whats your RAM situation? Django is usually chilled with Ram but just asking

32 GB for the system, each worker gets about 100M

yeah that shouldn't be a problem. I've got a 1gb vps and runs about 5 django sites

Well, I can show the sources, but not sure it is easily to read them and guess the problem

And again, on dev it's pretty fast (as it can get with so much inclusions)

32 GB for the system, each worker gets about 100M

is it possible to give the workers a bit more RAM

just to be sure

?

I'm not limiting them, just stating how much they use

ah okay

yeah then its not the prob

I got rid of threads and it's a bit faster now (10 processes with no threads have a 2s avg request time and 10 processes with 4 threads each had about 30s)

Sometimes it's really fast like right now, and sometimes it suddenly becomes very slow without any reason

Very confusing

I implemented OTP verification in django, I used a random OTP generator, it's working good. But a doubt stuck to my mind. If the random generator generates same otp to two different users. How to validate the OTP ??

I implemented OTP verification in django, I used a random OTP generator, it's working good. But a doubt stuck to my mind. If the random generator generates same otp to two different users. How to validate the OTP ??

simply send the phone number in your verification process

simply send the phone number in your verification process

ohh fine, but most sites does not do that right ? They just ask for the verification code. How do they handle their requests?

ohh fine, but most sites does not do that right ? They just ask for the verification code. How do they handle their requests?

actally most of them do that, its just user didnt input their phone number again, but front end temp store it and add to request data on background

actally most of them do that, its just user didnt input their phone number again, but front end temp store it and add to request data on background

but if the user, does not verify at the time of registration and tried verifying some time later, then he/she has to enter the number again right ?

but if the user, does not verify at the time of registration and tried verifying some time later, then he/she has to enter the number again right ?

sure, the question would be how can they access that page without doing it then?

sure, the question would be how can they access that page without doing it then?

so will there be no option provided in that case ?

so will there be no option provided in that case ?

its up to you, you can also store their phone number in localstorage and if exists, redirect user to verification page

ohh cool thanks

but if the user, does not verify at the time of registration and tried verifying some time later, then he/she has to enter the number again right ?

you should associate your user with the way of verifying using the OTP, so you can have it active for a defined time

How can you handle an http request so that when people access your ip they get redirected to port 8000?

How can you handle an http request so that when people access your ip they get redirected to port 8000?

Do you want to host on your local machine

How can you handle an http request so that when people access your ip they get redirected to port 8000?

that's nginx work (or the web server you're using)

you have to set a redirect policy on the web server

you have to set a redirect policy on the web server

Ok

Hi why doesn’t Django use decorators for routing like Flask?

Hi why doesn’t Django use decorators for routing like Flask?

django uses urls.py file

django uses urls.py file

I want to know why does it use urls.py when decorators are more understandable. I’m not defending flask. It’s just a question that I like to know its answer.

I want to know why does it use urls.py when decorators are more understandable. I’m not defending flask. It’s just a question that I like to know its answer.

because that's the way Django works

you can read more here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/http/urls/

I want to know why does it use urls.py when decorators are more understandable. I’m not defending flask. It’s just a question that I like to know its answer.

They could be understandable, but if you think about bigger and more organized projects, a file where a developer can find all urls related to a specific app is much better

Hi everyone!

I have one quick question, does anyone know how to pass tuple as kwarg to url endpoint? :)

I have one quick question, does anyone know how to pass tuple as kwarg to url endpoint? :)

kwargs stands for "keyword arguments", a tuple doesn't have keys 🤷🏻‍♂️

well if I would do something like

kwargs = {"mutli_uuid": (uuid, uuid2) }

you should "convert" your tuple to a dict (somehow) first

That has a key :D

kwargs = {"mutli_uuid": (uuid, uuid2) }

that's another story

I need that because I'm working with unknown number of objects

That need to get submitted to same URL

show your url

video/upload-multiple/(?P<multi_uuid>[0-9A-Za-z_\-]+)$",

I know this regex is extra

And not correct

well... start making a correct URL then

But wihout the regex it still doesn't work

also, if you're gonna upload something, you shouldn't pass values as URL arguments, that's why the request body exist

Well url is passed to user via sms

I need to determine somehow connection between certain objects and that video

am I right in presuming I don't need jQuery when implementing Django?

am I right in presuming I don't need jQuery when implementing Django?

Not never ever nein

@OrangePartisan Nope, you can use jQuery on frontend tho

Also django is just at the back, jquery is not related to Django

@OrangePartisan Nope, you can use jQuery on frontend tho

Seemed superfluous to me

Seemed superfluous to me

Nowadays its not necessary

Then it's out, ty

am I right in presuming I don't need jQuery when implementing Django?

you don't need it

I need to determine somehow connection between certain objects and that video

🤔 maybe you need to improve the architecture of your app 🤔

@c0x6A Haha i know! But I'm just working on the stuff someone other started and trying to pull the best from it :D

@c0x6A Haha i know! But I'm just working on the stuff someone other started and trying to pull the best from it :D

well... step one, delete all the not working stuff; step two, write working stuff 😄

well... step one, delete all the not working stuff; step two, write working stuff 😄

Easier said then done when you have one more day to push new features lol

I guess this ain't possible so I'll try to figure out something else :D

Fixed the stupid regex..

Fixed the stupid regex..

If your url is simple and you're using Django 2.x, u can use path() More readable imho

Yeah it's 1.11 Django :(

I usually do use newest releases

Oh ok 👍👍👍👍

How to connect the mysql and python django

class QrcodePermissionCreateView(AdminUserRequiredMixin, CreateView): template_name = 'perms/qrcode_permission_create_update.html' success_url = reverse_lazy('perms:qrcode-permission-user') form_class = QrcodePermissionForm model = Oauth def get_context_data(self, **kwargs): context = { 'app': '权限管理', 'action': '创建扫码授权', } kwargs.update(context) return super().get_context_data(**kwargs)

BootstrapError at /perms/qrcode-permission/create/ Parameter "field" should contain a valid Django BoundField. Request Method: GET Request URL: http://localhost:8080/perms/qrcode-permission/create/ Django Version: 2.1 Exception Type: BootstrapError Exception Value: Parameter "field" should contain a valid Django BoundField. Exception Location: /opt/jumpserver/lib/python3.6/site-packages/bootstrap3/renderers.py in init, line 248 Python Executable: /opt/jumpserver/bin/python Python Version: 3.6.6

😭 how to resolved it ?

hello , can someone please point for me what i'm doing wrong?

Can we use cv2 inside html??????

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