DATABASES = { 'default': { 'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql', 'NAME': 'itoucan', 'USER': 'mannu', 'PASSWORD': 'mysecretpassword', 'HOST': 'postgres', 'PORT': 5432 } }

this is my database config in settings.py

when i am running the docker instance i am getting this error FATAL: password authentication failed for user "mannu"

what might be the problem

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@inchidi Can you help ?

sorry am not familiar with docker

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Something like that but with vue?

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i thought same thing :D

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Hello all , what dose the defualt Django Data Base ?

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I want to create a page where one can select multiple options(basically a multiple select view) so. What would I use to save that form data when user clicks submit. Because. I think. That will return a list or...?

created a database name itoucan and granted all the previleges to user 'mannu'

you need to pass the environment variable for database name, it will be created automatically and privilege granted...

Something like that but with vue?

i dont think you will need something like that anyway. i cant see the benefits and i think it will be harder when working on team that split between frontend and backend

Hello all , what dose the defualt Django Data Base ?

default django database? sqlite3?

I want to create a page where one can select multiple options(basically a multiple select view) so. What would I use to save that form data when user clicks submit. Because. I think. That will return a list or...?

you want to do it manually and didnt use django forms? what html element you gonna use? checkboxes?

i dont think you will need something like that anyway. i cant see the benefits and i think it will be harder when working on team that split between frontend and backend

I see

https://medium.com/@kdpisda/how-to-make-fail-safe-apis-in-django-54fddb2a1679

The best book for good practices in Django is Two scoops of django

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you want to do it manually and didnt use django forms? what html element you gonna use? checkboxes?

Well, something like, when we setup pinterest etc it asks for interest in what categories. I wanna do the same kind of thing.

The best book for good practices in Django is Two scoops of django

thanks

aaargh i'm going crazy with RuntimeError: Model class invoices.models.Customer doesn't declare an explicit app_label and isn't in an application in INSTALLED_APPS.

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aaargh i'm going crazy with RuntimeError: Model class invoices.models.Customer doesn't declare an explicit app_label and isn't in an application in INSTALLED_APPS.

That's why you do unit tests

That's why you do unit tests

tht's why i solved. was an update problem to django 2.0

it's a personal sideproject, tdd is useful for mid-long project

thnks for your help btw.

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aaargh i'm going crazy with RuntimeError: Model class invoices.models.Customer doesn't declare an explicit app_label and isn't in an application in INSTALLED_APPS.

just add app_label inside Meta class of the model should fix it tho

https://cheesecakelabs.com/blog/keeping-data-integrity-django-migrations/

morning guys. Quick question. Do you know if the only way to use a string literal as a filter (like "id=1") is to convert it to a dict? or is there any other way?

morning guys. Quick question. Do you know if the only way to use a string literal as a filter (like "id=1") is to convert it to a dict? or is there any other way?

I guess this a question about #XY

I solved it using ast.literal_eval and passing a dictionary instead

There is also a module that does something similar, just in case you are interested: https://github.com/denz/django-stored-queryset

it's cleaner than my solution but its enough

https://pastebin.com/D5puiw5M need a little help

https://pastebin.com/ZkHySR9w

these are my files and,

i wish to make user choose atleast 5 interest from interest list,

how can i set that to minimum 5 selections to proceed

i think it must be done in views, when i receive form data, but how.. please help. Thanks 😊

i think it must be done in views, when i receive form data, but how.. please help. Thanks 😊

maybe this answer will help. i think you can check in __init__ or at firstline of save()

just add app_label inside Meta class of the model should fix it tho

i will try... i'ts weird but importing model with project.app.models and not doing from .models import - fix the problem

i will try... i'ts weird but importing model with project.app.models and not doing from .models import - fix the problem

how is your project structure? tree /root/project

it's a bit customized, do you know cookiecutter-django ?

https://github.com/pydanny/cookiecutter-django

but it's an issue around django 2.0 if i well understand

hmm am not familiar with that

cookiecutter is really cool, you can find template for a lot of things. and easily customizable

btw, the problem seems to be: i try to access model before app is loaded

maybe this answer will help. i think you can check in __init__ or at firstline of save()

Thanks 😊

I'm looking for a good example of DRF deployment with Jenkins, git, docker, nginx and gunicorn

Digital ocean got lots of docs

I'm looking for a good example of DRF deployment with Jenkins, git, docker, nginx and gunicorn

create an installation based on git+docker+nginx+unicorn, after that put all together in jenkins [travis, or whatver] is really few minutes.

Yeah, I got the big picture

cool :)

Thanks 😊

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create an installation based on git+docker+nginx+unicorn, after that put all together in jenkins [travis, or whatver] is really few minutes.

I think I have it, although I'm not done yet

I have to create a user and a database for my mysql container

And I've put my django project in a src directory

That container is OK

I have to fix mysql connection problems too

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Thanks

Guys, I have a question

I will deploy my project in docker with gunicorn, I want to know which is the better way of logging it.

Can anyone help me?

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I will deploy my project in docker with gunicorn, I want to know which is the better way of logging it.

I'm using journald

Sending all labeled logs to a persistent volume

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Then you can use logstash or something similar to parse them