big thanks Guillermo for giving me an idea on how to solve this :)

populate my models, as in... field_name['key'] = value??

Put data into model as you would do in a usual way 😁

question remains though.... I plan to receive data every hour lets say. Does django remove duplicates before savin into database or is it something I should do myself?

If you mark the possible duplicated fields as unique Django will throw an exception when saving the model, otherwise you have to manage the duplication yourself

So i assume I could just handle those expections and not save those values...

@grroigc you are amazing. Thank you sir :)

question remains though.... I plan to receive data every hour lets say. Does django remove duplicates before savin into database or is it something I should do myself?

try read about django channels, you can use it for this case

What I should be do

Guys how can I create different types of user in django

Make a search online, you will find several links about the topic One of the most interesting , imho , is the one of simplebetterthancomplex.com

Hi, how can I auth using Django rest framework, but with email and password, not with username / pass? Need I use something like this

Hi guys! What's the difference between django and drf?

DRF is a django app developed to help you to make beautiful and powerful REST APIs in a simple way

Thx bro👍

Check DRF official docs for better definition and more info

Can you send me link?

Just Google it

Hi guys! What's the difference between django and drf?

btw has anyone experimented / used graphene-django, whats your take on GraphQL on Python / Django.

OOuu that sounds nice... I love dataclasses...

I have been seduced by JS the last months.... But I miss the "simplicity" (by choice) of python...

I found a great way to combine JS / Django without complete separation (The view/js hybrid thingy) like I showed you too making it such a great combo. I have a DB heavy project that just escalated 900% so GraphQL would be perfect....

I like so much how GraphQL helps you to make few requests to get more info

Follow the updates here

(You could say its bad API design, but I refuse to make an API endpoint for EVERY single view function of the PHP app...)

Yepp... Its the PHP/Django/Vue/JS hybrib thingy... 90% of the info from then API gets thrown away by the PHP part on 90% of the requestes, and now they want to include the rest of the "departments" which will include about 100x the requests...

Thanks for new stuffs

No worries, I think it was a team decision , isn't it ?

Ok guys, very stupid question incoming I got a task to create a service using Django. I already have structure of models and yml with API methods from my employer. So, I never created API and basically just getting started with Django. There is one field in the model that bothers me: api_key -- CharField -- "access key for API" So what exactly is this API key? Am I supposed to create it with some method or it's just bunch of random symbols that I can generate myself and then pass it somewhere?

I am building a django app, that will store api keys for users of 4-5 different service. using hash field to store api keys. My question is to use one single model as UserApiKeys with a identifier column to say which service this key is for. or Make separate Models for each service. ServiceA ServiceB ServiceC

I need an chat APIs for Android app plezzzz anyone help me out of this

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=chat+api+android&t=h_&ia=web

I dont see the problem in storing them in the same model

Thanks for your input. A follow up question: So I am thinking to create an App called Dashboard It will have a main model, UserApiKeys users have option to add api keys for 5 different services. (Multiple api key for a single service can be added as well) So it will have a Add / delete forms. And the app will basically show some reports generated from those API. Is all this good to build as a single app or I split it up

Is this in django r else other

Anyways, I would suggest create ur own User by extending AbstractUser and have an app called users where you have ur User model and UserApiKeys model

Can anyone explain how serializer validations work for fields. One way is to write def validate where we can write our own validation other is when serializer does this on fields automatically

Have you read docs ?

Hi mirco, Read and i just want confirmation. Is def validate_fieldname The only way to do it I am just beginning with django. Thanks