Can't Deploy Django

[remote crystal]

Can't Deploy a Django app because there is no psycopg2 installed on PATH, my project id is 7fbf82d1-be7c-47ef-b1a4-99574f9c9c2b

[balmy yew]

Project ID: 7fbf82d1-be7c-47ef-b1a4-99574f9c9c2b

It looks like you need to install psycopg2 in order to deploy your Django app. You can find instructions on how to do this in the YouTube tutorial linked in the search results.

⚠️ experimental feature

[remote crystal]

which search results?

[narrow raven]

AI bot answer is funny

Is that dependency in your requirements.txt file?

[remote crystal]

it's a dependency of a dependency

[remote crystal]

@narrow raven wondering u have an idea of how to help me here

[cedar dove]

@remote crystal install psycopg2 into your project then add it to your requirements.txt file like this "pip freeze > requirements.txt".
It should work

[remote crystal]

ah yea that worked. tysm. But now it's giving me csrf problems :/

I've added it to allowed hosts

[cedar dove]

The project is not an API? You have html linked directly right?

If you have form actions in your html file, add "{% csrf_token %}

If that's added then you should also add the url that was generated for you by railway in csrf trusten origin

CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS = ["https://RB|Gaura-production-e206.up.railway.app"]

That's an example. Add it in your settings.py file that should work

[remote crystal]

that's already done

[remote crystal]

that's also done

website is https://miverva.up.railway.app/

u can see if that works on ur end

if i try to sign up

[cedar dove]

It says nothing here. That the domain is available to use

[remote crystal]

did u try to click sign in, and then try to sign up?

# settings.py 
ALLOWED_HOSTS = [ 'minerva.up.railway.app' ]


# Application definition

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    'home',
    'django.contrib.admin',
    'django.contrib.auth',
    'django.contrib.contenttypes',
    'django.contrib.sessions',
    'django.contrib.messages',
    'django.contrib.staticfiles',
]
CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS = [
    'https://minerva.up.railway.app/'
]```

here's what settings.py looks like

[cedar dove]

Looks good. But it's saying there's nothing up on the site

[remote crystal]

wait what

[remote crystal]

one second

https://minerva.up.railway.app try this?

[cedar dove]

You sent miverva your settings.py had minerva

[remote crystal]

ah yea

it's supposed to be minerva

[cedar dove]

About to sign up

[remote crystal]

oh it might not let u, it's been a while since i've looked at this project, but can't remember if i had a frontend check for domain emails

[cedar dove]

This is the problem.

[remote crystal]

ye

but i already do everything that says

like i have {% csrf_token %} in my templates

and am using csrf middleware

i've even checked cookies

and it works

like i can see a new token being generated

[cedar dove]

Remove the trailing slash from the url

[remote crystal]

oh

ohh

[cedar dove]

In your csrf trusted origin

[remote crystal]

that might just be the problem

[cedar dove]

Let me know if it works

[remote crystal]

it works!!

tysm

[cedar dove]

You're welcome 💙

[remote crystal]

quick question, this was my first ever project-- and i kept secrets out in the open, including the django generated secret. Do you know any way i can regenerate that?

there's no sensitive info on the wesbite, so i don't care too much

but it'd look p bad if someone tried to check out the repo

[cyan yacht]

put your secrets into a .env file and gitignore it

[remote crystal]

Ye, but i want to generate a new one since this one’s already out there.

[cyan yacht]

Google has results for that

[cedar dove]

You can create a secret repo and then push to that repo the website you want to deploy. Railway won't work without those secret keys

[narrow raven]

the optimal solution would be storing the secrets in the service variables

[remote crystal]

this is what I'm doing now-- however-- i already exposed it earlier

so generating a new one