Nice, migrations make a lot of headaches in development stages

hello, I am playing with django-rest-framework-json-api and I want to use included resources. Lets say I have blog post and comments. Comments need to be visible if include=comments is used. But relationship is blog_post with comments is always present. Is there option ot show relationships only if include is passed?

I mean that include=comments in my setup only shows included array and data.relationships is always present. I want data.relationships to be rendered only if include=comments

hello, I am playing with django-rest-framework-json-api and I want to use included resources. Lets say I have blog post and comments. Comments need to be visible if include=comments is used. But relationship is blog_post with comments is always present. Is there option ot show relationships only if include is passed?

the API will only show what you have asked for

pass a different query for the two scenarios

May be I didn't explained the problem good enough. I don't have 2 scenarios. I just don't want to see related ids of comments when I fetch blog posts

Without include param

And only when include=comments is send, then api should return relationships and comment objects

Hi guys, for production use Gunicorn or uWSGI ???

May be I didn't explained the problem good enough. I don't have 2 scenarios. I just don't want to see related ids of comments when I fetch blog posts

Including param would be one scenario, without including param would be the second scenario... Wouldn't?

psycopg2.ProgrammingError: relation "listing_business_type" does not exist LINE 1: ..._slug", "listing_business_type"."created_at" FROM "listing_b...

this occur when i am trying to migrate to new server with fresh postgres and django installed

assuming u have ur models correct, seems that u copied over old migration stacks as well, delete them

assuming u have ur models correct, seems that u copied over old migration stacks as well, delete them

well i cleaned migrations

this error only with listing model

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i think this can be because listing_business_type_slug but i actually mean listing >business_type >slug. but query thinks listing >businees >type >slug

Joseph Oti Boateng: Please how can I access my website under development from a computer that is on the Same Wi-Fi network as my computer

python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

runserver on ip 0 + ifconfig to get ip

please, don't cross-spam in many groups an already answered question

Good night everyone.

I’m new with Django and started an app to learn and create my personal page.

I’m new with Django and started an app to learn and create my personal page.

welcome! 😄

Does anybody knows where can I find an easy tutorial to deploy my app “for dummies”?

Btw

Can I open my local machine instead of buying a server to host it?

Does anybody knows where can I find an easy tutorial to deploy my app “for dummies”?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django/Deployment and this: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-django-with-postgres-nginx-and-gunicorn-on-ubuntu-18-04

Can I open my local machine instead of buying a server to host it?

yes, but you will need to do some tricks

Can I open my local machine instead of buying a server to host it?

look to python enywhere hosting

yes, but you will need to do some tricks

By tricks you mean, for example?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django/Deployment and this: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-django-with-postgres-nginx-and-gunicorn-on-ubuntu-18-04

I’ll see it, thanks

By tricks you mean, for example?

some ports forwardings or tunnels, depends how you go to the wild internet from your home

look to python enywhere hosting

A friend of mine told me about it. But isn’t it payed?

A friend of mine told me about it. But isn’t it payed?

it has free tier plans

Heroku has free tier as well, AWS etc.

some ports forwardings or tunnels, depends how you go to the wild internet from your home

Got it. But, for a person that isn’t familiarity with infrastructure, do you think that can be too complicated?

Got it. But, for a person that isn’t familiarity with infrastructure, do you think that can be too complicated?

a little bit

but, as Mirco said, you can use some services that offers free tiers

I’ll try them all. And see which one is the best for me. But do you have anyone that you prefer?

Heroku has free tier as well, AWS etc.

Thank you Mirco

I’ll try them all. And see which one is the best for me. But do you have anyone that you prefer?

Heroku is good

Thank you Mirco

Yw 😀😀

So, the list is big enough. I had no idea to be honest.

Heroku is good

Yep, it's just your personal page so the its free tier is enough for ya

Amazing. After, for sure, as I grow my Django knowledge, I’ll purchase a payed tier. But for now I just need to know all the way to make it a working/functional app.

Thank you very much. I appreciate all suggestions.

Random question. What's the benefits of using something like Django Rest Framework or Graphql as opposed to just writing views that returns json?

Random question. What's the benefits of using something like Django Rest Framework or Graphql as opposed to just writing views that returns json?

wtf

Random question. What's the benefits of using something like Django Rest Framework or Graphql as opposed to just writing views that returns json?

From my point of view it saves you a lot of work from working with http headers, meta data and everything related to http header request/response

it’s like the function and class views both do the same thing but cbv do it much better with less code

Hi, i got a problem, when i have an open session in django admin i got problems with ajax

Hi, i got a problem, when i have an open session in django admin i got problems with ajax

CSRF token :D solved

Hey, I got a problem on using celery with django, Initially it worked fine. But I am really not sure what changes happend. It suddenly poped out an error "unhashable type 'list' " on calling delay function. Without delay function it is working fine.

Is there any way to use djcelery with celery version 4.2 ??

Hey guys I'm facing a problem with the django forms.py. I'm trying to make a user registration form(creating an account on a social website) but the user entry fields are not being shown on the page. Only things that are being shown are headers and the submit button

can you post your code ?

I mean the html tempalte where you are actually using this form 😅

Oh lol wait

are you returning the context with the name "form" from the view ??

Hey guys I'm facing a problem with the django forms.py. I'm trying to make a user registration form(creating an account on a social website) but the user entry fields are not being shown on the page. Only things that are being shown are headers and the submit button

the code {{form.as_p}} is not working, can you check your context with which you are returing the form from the view ?

Oh my god. You were right. It was such a small mistake. The {{form.as_p}} is actually {{user_form.as_p}}

Thank you so much

How to integrate chatterbot with psql???

I guess you can refer this to integrate your django project with psql instead of sqlite3 https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-postgresql-with-your-django-application-on-ubuntu-14-04

Some time ago, I read a post where a django core dev was saying they were going to start trying to implement the possibility of allowing async http requests and db calls through asyncio, and his ideas of how this could be achieved, but haven’t seen anything else regarding that topic for a long time. Does someone have any information about this?

Some time ago, I read a post where a django core dev was saying they were going to start trying to implement the possibility of allowing async http requests and db calls through asyncio, and his ideas of how this could be achieved, but haven’t seen anything else regarding that topic for a long time. Does someone have any information about this?

not yet, if I don't go wrong before django 3.x or later we won't see that possibility core devs say it's a lot of work and it takes some long time but I have not checked about earlier updates

i assume Channels is the way to do async in Django for now?

seens a few youtubes on async... i still cannot wrap my brains around it.

not yet, if I don't go wrong before django 3.x or later we won't see that possibility core devs say it's a lot of work and it takes some long time but I have not checked about earlier updates

Found it (https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/django-developers/Kw7-xV6TrSM) and you’re right, until 3.x we won’t see it :(

i assume Channels is the way to do async in Django for now?

Yes, it’s the way for now but I think that having asyncio integrated by default, would be much better

Hello guys! I need to test web app on different devices and browsers. Any advice where to start or what to read first. Thanx in advance

Hello guys! I need to test web app on different devices and browsers. Any advice where to start or what to read first. Thanx in advance

Do you mean different resolutions??

Do you mean different resolutions??

resolutions and functions. To check if website works properly anywhere and to detect bugs as many as possible.

Selenium?

Selenium?

Ok I'll check. Anything else?

any code to do datatraining???

resolutions and functions. To check if website works properly anywhere and to detect bugs as many as possible.

why would you want to test a django app on multiple browsers? functional tests basically have same behavior on all browsers, because they check for user actions , selenium is best for that. but if your looking for layout testing (css, js), I think it’s better to do it outside of django with ready tools such as browserling.com, then lastly you still have performance test which also has it’s own tools like chrome lighthouse extension, and many others.performance isn’t that important it just helps you render your templates faster on slower connections. That’s all frontend stuff that doesn’t have anything to do with django