Anonymous

It's free and really good for basics

Jimmies San

hi guys! i have to build a django dashboard on top of a restful api daemon... have you any hint/link about that? :) the api daemon is separate from django, and it's finished.

inchidi

hi guys! i have to build a django dashboard on top of a restful api daemon... have you any hint/link about that? :) the api daemon is separate from django, and it's finished.

did you mean web dashboard? you must know what data you want to show there first tho

Jimmies San

i have to show data from daemon, i can't use a framework js and do data binding 'cause i have to manage auth without modify the daemon, and other things. yes web dashboard

inchidi

i have to show data from daemon, i can't use a framework js and do data binding 'cause i have to manage auth without modify the daemon, and other things. yes web dashboard

what do you mean by daemon? server background task?

Jimmies San

an existent component that "do things" and expose api rest to fetch data. not important this.

Jimmies San

i have api rest. i call that from django and visualize

inchidi

i have api rest. i call that from django and visualize

actually django wont call the rest api, you create your rest api with django. and call it using ajax/etc. after your javascript get the data from rest api, jacascript visualize it

inchidi

first step is read about django rest framework i think

Jimmies San

yes so you think is better create api with drf to serialize data and after that visualize it with some js

Jimmies San

and not call directly the daemon with python requests inside django and visualize it with js?

Jimmies San

i have doubt about this two way

inchidi

and not call directly the daemon with python requests inside django and visualize it with js?

if you do that, its not a rest api then

Jimmies San

the daemon have api rest

Jimmies San

it's not important for django, i don't need inside django the api rest

inchidi

still dont understand what you mean by daemon

inchidi

are you sure you understand what rest api is?

inchidi

the daemon have api rest

can you tell me example of parameters accepted by "the daemon rest api"?

Jimmies San

daemon do things, rest api is the way it expose data using rest convention

Jimmies San

so it has url like /v1/network and you can "get" on this url to fetch data

Jimmies San

or "post" to create a new network

Jimmies San

or put/patch to edit

Jimmies San

and so on

inchidi

so it has url like /v1/network and you can "get" on this url to fetch data

so the daemon already provide this? you dont need django then. just Javascript is enough. but you can still use django to render your Javascript

Jimmies San

please read me: i talk about that before

Jimmies San

i can't to data binding: i need to create user without modify the daemon

Jimmies San

i have to show data from daemon, i can't use a framework js and do data binding 'cause i have to manage auth without modify the daemon, and other things. yes web dashboard

here

Jimmies San

i go to launch. thanks for help.

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inchidi

i can't to data binding: i need to create user without modify the daemon

umm so you need some kind of oauth2?

Abhi

someone help

Abhi

this is my imageserlializers :

Abhi

class ImageSerailizers(serializers.Serializer): image = serializers.FileField(max_length=None, use_url='/data/')

Abhi

this is my code to handle the request

Abhi

def imagetoocr(request): if request.method == "POST":``````# print(request.FILES)``````serializer = ImageSerailizers(data=request.POST)``````if serializer.is_valid():``````print("valid hai")``````else:``````print("Not valid")

Abhi

i am getting this error

Abhi

django.core.exceptions.TooManyFieldsSent: The number of GET/POST parameters exceeded settings.DATA_UPLOAD_MAX_NUMBER_FIELDS.

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Abhi

after checking valid serialisation, how to get the serialised data ? Below is the code

Abhi

if request.method == "POST": serializer = FileUploadSerailizers(data=request.FILES) if serializer.is_valid(): print("Serialisation is valid") print(serializer.data) else: print("Invalid Serialisation")

Abhi

i am getting {'image': None}

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Anonymous

if request.method == "POST": serializer = FileUploadSerailizers(data=request.FILES) if serializer.is_valid(): print("Serialisation is valid") print(serializer.data) else: print("Invalid Serialisation")

Can you upload your code all at once on hastebin

Aluma

after checking valid serialisation, how to get the serialised data ? Below is the code

try serializer.data

Aluma

Or .validated_data

Val

Hey guys I need your opinion I want to make an authentication that should group users into user and admin. Where user would have some privileges and admin also would have some privileges also. Now I'm thinking of making the admin a boolean and thereby using the conditional statement to specify the allocated privileges. But is there a better way to do this or any better ideas?

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Hey guys I need your opinion I want to make an authentication that should group users into user and admin. Where user would have some privileges and admin also would have some privileges also. Now I'm thinking of making the admin a boolean and thereby using the conditional statement to specify the allocated privileges. But is there a better way to do this or any better ideas?

yeah just use the django admin

Anonymous

lol

r0b0t

Hey guys I need your opinion I want to make an authentication that should group users into user and admin. Where user would have some privileges and admin also would have some privileges also. Now I'm thinking of making the admin a boolean and thereby using the conditional statement to specify the allocated privileges. But is there a better way to do this or any better ideas?

There's a way to do that in the documentation

Val

yeah just use the django admin

I am not using Django... I am trying to develop an api that I would test through the postman. I'm thinking of the best logic to use through functional programming

Aluma

I am not using Django... I am trying to develop an api that I would test through the postman. I'm thinking of the best logic to use through functional programming

Tokens?

Val

Tokens?

Yes I'm using jwt and bcrypt to hash

inchidi

Hey guys I need your opinion I want to make an authentication that should group users into user and admin. Where user would have some privileges and admin also would have some privileges also. Now I'm thinking of making the admin a boolean and thereby using the conditional statement to specify the allocated privileges. But is there a better way to do this or any better ideas?

did you want to have separate login api? login for user and login for admin?

inchidi

or you just wanna have one api login but admin can access api for admin and user can't?

Val

or you just wanna have one api login but admin can access api for admin and user can't?

I want to have a single api for both user and admin

inchidi

I want to have a single api for both user and admin

and you are using drf jwt? good choice

Val

I want make it in a way where admin can have some privileges and the user other privileges

Val

and you are using drf jwt? good choice

I am using jwt and bcrypt

inchidi

I want make it in a way where admin can have some privileges and the user other privileges

did you know you can define that with one line using drf?

inchidi

http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/permissions/#setting-the-permission-policy

Val

did you know you can define that with one line using drf?

No... I am actually using node n not Django but I believe the logic should be the same thing. I didn't want to bring it up since this is a Django chat group

inchidi

No... I am actually using node n not Django but I believe the logic should be the same thing. I didn't want to bring it up since this is a Django chat group

oh okay

Val

oh okay

So I'm thinking of making column in my model for admin as a boolean. And through the back end make a particular user an admin by setting it to true. And in the controller I designate the appropriate privileges to the admin.

inchidi

So I'm thinking of making column in my model for admin as a boolean. And through the back end make a particular user an admin by setting it to true. And in the controller I designate the appropriate privileges to the admin.

uhum sounds nice

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Yega

hello everyone , I just started learning Django. Its amazing. and I have a few doubts.

Yega

like why do we use all the django commands in cmd (I use windows), what is so special about cmd?

inchidi

like why do we use all the django commands in cmd (I use windows), what is so special about cmd?

for example?

Yega

py manage.py runserver

Yega

I just executed that (just started)

Yega

and as a result i could access the address and view the page

Yega

but why do we use cmd? is there anything nobel behind this or just because it is one way to do and was randomly selected

inchidi

py manage.py runserver

py part means you are running python manage.py is the python file you want to excute and runserver is command that accepted by the manage.py

inchidi

i think because thats how we run python, using cmd

Yega

i think because thats how we run python, using cmd

ohh,, yeah that could be a possible reason. I'll explore more on it now, Thank you

Anonymous

ohh,, yeah that could be a possible reason. I'll explore more on it now, Thank you

That's the reason

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biswaz

How do I hardcord a superuser username and password so that'll I can login even if such a user is not present

biswaz

For debugging purpose

inchidi

How do I hardcord a superuser username and password so that'll I can login even if such a user is not present

from django.contrib.auth.models import User User.objects.create_superuser("username", "password", "email")