do you know if there is a way to check open ports via SSH? 😄 and I intend to make all the mistakes haha ... spent years getting really good with PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS and other web languages so just decided to leap into Python to help make more powerful systems 🙂

and I don't have a static IP one or I would do, unfortunately it changes regularly being dynamic, but I should definitely be able to check if the port is open 😮

[serene prawn]

Why not use php though? Just wondering, many people like it

[serene prawn]

Check against current ip 😅

[graceful mauve]

doesn't work if you navigate directly to the ip cos it's a dynamic one lol ... I tried all the IP navigation hacks to get it to work but as @crystal stag said, it could be the port isn't open 😮

[crystal stag]

Do you have some kind of Website for your Managed Server? A Control panel of some sort? Often the firewalls are managed outside your machine ... otherwise it depends on the installed operating system, so which Linux Version (Ubuntu, etc.) is running.

[graceful mauve]

Oh don't get me wrong I love PHP and I've used it (and continue to use it) in many applications, but I wanted to make applications with more functionality and scalability 😄

and I'm just having a look around to see if I can spot firewalls as an option, it has it's own IONOS version of a back end with Webspace, Databases and all that, just having a good look round now

[serene prawn]

I think scalability would depend on how you develop and design your app, not on the language itself

[crystal stag]

I completely agree, the language does not matter much. That said ... on this discord server Python is superior to all other programming languages 😉

[graceful mauve]

That's true also, I'd say the framework I use definitely impacts the design and end product I end up with 😄 and can't find anything like firewall or port settings (and don't feel like messing with DNS until I know it's possible) ... why do I get the feeling that the hosting package I ACTUALLY need is only £10 per month more lol 😅

and in fairness Python is my new favourite language purely based on the fact it can interact with ANY other one 😄 , that alone is pretty useful for scaleability lol

I feel I might be in the right place to hold this belief lol

[hard whale]

is there any noob friendly way to add range slider to html?

[crystal stag]

On the command line you could list firewall rules with "sudo iptables -L -v -n" if you got sudo rights ...

[crystal stag]

The different HTML5 input types are explained here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Forms/HTML5_input_types#slider_controls

[graceful mauve]

anytime I use sudo I get an error saying -bash sudo: command not found

I'm taking this to assume I don't have it 😮

[crystal stag]

Looks like it.

[graceful mauve]

looks to me I'll be having a word with old IONOS in the morning ... it seems the "Dedicated Server" they sold me isn't all it's cracked up to be lol 🤦

thank you for all your help guys! 😄 I don't seem to have an issue running locally on my Windows laptop but the server seems like it's gonna be the death of me, was wrestling with pipenv earlier and just gave up in favour of venv lol

[crystal stag]

Maybe IONOS has a help forum or you can find documentation in the control panel? Or contact support? ... You are a paying customer after all ...

[graceful mauve]

that's a good point, it does say 24/7 support with a phone number but it's like 22:28 and my fully British ass is worried about "calling so late" hahahaha 🤣 🤣 I'll do it first thing though lol 🤣 🤣

[crystal stag]

OK, have a good night then and good luck with your project!

[graceful mauve]

for me to call outside business hours, the server would have to be offline and have customers on there lol 😅 And thank you, hopefully I'll get the teething problems out of the way then smooth sailing lol 😄

[lime gazelle]

how would i make a web-browser inside a flask website?

[hidden marten]

what OS is it? (cat /etc/issue). you can probably install it with something like apt install sudo or whatever the package manager on that system is

[worn crystal]

I just started using selenium and the tutorial i'm following along has me making the following code but the window that pops up closes about a second or two after the page loads in. is there a reason why it does that? The video does not display this kind of behaviour as well

from selenium import webdriver


url="https://www.google.com/"
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get(url) ```

i'm using vscode to run it as well

[fickle trout]

Is there a best practice for Django in naming your project and the apps included in it? Like should you name the project the name of the website? and then apps like 'pages', 'blog', 'appointments'. I know the name of the project itself probably doesn't matter just wondering if there is a best practice

[silk raven]

do you know django?

[fickle trout]

I went through a udemy course but they were never very clear on if there was a best practice for file naming conventions other then the double foldering of '/templates/myapp' etc.

[worthy lake]

I wish that django templates were more often written the way modern JS frameworks will often do HTML with a lot of attrs and inserted code of another lang

{% if messages %}
    <ul class="messages">
        {% for message in messages %}
            <div class="container-fluid p-0">
              <div class="alert {{ message.tags }} alert-dismissible" 
                   role="alert"
              >
                <button type="button" 
                        class="close" 
                        data-dismiss="alert" 
                        aria-label="Close"
                >
                  <span aria-hidden="True">
                      &times;
                  </span>
                </button>
                  {{ message }}
              </div>
            </div>
        {% endfor %}
    </ul>
{% endif %}

for me this is so much better than

{% for message in messages %}
<div class="container-fluid p-0">
  <div class="alert {{ message.tags }} alert-dismissible" role="alert" >
    <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert" aria-label="Close">
      <span aria-hidden="True">&times;</span>
    </button>
    {{ message }}
  </div>
</div>
{% endfor %}

While it's not always desirable to do it this way, its much easier for me to read it when its a mess. Especially code gets way more messy than this with templating syntax and multiple attrs long values.

I guess the main difference is... js frameworks have webpack and to minify all that.

[mossy tendon]

how to make html page look the same throughout all devices?

[worthy lake]

Basically, you have to load the site up in every browser as you develop it and check all the features you use and they are supported by the browser you want them tow work in. In my opinion this is the worst thing about frontend

[mossy tendon]

ya basically i have a button and it changes its location based on how zoomed in the person is or just resolution

so sometimes its where it is

or its just over text making it look awful

it all depends on the zoom part

[worthy lake]

yeah... The best thing to do is to open up developer tools and try identify differences in the css that make it do different things. and just hack it together.

I'm pretty sure ive had that problem before where things are not placed where they should be especially like... a container that is displaying not relative to other containers.

[mossy tendon]

comparison

bottom is 100% other is 140%

ive compared it with a chromebook screen

the normal view for it is 140% on a windows laptop

so idk

[worthy lake]

its positioned absolute and you're specifying how far to the right to put it?

[mossy tendon]

the position is relative because of the button which is prob the reason

heres the code if you wanna see for yourself

[worthy lake]

Im not really good at CSS like where I can make it do whatever I want without moving things back and forth. The way I do it is I just open the developer tools and I uncheck properties and change values directly in there and move things around until they work. If for some reason its not working that badly, its probably just bad design or something and you should find some templates that do what you're trying to do and imitate it.

[mossy tendon]

if you wanna look and see what i see to get a better idea feel free

ill paste it so you dont have to type it

[worthy lake]

but one thing i know for sure is if you change any part of the design you have to check all browsers you want to support because the chances that something is going to look terrible in another browser without some work put into it are huge.

worst part of frontend for sure

[mossy tendon]

#button-3{
  top: -200px;
  left:-450px;
}

#button-3 a {
  position: relative;
  transition: all .45s ease-Out;
}

#circle {
  width: 0%;
  height: 0%;
  opacity: 0;
  line-height: 40px;
  border-radius: 1oo%;
  background: #BFC0C0;
  position: absolute;
  transition: all .5s ease-Out;
  top: 20px;
  left: 70px;
}

#button-3:hover #circle {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  opacity: 1;
  top: 0px;
  left: 0px;
}

#button-3:hover a {
  color: #2D3142;
}```

  <div class="button" id="button-3">
    <div id="circle"></div>
    <a href="redirect.html"> Home</a>
  </div>

[robust wyvern]

Hi, in Flask I’m having an issue that posting to a php file from a contact form gets 405. How could I allow a POST to the php form?

[hard whale]

Could you help me with some easy task? I can't debug 1 thing, there is no error message i can see #help-croissant

alright, i'll drop it here)

{% extends "layout.html" %}

{% block content %}
<script>
  $("#apply").click(function() {
  var var1 = $("#var1").val();
  var var2 = $("#var2").val();
  var var3 = $("#var3").val();
  var var4 = $("#var4").val();
    console.log(var1, var2, var3, var4);

      $.ajax({
        url: '/url',
        type: 'POST',
        contentType: 'application/json',
        data: JSON.stringify({
          "var1": var1,
          "var2": var2,
          "var3": var3,
          "var4": var4,
          "var5_int": 0,
          "var6_str": "",
        }),
        dataType: 'json'
      });
  })
</script>

<div class="ui container">
  <div class="ui input">
    <div class="ui form"></div>
      <div class="field">
        <input type="text" id="var1" placeholder="variable 1"><br><br>
        <input type="text" id="var2" placeholder="variable 2"><br><br>
        <input type="text" id="var3" placeholder="variable 3">
        <input type="text" id="var4" placeholder="variable 4">
        <button id="apply">Apply</button>
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
{% endblock %}

expected result is when user enters var 1,2,3,4 and presses apply, json with var 1,2,3,4,5,6 (5 and 6 are constant) is sent to API endpoint

But nothing happens. When I change "var1": "some constant thing, not variable", it works

If there is only 1 variable it works as well

but for several variables it doesn't tho it should according to answers i could google

how can I at least check error message? Can't see any thing in pycharm or browser to find out what's wrong with it)

there is no response from server

on api side everything is set correctly, i.e. if i generate json from insomnia or fastAPI docs, it's fine

[split swift]

anyone can help with html and javascript

[hard whale]

nope:)

looks like all the guys are busy atm

[split swift]

could you help me mister

[hard whale]

nope, i'm noob

i need help myself

[split swift]

okay wat help

send code imma help

[hard whale]

i posted it above:0

can you see it?

for some reason it doesnt work with constants anymore\

wtf...

[robust tartan]

I hope to find python developer

[inland oak]

1. use reset CSS technique

mentioned it somewhere above

!paste

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/sugesazuqa

you can probably find even stricter CSS reseter. but that one should be more or less generic

there is no 100% guarantee that it will be same... but 95% of problems will dissapear

2. if u have non vanilla Javascript used in your html

better to apply babel for transpiling into lowest JS compatible with any browser. It will make it more supported at any browser as well

3. for 100% assuraness that everything works well, it is better to write smth like Selenium tests, with running them automatically in all browsers u wish to support. But oh well, it is a choice if it is worthy of that effort.

[hard whale]

<div class="ui secondary pointing menu">
  <a class="item">
    Home
  </a>
  <a class="item">
    Messages
  </a>
  <a class="item active">
    Friends
  </a>
  <div class="right menu">
    <a class="ui item">
      Logout
    </a>
  </div>
</div>
<div class="ui segment">
  <p></p>
</div>

Guys can anyone tell me if I can use this menu without making several pages? I.e. i have 1 home page and just want to devide contents

[silver wraith]

Have anyone tried pyscript??

Can't see how to get started with it at the github page, like starting from scratch

[feral widget]

anyone online?

i need a rating on a website

i have done

heres the link "cobratate.netlify.app" its for a client, its undo but if theres any helpful tips from anyone that would be good.

[manic garnet]

hi

any ui designer here?

i need a frontend developer to design a profile template for me which is responsive on all devices

[hard whale]

var number = $("#number").val();

How can I make it defined as empty string if #number was not inputed?

I receive an error if #number has not input value because "number": "" is sent to API and it's wrong, coz it should be either null or some integer

Please help fix it)

[sand pond]

try a ternary operator? something like $(isNumberEmpty ? "" : "#number")

[native tide]

Is anyone here good with django forms ?

[eternal blade]

^^^ thanks

[pastel moon]

Hi guys, I'm trying to change field value when returning a response with drf so that i can post lets say age: 10 and in response i get age: "ten", how can i achive this inside serializer? i tried with SerializerMethodField but its read_only and i cant post and save value of it as in the example as integer, help

[ruby sorrel]

does anybody know if there is another registry url i can use for npm? ive been having issues with the official one

[hard whale]

can i somehow refresh web page (like F5) after FastAPI endpoint worked?

[dawn shard]

Any idea how this thing would have been got. Like I remember I learned something sorta this but how to serve files this way?

[agile pier]

u can use javascript reload method

[hard whale]

but js is on frontend side

isn't there a way to force refresh from backend?

[agile pier]

i dont think u can refresh webpage from backend, not sure though

[dusk portal]

@login_required
def edit_todo(request,text):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        queryset=Todo.objects.get(text=text)
        text=request.POST.get('text')
        print(queryset,text)
        if len(text)<2 and len(text)>200:
            messages.success(request,'text must be from 2 to 200 chars')
            return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('app1:edit_todo'),args=[queryset.text])
        queryset.text=text
        queryset.save()
        messages.success(request,'Updated')
        return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('app1:index'))
    return render(request,'app1/edit.html',{'queryset':'queryset'})

i'm tryin' to find different ways to do

UPDATE operations

but idk why it's adding new post instead of UPDATING

[dusk portal]

nvm

it worked

thx

[full nimbus]

Is djongo the best way to use MongoDB with Django? Looking at this post from MongoDB here: https://www.mongodb.com/compatibility/mongodb-and-django

[steady turret]

is there any way to speed up the process to load brython? or
a way to run a function after the page loads

[frank shoal]

use javascript and ajax?

[steady turret]

i wanna try to make everything with python, that's why i use brython

[agile pier]

i have svg content in my html, but I want it to render as content-type: image/svg+xml , how do I do that?

P.S. I m using Django

[exotic tulip]

Does anybody know the best resource/library to create sitemaps when given a start url, trying to create sitemaps for websites that don't have a good sitemap.

[ruby sorrel]

anyone know how to fix this?

npm ERR! syscall connect
npm ERR! errno ENETUNREACH

[delicate beacon]

Are you guys only working with python here

right?

[obtuse robin]

responsive design is hard and it takes a lot of learning to get good at it

[obtuse robin]

but for what youre doing specifically, im guessing youre using margins with pixels?

its much better to use percentages for margins as they stay the same distance apart throughout screens

i would say do not use percentages for widths and heights of the actual object though

usually that ends up looking weird

[mossy tendon]

ok thanks

i have the code posted if you need to see it

[mossy tendon]

Here

[obtuse robin]

okay i see

what is #circle?

[mossy tendon]

ok so its an interactive button

[obtuse robin]

ohh i see what youre trying to do

[mossy tendon]

the circle is a wave of color that occurs when i hover above it

[obtuse robin]

i see, what youre trying to do is a harder way of instead using the psuedoelement ::after

[mossy tendon]

any recommendations?

[acoustic summit]

Hi friends

I look a piramyd communty

you know someone?

[hard whale]

Hi guys!

  $("#del_item").click(function() {
    var del_item_by_id = $("#del_item_by_id").val();
      console.log(del_item_by_id);

      $.ajax({
        url: '/item/deldel/del_item_by_id,
        type: 'DELETE',
        contentType: 'application/json',
        data: JSON.stringify({
        }),
        dataType: 'json'
      });
});

how can i edit this ajax request so that url is dynamic?

I mean del_item_by_id is variable

so url has a variable part too

json is empty

i just need to send DELETE to the url and it will work

tested with insomnia and doct, it works fine on API/server side

but i cant find the way to use variable in url

I know, jQuery is kinda old, but probably easier for a beginner to do what he wants to do asap, angular, react, vue would take longer to implement the same simple stuff afaic

so far jQuery works fine for POST requests with static url but I can't find a solution for changing url

in fact only del_item_by_id will change

[serene prawn]

Use template strings:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals

[hard whale]

hmm could you tell me what exactly i should look for?

[serene prawn]

let someId = 42;
`/path/to/your/endpoint/${someId}`

it should look something like this

It's an equivalent to python f-strings:

some_id = 42
f"/path/to/your/endpoint/{some_id}"

[hard whale]

well it's funny but it worked exactly like in python

    var del_task_id = $("#del_task_id").val();
      console.log(del_task_id);

      $.ajax({
        url: '/task/deldel/'+del_task_id,
        type: 'DELETE',
        contentType: 'application/json',
        data: JSON.stringify({
        "del_task_id": del_task_id,
        }),
        dataType: 'json'
      });
});

i just changed '/task/deldel/del_task_id' to '/task/deldel/'+del_task_id

[serene prawn]

You can use string literals instead ^

[hard whale]

Is it more elegant approach?

[serene prawn]

Yep, i personally like it more

[hard whale]

mhm, I see, thanks! Can you think off any disadvantages of either approach?

[serene prawn]

Not really, both are fine, for me personally template literals would be kind of easier to read

Also your url probably should look like
DELETE /tasks/{taskId}

If you want to follow REST

[hard whale]

there is another DELETE for /tasks/{task_id}, i guess i can not use more than 1 DELETE for the same endpoint address

so I had to extend it

so far just for testing needs, but when i tried just /tasks/{task_id} there was some conflict

BTW i wonder why wouldnt this work for me:

https://semantic-ui.com/modules/accordion.html

when I copypasted example into my html file, the result is static, i.e. no dropdown content, not clickable

@serene prawn do you have an idea what could go wrong?

Doesn't seem like it requires any additional scripting

[serene prawn]

I mean, you can have multiple operations per url

e.g. GET, UPDATE, PATCH, POST, DELETE

[hard whale]

bot not 2 of the same type, am i right?

[serene prawn]

for example i can GET /tasks/42 but also i can DELETE /tasks/42

[serene prawn]

Yep

Why do you need two delete operations here?

[hard whale]

I don't remember exactly, I'll probably clean my code later when all the features are tested

For now I'm just implementing the functionality, mostly learning on the go)

I want to implement accordion to make my page look cleaner, but something is wrong here

alright nwm, it needed some scripting now it works)

[gusty sky]

hi guys. i have a little issue with Axios in VueJs.
i want to post data to backend as json object and then display the returned code in the console.
however,

 <button type='button' v-on:click="findHost()">Search</button>   

    findHost: () => {      
      axios.post('http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/host/get_data', {"hostname": this.form.hostname})
     .then(function (response) {console.log(response.data.hostname);})
     
    }

this code returns me error:

Uncaught TypeError: undefined has no properties

[deft crow]

hi, im struggeling with my things
so i have a html for downloading my pc files

<a class="btn btn-primary btn-sm" href="{{link}}" role="button" download><img src="./static/images/download.svg" width="25px" height="25px"> Download PDF</a>```
i also dont forget to add {"link":"C:\Users\Documents\GitHub\284902.pdf"}
the button shown `file\\\C:\Users\Documents\GitHub\284902.pdf` but i cant download the pdf, so how i can doing it?. arl searching but cant get solution

[past cipher]

am I right in thinking that when using an orm like sqlalchemy, you dont have to escape your data to prevent sql attacks

since the orm takes care of it all?

@deft crow anchor tag just looks to a page

just make it download anything

[serene prawn]

Yep, you don't have to do that

But it depends on how you use it 🤔

[past cipher]

What do you mean by the second statement?

[deft crow]

uh

[past cipher]

just links to a page**

[deft crow]

so do you know how?

wait whut?

[serene prawn]

If you issue raw sql statements through sqlalchemy it won't escape anything

Though other queries constructed with core or orm should be fine

[past cipher]

actually I'm wrong, anchor tag should auto download @deft crow

[deft crow]

uh ok

[past cipher]

@deft crow checkout this thread, there is a bunch of solutions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2598658/how-to-force-a-pdf-download-automatically

[deft crow]

but it doesnt on mine

[past cipher]

ah okay, yeah no raw statements

its weird coming from node having to escape everything, to not having to do it

I just thought i'd double make sure there is no need

[deft crow]

none help i think

the href will href you into another url not the docs

[sharp jasper]

hi

I am full stack web developer.

now I am building my site btw I am going to integrate blockchain smart contract and token as payment gateway.

I hope your help.

[faint canyon]

iam facing same issue but in flask

Delete button not working

methods=

"POST"

[inland oak]

from my code in Vue3 example:

my api.js file

import axios from 'axios';

import { API } from '@/settings.js'

export const Install = async (input_data) => {
  const url = `${API}/worker/install`;

  return await axios.post(url, input_data);
};

random component:

<template>
  <div class="submit" @click="action_install_vpn_server">
     <p>{{ $i18n.t(`install.InputServerForm.install_vpn_to_server`) }}</p>
  </div>
</template>

<script>
import * as Requests from '@/api.js';

export default {
    methods: {
        async action_install_vpn_server() {

            let data_for_sending = {
                // data
            }
            
            await Requests.Install(data_for_sending).catch(function (error) {
                // Code

            }).then(function (response) {
                // Code
            });


        }
    },
}
</script>

[gusty sky]

thanks a lot but i have figured it out meanwhile

[inland oak]

sure 🙂

[gusty sky]

made it like this:

data(){
    return{
      form: {
        hostname: '',
        tenant: ''
        },
      hostresult: ''
    }
  },
  methods: {
    findHost(){  
      axios.post('http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/host/get_data', {
            hostname: this.form.hostname,
            tenant: this.form.tenant

      }).then(result => {
            console.log(result.data);
            this.hostresult = result.data
        }).catch(err => {
            console.log(err.response.data)
        })

    }

[native tide]

#django can you update a record using formset_factory

[rose zinc]

I am trying to write a script that parses a org file into json and sends that json to a discord webhook, how would I convert the file into json, and then load it in the payload for the requests url?

[plush wigeon]

i believe you can use requests library to send JSON data with requests.post()

i believe that one method will convert and send the payload

[rose zinc]

I am opening the file, dumping it to json with json.dumps() and sending that resulting variable with the request, and I get: TypeError: Object of type TextIOWrapper is not JSON serializable

[hidden marten]

don't write it to a file. just pass the object to requests.post()

[fiery fulcrum]

Hi everyone, i have a simple question about django deploy on heroku. Is it normal that everytime i do a git push heroku master it seems like it's rebuilding the entire app again?

[hidden marten]

@rose zinc https://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/quickstart/#more-complicated-post-requests

[fiery fulcrum]

it shows this logs everytime: remote: -----> Installing pip 22.0.4, setuptools 60.10.0 and wheel 0.37.1
remote: -----> Installing SQLite3
remote: -----> Installing requirements with pip

[hidden marten]

@fiery fulcrum probably a better question for #tools-and-devops , but short answer is yes

[fiery fulcrum]

oh ok

well, thank you

[rose zinc]

I am using open('path/to/file'), assigning that to file, and constructing the request as: r = s.post(fullURL, data=file, headers=headers)

[hidden marten]

uh, what is data?

[rose zinc]

oh sorry

fixed it

I am still getting: TypeError: Object of type TextIOWrapper is not JSON serializable

I am using session from requests and not request.post directly, not sure if that makes a difference

[hidden marten]

right... like I said, stop writing it to a file

[plush wigeon]

you can try reading in and storing the file content into a data structure, and then use the data structure to output to JSON through post method

you may have to use a dictionary or list and not a variable to pass through json.dumps(). not sure what the data looks like though

[gray gyro]

hey guys
I wanna build react native app using backend
In order to do so, I need to use rest api
is it possibe to make my pc as my server and make my Phone to send data like when im not in my house network?

[plush wigeon]

you may be able to provision a server on a smaller cloud platform for free or minimal cost (and less hassle)

check out heroku or pythonanywhere

AWS has free tier for 1 year

[hidden marten]

the direct answer is: yes, port forward from your router to your computer and leave your computer on whenever you want to hit it from your phone

[plush wigeon]

even better :d

[gray gyro]

thats great, tnx!

[gray gyro]

so all I need is to send it to my router in a specific port?

[hidden marten]

send what?

[gray gyro]

the request from my app on the phone

[hidden marten]

yes

[gray gyro]

gotcha, tnx again

[native tide]

@gray gyro the above is not true exactly

[native tide]

you need to configure your router to do this

[plush wigeon]

pyscript looks nice

[hidden marten]

https://redd.it/ujoggf

[plush wigeon]

i'm gonna try to do an app in flask and one in fastapi

just to see

i think i'm gonna like fastapi tho

[north quail]

Hii, Idk if it is the correct channel to ask the question, so correct me if I need to ask it somewhere else. I have been learning and doing backend development in python for sometime and have done some projects. Currently I am looking for some new challenging project ideas which can teach me advanced topics in backend development, beyond web server and CRUD operations. All the project ideas on the internet are basically building a CRUD app, which is quite boring for me now. So, can anyone suggest me project ideas which can teach me advanced backend topics and are quite challenging?

[bronze palm]

are you using flask, django, or fastapi Light?

[plush wigeon]

build a bug tracker to track your project bugs

but i guess thats a crud app lol

thats what i'm doing next

because i have so many bugs.. lol

[north quail]

I am mostly using Django for big projects but if I just need to build lightweight APIs, I go with flask

[north quail]

nice, but yeah as you mentioned it's a CRUD app

[native tide]

I think Ima learn Flask first, Django is too much of a headache

but I can do mostly the same stuff in Flask like I would do in Django right?

webapps, db handling, logins etc

[harsh finch]

Yes but Django is way better. By learning it you could actually land a job while by learning Flask you gain nothing

Except time if you want to make a non complex app

[native tide]

I already got a job, Im not looking for programming job I just want to make few websites for personal use

for example one project I want to do is Tracking peoples work hours so they can go in, write how many hours which day

and later I can export it and check how many hours everyone was working this month, on what projects etc

from what I've understood, Django comes with a lot of prepackaged stuff while Flask is barebones and u can add stuff

Django has good support, good security etc. but

[harsh finch]

So Ive used both flask and django. Flask is easy but Django is a more complete approach to web dev. It will be hard in the beginning but when you kinda learn it it will be easy

[native tide]

mhm

I guess Django's structure

is hard to crack

while flask seems so much more minimalistic

[harsh finch]

I was making an app in Flask and then decided to remake it to Django and it was way easier

[native tide]

huh

what parts were easier if u could share?

[harsh finch]

Django comes packed with a lot of easy to use login/registering methods. A ready to use db etc

[native tide]

well yes I guess if I learned the stucture of django it wouldnt be that hard

[harsh finch]

Flask was way easier to understand. The routes where easier to create.

[harsh finch]

If you understand this all the othef will be easier than flask

[native tide]

and what was harder to do in flask ? the login/registering ?

[native tide]

hmm aight gonna go with your advice, but do you have any good source just to learn the structure itself

cuz thats the biggest problem for me, making a map of how everything connects in django project

gotta look for some cheatsheets maybe

[harsh finch]

Yes i have a very useful tutorial series

Its Called Django Wednesdays

I understood everything very easily

[native tide]

allright, gonna watch it

[harsh finch]

I didn't make the app that he did but the guy explained django so well that i was able to make my own up without creating his

[native tide]

wow

sounds too good haha

well thanks for tip gonna watch it now

[left kelp]

Hello, I create User model in Django, but is possible create useful login system with custom User model?

[vivid umbra]

hello there 🙂 currently im implementing backend in faspapi. I dont seem to find docs on faspapi website. Does any of you know where to find the docs for fastapi ?

[rigid laurel]

The first result on Google with a search of "fastapi docs"?

[vivid umbra]

not that easy

https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/ but there are only code examples. no real documentation :/

[rigid laurel]

You mean you want an API reference? Ah

The intro and advanced user guides are pretty good. But I don't think I've ever come across anything more granular than that

[vivid umbra]

man sad life, this means that at some point i will need to read source code 😄

[rigid laurel]

Seems that Tiangolo rejected a PR to include some auto-generated docs a few years ago which seems a bit odd

[vivid umbra]

yeah, the more i read, the more i come across the criticism of the author

dude seems to be not so open minded

[rigid laurel]

I did just discover that they have a discord

https://discord.com/invite/VQjSZaeJmf

(a relatively inactive one)

[vivid umbra]

no surprise

thx for hint tho, ill try to snoop around there a little bit

[serene prawn]

What kind of documentation you need? Fastapi docs cover nearly all aspects of it

[fickle fox]

heey guys, is there any way in flask to add header with some links to pages in all posts

??

[gusty hedge]

it looks like there are few options here - https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.1.x/api/#application-object

[fickle fox]

I am trying to do it with base.html

but it kinda doesnt work

[white delta]

Is it possible to use pyscript to run a "voice recognition + speech to text program" on the front end?

[gusty hedge]

do you mean http headers or headers element in HTML?

[languid raptor]

Any recommendations for cheap shared Linux hosting for Django projects? Prices I see are ~$15/mo unlimited. I'd like to get something ~$10. No real traffic.

I don't really want 'free' options. Just cheap 🙂

[fickle fox]

Aah i have fixed it

[pallid hill]

Can someone try and help me in #help-chili if you can, it's about web browsers and stuff like that in python.

[gusty hedge]

DigitalOcean can host apps at $5/m. Vultr has VPS at $2.5/m. Not sure how easy or possible you can put Django in Vercel or Cloudflare workers

[languid raptor]

Hmm. DigitalOcean is a virtual machine. Droplets also have metered charges, no?

so you get cut off

no?

[gusty hedge]

they have something called "App Platform" - https://www.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform

they have a Django sample for App Platform - https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform/languages-frameworks/python/django/

[languid raptor]

Is this what you're using?

[gusty hedge]

I use several things, that's one of them 😅

[languid raptor]

Ok. Currently I have shared linux hosting, but it's php and doesn't support python. I'd like to be able to put a public project up, so that's easy enough with this. But in addition, I host my git repos. Do you get SSH access to your space on DO? Can you make sub-domains, email accounts like you can with that ol' warhorse cPanel?

[native tide]

Hello, how different the code would be for an API/website that serves few users vs a lot of users?

[gusty hedge]

no SSH access to App Platform. Yes, you can setup subdomains to your Python/Django apps. Emails accounts like cPanel, I don't think so, unless you add an additional layer which I don't know which it is

[plush wigeon]

is django wednesdays by codemy?

[harsh finch]

yes

[languid raptor]

Thanks for the info. I've found a few shared hosts who purport to offer python app hosting, bigrock.com, mochahost.com, icdsoft.com to name a few. Most of these are LAMP stacks which have added Python.

[onyx lava]

I use flask, and I extend a file which contains the footer and the navbar and my issue is: in a html page, I have an animation for everything but want to leave the animation out for the navbar and the footer: What would I need to do in the css? I tried to giving the navbar and footer an id and doing :not(Id), but that didn't work

Ping me on response please

[obtuse robin]

you could put a div around the part where you do want the animation running and run the animation for that id/class

[torpid blaze]

Hello, is somaone here able to help me with something regarding web scrapping using lxml?

My problem is that I get empty lists

[indigo trout]

can someone help me host a site? i did 90% of it but its not working for some reason

[obtuse robin]

where are you hosting it

[onyx lava]

thats true, thanks!

[indigo trout]

frontend on netlify backend on heroku

[pallid hill]

Can anyone tell me how to implement the built in plugin supports for PyQtWebEngine, with the Pepper Plugin API, how would you make a plugin, how would you add them to your PyQt Web Browser and how would you make an extensions GUI button for removing and disabling plugins? I found some documentation, I how this can help some of you guys to at least make it a bit easier to help me: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebengine-features.html#pepper-plugin-api

[cyan bluff]

hey how do i input data in an empty array that I want to be a multidimensional array

for (let i = 0; i < seats.length; i++) {
  let table_rows = 4;
  let table_col = 2;
  let table_input = 2;
  let seats_new = [];
  for (let z = 0; z < table_rows; z++) {
    for (let j = 0; j < table_col; j++) {
      for (let k = 0; k < table_input; k++) {
        seats_new[i][z][j][k].push(seats[i])[0] ;
      }
    }
  }
}```

i did this

it does not work

[native tide]

#bot-commands

[zealous oar]

Hi there, I'm building an API where users can register on the website by providing data like email, phone, and password.

I wanna check if the phone number is valid or not without using any 3rd party, I found this JSON file:
https://gist.github.com/anubhavshrimal/75f6183458db8c453306f93521e93d37
but doesn't provide the phone length for every country, as well I have no idea if should I check for only the length or if there is other stuff need to validate.
so is there any thought on how can I accomplish this?

[split swift]

can someone help me with some javascript

[cold wagon]

hey guys

#help-peanut

[past cipher]

I usually use validate-js on frontend for all validation, so you could maybe look through their source and see how they do it, and implement it on the backend: https://github.com/validatorjs/validator.js/

https://github.com/validatorjs/validator.js/blob/master/src/lib/isMobilePhone.js

Here you can see they use regex to check

[zealous oar]

thank you

[grave needle]

Where do you guys think I can find a tutorial of webdev with raw python and html ONLY? as in, no frameworks or libraries

[plush wigeon]

theres pyscript (a library), which allows use of raw python inside of html but its new. it could be doable for a small web app or site

other than that, I'm not sure you can do web dev with python without any libs or frameworks

if you are open to frameworks, might i suggest FastAPI for its ease of use

[serene prawn]

You can, but it's not really practical, as Olivertwist said - FastAPI is a nice choice for backend, if you don't want to use js frameworks you can use backend rendering with Jinja2

[hollow fiber]

Hi there, I have an off-topic issue, related to gatsby, can anyone help me?

[strange wing]

got some django related issues, #help-rice message is the question

in #help-rice feel free to @ me at any time about it though

[native tide]

hi

[lunar wagon]

e

[peak dawn]

e

[native tide]

e

why tf my live server not working hmm

[naive hinge]

Do not needlessly spam - if you have a question, send it right way. No need for introductions or single-letter messages.

[native tide]

this is my question-

[naive hinge]

and if that's it, then you will have to be more specific.

[native tide]

@lunar wagonerror is it is not updating results.

everytime i have to close port and create new one again and again

[peak dawn]

The best way to ask questions is showing your code

[native tide]

its technical UwU

not code related

[serene prawn]

We have no context, what server, what it's doing? We can't help you since we're can't read your mind

[peak dawn]

Did you mean "live server" in "visual studio code"

[native tide]

live server an extension for vs code

[native tide]

YESSSS 😭

🤦

[peak dawn]

sorry I don't use it

🧐

[serene prawn]

me neither

[native tide]

zad :(

[peak dawn]

Did you save your file?

[native tide]

yes UwU

[serene prawn]

Don't ping random people ...

[native tide]

hes helper know :/?

[peak dawn]

Ok... I don't know why if that's all

[serene prawn]

If someone wants to help you they would

[native tide]

ok

[native tide]

🥲

[peak dawn]

Live server will inject some JavaScript code to your document

Did you see them?

and there will also be some network activities when you modified your file

are they working?

[dense marlin]

Our team mostly writes apps in Django.We recently bagged a project where we are creating all front end assets in ReactJS as a mix of SPA and PWA app.

The application talks to a vast bunch of APIs from six to seven vendors and other apps, and interacts with front end.

Normally these kinds of applications should have an ExpressJS NodeJS for doing all API calls ( store tokens etc). However all hands are occupied with ReactJS (steep learning curve), and only Python Django developers are around who is free. We estimate we can cut down development time by half with Python team, over ExpressJS/Node (more a question of experience and skills rather a comparison of frameworks).

However customer’s consultant points out that Django is relatively slower because of vast number of middleware compared to ExpressJS. They feel a lighter framework may maker sense.

I am not a huge believer in benchmarks, but I know there is some sense in some of that wisdom.

If we are having a Load Balance(AWS ELB) and which redirects to multiple containers with Nginx/AWS Cloudfront hosting ReactJS app, and a Python application(Django or something else), what are the concerns we need to think about.

My other question is, is Django really that slow? We have no reason in our 8 years experience to think Django is slow, but we have not build something of this scale.

Second, if we use Blacksheep (https://github.com/Neoteroi/BlackSheep) or FastAPI(https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/) are we likely to expect any challenge.

The project per se, does not require any of the bells and whistles that comes with Django. There are no templates, no database, no other magic. It is just accepting requests, some amount of sanitizing of the inputs, some minor calculations, and then API calls to external APIs with requests library accept the results, do some minor calculations and regenerate a JSON Response.

Kindly advise what is the best way to go?

[serene prawn]

I wouldn't say django is slow, but i recently found it's harder to work with compared to fastapi

[dense marlin]

Benchmarks clearly puts Blacksheep ahead of FastAPI. Any experience with that

[blazing dove]

Hi.
I'd like to create a dropdown for an input field that queries the database and returns the top 10 available elements (there are a ton of elements so only the first 10 would be enough), and every time a new character is added to the text, it refreshes the dropdown list accordingly
is there some javascript thing I could use for this? and if not, can someone help me write it? I'm not very good with JS

[serene prawn]

I don't have any experience with blacksheep, but it seems to have less features than fastapi

Hm, actually it has di, openapi generation and other features, i wasn't aware of that 🤔

[dense marlin]

It looks it fits well for our requirements, does not it ( check original thread)

[serene prawn]

If your team has experience with python and flask-like frameworks using either of them (fastapi or blacksheep) wouldn't be that hard

Also i think speed shouldn't be your main concern, ask your developers which tools they would want to use

[dense marlin]

Speed is a concern! There are tons of APIs, and there is a large number of users

[serene prawn]

There's only 20% difference between these, also it would still depend on your code

[dense marlin]

I am comparing Django v/s Blacksheep/FastAPI

Choice is between them

[serene prawn]

Well, django would probably be slower, also i'm not very fond of it's ORM

[dense marlin]

Point here is we don't need ORM, Templates and other Django stuff

This is a pure API driven app. All the other stuff are on React

[serene prawn]

You'd need some sort of database still

[dense marlin]

Not really

[serene prawn]

People mostly use ORMs on top

[dense marlin]

Backend is a mix of applications written in various other frameworks, and we are on a microservices architecture

At most I may log something into a database

we may as well use Redis or Mongo there instead of an RDBMS

Even Users are coming from a CRM application which is external

Even if we end up using any DB it will be having very minimail tables

[serene prawn]

Yeah, FastAPI or Blacksheep would be fine, SQLAlchemy is you need an ORM

[dense marlin]

I am confortable with SQLAlchemy.

*comfortable

Thanks for the validation

[serene prawn]

You could also try some of the graphql frameworks, but they'd be slower

But it depends on your data

[dense marlin]

All data is coming in JSON

[serene prawn]

graphql is storage agnostic (you can use any data source with it)
If you data is highly relational you might find it easier to use graphql

But it seems unlikely in your case

[dense marlin]

Not just that, customer is an enterprise, there are limitations with new tech we can introduce

[dusk portal]

how can i do this by drf

Password reset will redirect to a new page to enter the new password and it should show me a form where the user can enter his new password and take token and uid64 id from the url and sent it

can we add custom html pages

on drf

;-;

[serene prawn]

REST API would likely be perfectly fine too

[dense marlin]

All are REST APIs

[serene prawn]

Anyway, just choose between FastAPI/Blacksheep

[dense marlin]

Sure

[serene prawn]

No reason to use Django here

[grave needle]

Wait, I can? Where do you think I can find tutorials for that kinda thing, I wanna develop a web framework of my own from scratch.

Using python and html

and a few other tools and languages I won't list

So, yeah

[frank shoal]

I was bored today, so I added controllers to fastapi.

from fastapi import FastAPI, Request
from fastapi.responses import HTMLResponse
from fastapi_services import ControllerAPIRouter, get

router = ControllerAPIRouter()


@router.controller("/hello", default_response_class=HTMLResponse)
class HelloService:
    @get()
    def hello(self, request: Request):
        return f"Hello, {request.client.host}!"


app = FastAPI()
app.include_router(router)

[midnight tundra]

curl -XPOST -H "Content-type: application/json" -d '{"name": "catty mcCatFace", "price": 5000, "breed": "bengal"}' '127.0.0.1:5000/add'

what's the translation of this command to window

[frank shoal]

Fetch?

Or windows PowerShell?

[serene prawn]

If you want to develop your framework from scratch you probably won't find any tutorials for that

You'd have to do some research

[frank shoal]

powershell has curl aliased to its own invoke-webrequest
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/invoke-webrequest?view=powershell-7.2

[midnight tundra]

windows powershell , for pycharm terminal

[frank shoal]

see the link above

You could also install git-bash or WSL so you can use curl

[strange wing]

need more help with django in #help-mango cos im stupid

[midnight tundra]

99% of us are stupids mate, don't take it personally

[pine torrent]

how to learn pyscript

[frank shoal]

I made it so you can add dependencies to controller classes

from fastapi import Depends, FastAPI, Request
from fastapi.responses import HTMLResponse
from fastapi_controllers import ControllerAPIRouter, get

router = ControllerAPIRouter()


class HelloService:
    def get_hello(self, name: str = None):
        return f"Hello, {name or 'world'}!"


@router.controller("/hello", default_response_class=HTMLResponse)
class HelloController:
    hello_service: HelloService = Depends()

    @get()
    def hello_world(self):
        return self.hello_service.get_hello()

    @get("/me")
    def hello(self, request: Request):
        return self.hello_service.get_hello(request.client.host)


app = FastAPI()
app.include_router(router)

the get() functions are basically being resolved to ```py
def hello(request: Request, hello_service: HelloService = Depends(), _controller: HelloController = Depends()):
_controller.hello_service = hello_service
return _controller.hello(request)

[serene prawn]

I think there were libraries that would provide class-based views/controllers for fastapi already?

[subtle drum]

How do I avoid using multiple/nested ifs in flask? I use it too much to control the flow. If x, go to this page.. etc

[upper plume]

I don't know how it's work in flask, but it's easy in fastapi. Maybe it's good reason to move to fastapi. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/dependencies/dependencies-in-path-operation-decorators/

[upper plume]

I Google it and found that flask have Flask.before_request or Blueprint.before_request, maybe it's what do you want

[dense cedar]

Hey guys

Can someone help me

How to check if one datetime obj is greater than the other?

[upper plume]

just use a comparison operator. For example, d_1 > d_2

[dense cedar]

Yes it's giving me error

Saying it can't be used with datetime obj

But anyways I found the solution and if anyone wants it here it is:
d_1._gt_(d_2)

It works same as:
d_1 >d_2

[native tide]

hello

this is my project structure

i get this error when i try to import a funtion from summarizer.py in run.py (Code/Summarizer_Server)

[granite flame]

Hey VOID, have you forgot to import something? Excuse the vagueness

[native tide]

🤔

thonk

nope ig

[granite flame]

Btw are you Finnish?

[native tide]

no

why did i dox myself

[granite flame]

No, just because i thought you typed something in finish as a reply to my say anteeksi message

[native tide]

haha

bro dont deviate

[granite flame]

aberration is my most valued skill

[native tide]

✋ 😔

[granite flame]

It is weird, because it say that sumarizer does not exist in your project.

[native tide]

ye

[granite flame]

I am pretty new at this can you explain what 5,m means on the ride side of the module name?

[native tide]

oh

that is related to git

modified 5 lines

[granite flame]

Hey Void should there be a dot infront of summarizer during the import stage

[native tide]

ye there should be one

when u have __init__.py

[granite flame]

Can you show me the insides of the summarizer module, please.

[granite flame]

Ok tx i only got a headache.

I think that the answer is hidden in the error message. What do you think VOID?

[native tide]

idk bro

i want the solution fast

cant wait another day for this

[granite flame]

Well, look i probably cannot help, but just keep trying to figure out the error message.

My advice for the swiftest path to the solution

[native tide]

🌸

[granite flame]

Is there a chance that the order actually matters during the execution. Meaning what if run needs to be placed lower than summarizer in the structure of your project. The logic is that because in pycharm if you define a var on lane 11 let's say we cannot call it on line 7, it output var [name] not defined.

[native tide]

no

oh

order of files in a directory doesnt matter

[granite flame]

Will this be helpfull? https://pytutorial.com/how-to-solve-modulenotfounderror-no-module-named-in-python

[native tide]

hmm

lemme check that

[native tide]

@magic nebula

[native tide]

.

[magic nebula]

where

[native tide]

I need help with relative importing in python. This is my directory structure.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/366673702533988363/973166347930456134/unknown.png
When I try to import a function from summarizer.py in run.py which are present in Summarizer_Server. I get this error.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/697134086614941706/973171897070149632/unknown.png

[lime talon]

I'm having a little bit of trouble with url() in css...

I'm using a background image

  background-image: url('./images/person.jpg')
}```

And this works fine when I start a live server in VScode, but not when I upload the css to my server. I'm getting a 404 not found, even when I use a direct url. Could anyone advise please?

[magic nebula]

which framework did you used?

[native tide]

Django

[magic nebula]

ooo

[native tide]

💀

That doesn't help

[native tide]

How much networking knowledge do you need for web-development ?

[rigid laurel]

You need to be pretty comfortable with your understanding of HTTP/S, and understand the foundations of how DNS works - but you don't really require much beyond that

(although being comfortable understanding HTTPS pretty much requires you to have a basic picture of the OSI stack and TCIP/IP)

[left kelp]

Hello, i am looking for someone who know about some company or project which are providing web form validation. Something like https://foxentry.com/
I need that for inspiration what all it can do. Or if you know how and what to validate with web forms. For example i can validate email syntax, checking DNS or MX record of domain ...
Do you have any idea how to validate a phone number, for example?
Thanks ❤️

[upper plume]

It's very strange, because it's work for me. Which is error? Which is python version?

Python 3.10.4 (tags/v3.10.4:9d38120, Mar 23 2022, 23:13:41) [MSC v.1929 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> datetime.now()
datetime.datetime(2022, 5, 9, 23, 11, 3, 806314)
>>> a = datetime.now()
>>> b = datetime.now()
>>> a < b
True
>>> a > b
False
>>>```

[dense cedar]

Static and Media roots and urls

[native tide]

thanks

[native tide]

bro thanks a lot

i did some google search

and it is working fine now

[viral pumice]

hello, i have a question
can i use django and mern stack together to make a website or application ?

[vapid breach]

Hi everyone

[harsh gorge]

Just wondering what does the [32 and [0m mean?

ANSI escape code?

[small coral]

Not sure if this is the right place to ask - might anyone know how well BS4 works works with react?

[gusty sky]

hello guys i am having some issues with VUE js.
i would like to implement this logic of importing stuff into a div with innerHTML:

const element = document.querySelector('#post-request .article-id');
const article = { title: 'Axios POST Request Example' };
axios.post('https://reqres.in/api/articles', article)
    .then(response => element.innerHTML = response.data.id);

in a custom function, something like this:

getHostDetails(event) {
      this.toggle_detials = !this.toggle_detials;      
      this.hostdetails = this.hostresult[event.target.id]
      const element = this.$el.querySelector('#hostdetails')      
      element.innerHTML = this.hostdetails

so hostdetails is an json object and i want to import it into a div with id hostdetails

But unfortunately, i am getting error:

Uncaught TypeError: element is null

i have tried to use
const element = document.querySelector('#hostdetails')
const element = document.querySelector('.hostdetails')
const element = document.querySelector('#hostdetails .hostdetails')
as well, but that gives me the same error.

do you have any idea why queryselector not work ? in the <template> i have the line:

   <div v-if="toggle_detials" id="hostdetails" class="hostdetails">
      <p>host details.</p>  
    </div>  

[dense cedar]

I think yes

[rich spear]

when i type some text and then i hit the save button. I will have a link to share the text with others. How do I create a link? i use flask

[native tide]

What kind of contents are you sharing?

Is it related to social media?

[rich spear]

Only text

[coral zephyr]

Hi, I am debugging django source code

In django ORM it call set_group_by() function and after that the query SQL has changed.

[native tide]

There are many ways to do that

You can try to save them in a github repo and get the raw file

Here is an example

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/django/django/main/LICENSE

Or you can manually generate the url

Make new urls on your own project

[rich spear]

I mean i want to build the web app to type text. I can save this text and share by link.

[coral zephyr]

But set_group_by only modify self.group_by
when is query changed?

[rich spear]

I use flask

[native tide]

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/generating-dynamic-urls-in-flask/

This might help

You use this to generate urls and you use python files to create them in your code base

[late trail]

Hi guys, I have a problem.
I have these URLs.
When I try to pass the data I don't get the result.

   await axios({
            method: "post",
            url: `${API_URL}/api/auth/login/`,
            data: {
                email: email,
                password :password
            }
        }).then( res => console.log(res.data.key))

If I do this in Postman everything works well.

Thanks.

urls:
path('api/auth/', include('dj_rest_auth.urls')), -> path('login/', LoginView.as_view(), name='rest_login'),

[upper plume]

what is the response in browser network?

[late trail]

nothing, I just don't get the key.

[upper plume]

I think you dont understand what I mean. Look this https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/network/

[rich spear]

when i click run. text saved and we have link for share. belike ideone app. i don't know how to do this

[gusty sky]

The issue was that i used conditional rendering (v-if). and when it was not rendered it could not find it....

[upper plume]

What in console?

[gusty sky]

i use it like this

myPost(){  
      axios.post(`${API_URL}/api/auth/login/`, {
            email: email,
            password :password
      }).then(result => {
            console.log(result.data);
            this.myresult = result.data
        }).catch(err => {
            console.log(err.response.data)
        })

    }

[late trail]

I will try it

[gusty sky]

ye if error occurs, just show the console. maybe you have problem with CORS

[late trail]

do you use await or something like that?

[gusty sky]

no i dont use await i just use it like i posted. i newer tried it because i did not have to.

[late trail]

@gusty sky i get this error:

[carmine cipher]

Web developement vs app development which takes more time to learn ?

[late trail]

@gusty sky do you have any tips?

[rigid laurel]

depends on your starting point. If you've never touched a computer before, then app development is probably faster is my feeling.

[native tide]

how do i implement csrf protection on single page applications?

i have this login and register system in django rest framework

and um

well

it feels pretty bare bones

i wanna do more for the csrf protection

and so

i looked online

but didn't really find much useful stuff about it

[burnt plover]

is someone able to explain to me exactly how I can change my router to connect to the receiver in a different place than before?

[digital magnet]

hey guys, im learning django and in a tutorial the guy said templates arent used anymore, but on the other tutorial, half of it is spent on templates
what do you think?

[serene prawn]

Templates aren't widely used anymore, people mostly build REST APIs for frontend frameworks to interact with

[digital magnet]

mmmm i see

[balmy frigate]

When using Django forms, how would I specify that a field is disabled on the instance, rather than in the class itself?

[real root]

hi, i have a few questions

one) can i use fastapi and flask/django/etc in combination with eachother?

two) how do i return the contents of an html file in either flask/django/etc

also ping me if you have an answer

[strange wing]

Need some help again with Django in #help-burrito

[spark ibex]

hi everyone following this tut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dam0GPOAvVI can anyone explain when making the flask app after installation the error I get is AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute ‘run’ . Ive followed the tut how it is exaclty and have pip installed with flask (new here I apologise)

[strange wing]

tech with tim is a G

[spark ibex]

loool

do you find his github code even works? I downloaded the template to start but comes with errors

[knotty kiln]

Hello everyone, happy to be here, been coding for a few years now, and this summer planning on building a huge project with some friends, mainly an innovative idea based on a website but it will change a lot in the industry, currently looking for some fellow coders that are confident enough to code quite high-level items with as coding partners , thank you, please DM me if you are interested.

[supple thistle]

Flask is nice

[frank shoal]

Fastapi is better

[serene prawn]

Blacksheep looks nice too

[dreamy shadow]

When should I name my JSX files .jsx/.js?

I'm new to React, just trying to figure out the standard naming conventions

[frank shoal]

If you use xml in it, use jsx

[winter thorn]

I recommend django instead!!

This is my personal django website
https://novfensec.herokuapp.com/

It gave me an extraordinary experience working with django

[dreamy shadow]

wow

very nice UI

bro you also have blog and users??

that's crazy

[split swift]

can someone help me with html and some javascript

[rich spear]

i can't find any full project flask on youtube. I need to know stucture folder, blueprint, migrate,... 🥴

[olive hazel]

is html and css any good?

and does it work with python very well?

[thorny zephyr]

Yes

[dusk sonnet]

hey, anyone got some good project ideas? planning to make a project with django & JavaScript/React but i cant think of anything i wanna make. Tried looking up some but had no luck.

[winter thorn]

Make a realtime chat app hosted on heroku with features like video calling, chatroom , conference chats etc.

[dusk sonnet]

i was just thinking of making a chat app 😂

although i dont know if thats too advanced for me or not

something like you create or join chat rooms

1 on 1 chat

[winter thorn]

I'm a django web development expert
If you need any help just ask me

[dusk sonnet]

thank you, that means alot

[late trail]

Hi guys i am having a problem with nested Links, which means that i can't define a Link inside of another Link. Here is my code. I don't know if there is another way to solve this.
Thanks.

[dreamy shadow]

just ask

[past cipher]

Is there a way to listen for sqlalchemy errors and return a generic response, instead of having to do try, except on every route?

I have 20 or so routes, but I need to catch errors and return a 500, but I don;t want to have to do it on every route

[gray lance]

depending on what framework you're using there probably is some way to handle specific errors. example: fastapi https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/handling-errors/#install-custom-exception-handlers

[bitter ravine]

Hello folks, how can i fix the "Extension activation failed" error. Am using python in vs code. Using Django. Am using the WSL (Ubuntu) on windows

[kindred mural]

Hi, can someone help me loop a python code to scrape multiple pages? Single page works

[gusty sky]

yo man, sry i havent been here. Have u checked json object which u are sending ?

[winter sinew]

hey guys, im really confused. in my terminal i see the GET request but it does not load the page. can you have a look at this please?

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

https://i.imgur.com/TzwPCt3.png

the post request before and the payment_complete view is bein executed properly

[gusty hedge]

did you check browser console?

[winter sinew]

i dont see a redirect there

do i expect something in it?

[gusty hedge]

some times seeing nothing is related to JavaScript errors that can be shown in browser console

what happens if you go to /thank_you directly?

[winter sinew]

page loads as expected. just did a workaround and included a redirect after the post send in js

but im still very wondering

https://i.imgur.com/XM7RrX9.png

[gusty hedge]

did workaround work?

[winter sinew]

yes

[outer apex]

Why are you nesting a Link inside of a Link? Won't the inner Link be inaccessible? As well, it appears you're just pointing it to the same location as the outer Link..

[warm bobcat]

I believe you load "payment_complete" through js

In this case redirect will not work in browser

You should do redirection in your JS code then

[winter sinew]

Okay i see, thank you. I don´t get exactly why but it does work with redirect in JS

[warm bobcat]

redirection work for your xhr-request, if you open network tab in devtools you will see it

[winter sinew]

while we are here, how do i make the redirect link dynamic? because '''actions.redirect("{% url 'order-complete-page' %}"); ''' ain't doing it

its missing the root of the link but how do i include it?

[warm bobcat]

In js file or html?

[winter sinew]

in html but in script tag. so its js right

[warm bobcat]

In html file it should work, try to debug it

[winter sinew]

don't know how to debut, i´ll just leave it static for now (: dont want to bother - thank you for helping

[warm bobcat]

I don't know actually what "actions" means in your case. For built-in JS you can use window.href = "{% url '...' %}"

[winter sinew]

Error: Invalid redirect url: /thank_you/ - must be fully qualified url

thats what it says then

[native tide]

FASTAPI vs Django Rest, which is better?

[rigid laurel]

depends on your use case

if you want an answer that is little better than random choice, FastAPI

[real root]

Hi

How do I start a production server?

I'm using flask

[stiff plume]

i am trying to web scrape https://www.wolframalpha.com/problem-generator/quiz/?category=Calculus&topic=BasicIntegrate

and im trying to get the image of the problem generated

]and save it everytime a new is made

for some reason i cannot find the correct place for where that image is located

the inspect elements code is different from the page source

[native tide]

Hello, in the FastAPI docs, i came across this code:

class User(BaseModel):
id: int
name: str
joined: date

What does the colon mean? Is the class storing some kind of dictionary?

[gusty hedge]

it's type definition

[native tide]

I see it seems like the new standard in the industry

[native tide]

I see, but how does it inner work inside python, like syntatically

[rigid laurel]

Colon is defining the type of the attribute. It's saying, that User has an attribute name of type string

[dusk portal]

i've been facing a issue from long time

[gusty hedge]

that's valid Python code. Not sure what you mean

[dusk portal]

when i create any post from admin panel