But I can generate relations between models by using models inside spec. And yes, you're right about the simplicity of initial result, still it looks like a starting point for a backend app when you have an API as an input.

But I can generate relations between models by using models inside spec. And yes, you're right about the simplicity of initial result, still it looks like a starting point for a backend app when you have an API as an input.

Does anyone have experiance, how to upload Image DRF (in my case it's avatar for profile user), using the library (gravar maybe or smth?)

Guys, do you have any problems with django 4+ or should I stay a bit in 3.2+ stable version? I heard about some issues related with postgres but seems like its not relevant anymore

it depends on what kind of project you're doing, personally for big projects I'd stick with an LTS version, for small/pet projects it can be the latest stable version

Hey everyone! I have a Django GUI application that runs a python script in the background. How can I display the console output of the python script on the Django GUI (which is in html/css)? Thanks!

How does it run it

I use Node JS with Electron for the front end. I use the Node JS library pyshell to call the Python script which functions in the background. The Django frame work makes it easier for the front end GUI.

I've been writing a bot to learn Python and (Postgre)SQL. It's using Flask right now but the Flask bit is tiny. My database right now is just JSON. Next step is to migrate that into a database. Which led me to ORMs. Should I migrate to Django just for its built-in ORM or look at something like peewee/Prisma instead?

Django is more than an ORM.

Oh I know that! I just wanted to get the opinion of this group if just for the ORM I should be looking at migrating

Django is more than an ORM.

I'm having serious trouble understanding how Django is involved. The scripts get invoked from JS and you're talking about frontends and backends in JS. Djangos and pythons role don't come up once...

DJango makes the structure and has the default HTML I am using for making a GUI. It's really just an HTML page. I used a bootstrap material template for the HTML page that get started by the default Django setup. The HTML page that starts when I start the Django app (running npm start) then calls the js file that calls the python script I need to run.

I think the whole package is worth learning. The templates are blahh imho. Just do JavaScript for the frontend.

OK I'm going Django. And since it's a bot I'm building I don't even need to worry about frontend.

Firing python with npm start

Firing up a web app with npm start which calls a JavaScript file which uses pyshell library to call and execute a python script.... I tried my best. I am self taught guy struggling to be a python developer. Still can't find a company willing to give me a chance.... Oops ... I digress a little bit.

Hey everyone! I have a Django GUI application that runs a python script in the background. How can I display the console output of the python script on the Django GUI (which is in html/css)? Thanks!

Hello. I have a model that has two fields: url and regular_url. I need to implement it so that when the user accesses the url, he redirects to regular_url. How can i do this?

your HTML is on client side and your python script is running on server. right. So if you want to continuously update client screen ( your HTML view) then you need some real time connection between client view ( your HTML ) and your server. My best thought is that you can achieve this by using websocks or django channels. Other approach can be that..... your scrip save the log ( output ) in database.... and you make an ajax call periodically to read logs from database and view them on your HTML view. in this way your logs will persist and you can use them as history. You can delete old record of logs periodically from your database on some datetime.

Hello. I have a model that has two fields: url and regular_url. I need to implement it so that when the user accesses the url, he redirects to regular_url. How can i do this?

Anyone have project for pdf to image converter.. Where multiple use can upload pdf documents at the same time

Hi! How to open db in terminal with django command?

Python manage.py shell

tnx

I added a 3rd form to my webpage and the csrf verification failed for that form, even though I added the csrf_token inside the form tag and other forms still work

Hi ,can someone help me. While working with Class based views,I heard that use of PUT method is not as safe as POST method. So I created a POST method for creating and inserting data to DB. I need another POST for update too,since django Class based view doesn't allow multiple post methods, I created another function within class and redirected it to the update function on the basis of a flag. I made this setup as I saw some of them did it in stack overflow. is this the right way? Is there any better way to do this?

Hi ,can someone help me. While working with Class based views,I heard that use of PUT method is not as safe as POST method. So I created a POST method for creating and inserting data to DB. I need another POST for update too,since django Class based view doesn't allow multiple post methods, I created another function within class and redirected it to the update function on the basis of a flag. I made this setup as I saw some of them did it in stack overflow. is this the right way? Is there any better way to do this?

I've been writing a bot to learn Python and (Postgre)SQL. It's using Flask right now but the Flask bit is tiny. My database right now is just JSON. Next step is to migrate that into a database. Which led me to ORMs. Should I migrate to Django just for its built-in ORM or look at something like peewee/Prisma instead?

Since it's a learning exercise use peewee or whatever else and then when you're done port it to the django ecosystem

You'd start with peewee before porting the whole thing to Django?

Hello everyone I want to create a Dashboard using django framework to receive the data from 3 different Iot Device And the received data will update every 2-3 sec and form a graph. It also includes user login Plz help me with this how to start and road map for this..

In views.py file eror thrown :- Function missing 1 required argument: 'request' Even I already written 'request' is correct

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Can I put projects for jr web developer which done by denissivy videos? Thanks for answer

Is there any project repository or video implementing django rest framework social + email login? I've problem in implementing confirmation email link