Mi

ELK

Mi

Maybe you can get more help in a devops group

Mi

Does anybody know about one?

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Luis

https://dizballanze.com/django-project-optimization-part-1/

Luis

Guys, I'm having problems with silk middleware when I put django-debug-toolbar in my applications.

Luis

Is there a way to split middleware setting between setups?

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Thomas

Hi everyone. Guys is possible attach with field some variables without render it inside <input> field? I tried add extra attributes through widget but it is the same. Everytime it renders automatically inside <input> field and I need it like separate variable. Is somehow possible do this without custom field creation? Problem is within Input class: "format_html('<input{} />', flatatt(final_attrs))"

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Mi

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

I've managed to dockerize the app. Now I only have to integrate it with Jenkins. I'm using docker compose. Nothing fancy, but very handy

Mi

But it feels robust

Daniel

I've managed to dockerize the app. Now I only have to integrate it with Jenkins. I'm using docker compose. Nothing fancy, but very handy

Jenkins has yaml defined pipes

Mi

Yes my intention is using pipeline plugin

Mi

And launch the docker compose commands

Mi

Have you done something similar?

Anonymous

Hi everyone. Guys is possible attach with field some variables without render it inside <input> field? I tried add extra attributes through widget but it is the same. Everytime it renders automatically inside <input> field and I need it like separate variable. Is somehow possible do this without custom field creation? Problem is within Input class: "format_html('<input{} />', flatatt(final_attrs))"

I didn't understand your question properly

Thomas

I didn't understand your question properly

When you add extra widget attributes to field it will be in <input> element in template rendered automatically (when you inspect in browser). But I need this like django template tag separately that I can do things with that in template.

Thomas

I didn't understand your question properly

Like extra classes for field. It is rendered automatically inside <input> field in template. But I want it separately like variable with template tag.

Thomas

Sorry for my english.

Anonymous

Ahh

Thomas

Do you understand what I mean? :D

Anonymous

Yes

Thomas

But I need it with field together because when Im using forloop in template in form.fields I want it inside that field like variable.

Thomas

For example {{ field.custom_var }} . Right now all I know how it works it is that it is inside {{ field }} tag and I dont know how to get that variable. Also it is rendered automatically and I dont want it inside <input> html tag.

Anonymous

You can make custom tags

Anonymous

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/howto/custom-template-tags/

Anonymous

This documentation should serve you fine

Thomas

But I have to make custom class Input to change init method?

Thomas

I saw docs also try find answer with google...without any luck.

Thomas

I dont need template tags itself...I need field additional variable.

Anonymous

You mean attributes?

Thomas

I need some field variable outside field. Like for example bootstrap column class.

Anonymous

a.attributes?

Thomas

Yes attributes.

Thomas

But outside field :D

Thomas

Hard to explain :D ...standard field variables are placeholder, required, value, name ...Correct?

Anonymous

But outside field :D

Outside the element?

Thomas

Yes outside <input> element.

Anonymous

Oh god

Thomas

:D sorryyyy

Anonymous

At last I understood

Thomas

Thank you :)

Thomas

Is there any way how to add atribute that will be outside field <input> element?

Anonymous

Well you can use attribute outside the field

Anonymous

By just using it outside element

Anonymous

But you'll have to separately use it

Thomas

I know but that attribute is rendered inside <input> and I dont know how to stop it.

Anonymous

You can't do that the way you want

Anonymous

Or maybe you can🤔

Anonymous

Wait a sec

Thomas

I know one way...forms.Input(widget) class has render method where is <input{} > definition. But I dont like this way.

Anonymous

I know one way...forms.Input(widget) class has render method where is <input{} > definition. But I dont like this way.

That's the way

Anonymous

I did myself similar but in the init

Anonymous

init

Anonymous

If you're so keen try Jinja maybe

Thomas

Yes but there is way to overload that Input class because I dont want to create all new custom fields and widgets for this only because I want to add my new CustomInput class.

Thomas

Can you show me please some example? I know how to overload with init...but I dont know where :D

Thomas

I have to make a class that will be inherited from form.Input something like "class MyInput(form.Input):" and where will be init

Anonymous

I am not with my laptop

Anonymous

I have to make a class that will be inherited from form.Input something like "class MyInput(form.Input):" and where will be init

No...

Anonymous

You are using forms right?

Thomas

Yes

Anonymous

Then you can mangle with forms too

Anonymous

But, I think modifying field is better

Anonymous

You'll just have to modify

Anonymous

What you want

Thomas

hm ehm but I really appreciate some example (some working :D)

Thomas

I need to see how to do that :( because Im trying this whole week.

Anonymous

Currently I only can point you to doc

Anonymous

I am not with my laptop

.

Thomas

It is ok :) but when you will be on laptop can you send me some example? Please. I would very appreciate it.

Anonymous

Approximately 13 hours

Thomas

Im newbie for django and I have to do some hard things (for me hard).

Thomas

No problem 13 is good 👌

Anonymous

@inchidi may help earlier

Anonymous

Dunno if he is awake

Thomas

@inchidi may help earlier

Yes but it is hard to explain...You saw it how I explained it :D