(Not complaining, just want to understand)

Can someone explain or point me to an article as to why Django 3's ORM is not async complient? I dont get that at all...

I would think about operational system level of connection between python and database

import os os.environ.setdefault("DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE", "xxx.settings") import django django.setup() # import django moduls

What should I set instead of xxx?

I don't understand.

What should I set instead of xxx?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14829817/do-django-orm-database-queries-block-the-server-or-are-they-asynchronous

The python path to your settings.py file Usually your project/folder name

settings.py's path? i have written the above code in setting.py file

Which is I what folder?

what?😳

It's strange, in flask you can just dropp gevent and all your views are async... But Django has this awesome admin but you can't make it async (other than more instances)

Yes, but I think the ORM stuff is very complicated to handle in the async way I think it will come but maybe not into this 3.x version

I agree 👍, but then what's the wow factor of 3.0 🤔

Added the first very async support to Django middlewares, views etc. etc. And keep sync backwards compatibility It's the very start of a journey that will bring our lovely framework to be fully async and build better and powerful stuff

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I was trying python manage.py runserver But actually its ./manage.py

Forbidden (CSRF cookie not set.): /upload/ [24/Nov/2019 12:55:52] "POST /upload/ HTTP/1.1" 403 2868

Sorry mu english is horrible

Forbidden (CSRF cookie not set.): /upload/ [24/Nov/2019 12:55:52] "POST /upload/ HTTP/1.1" 403 2868

Add {% csrf_token %} to your form

its not a form, djangorestframework

Override the permissions

Override sessioAuthentication

I coul not create the connection to the localhost:8000 or 127.0.0.1:8000

Has anyone worked with DRF and websocket? I wanna make a messaging app, where do I start

Ok, any error message on supervisord or gunicorn log?

Check out the Django channels and DRF docs

site="localhost" server="xxxx.xxxxx.es" dest_port="8000" dest_ip="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" src="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" src_ip="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" user="-" time_local="24/Nov/2019:18:03:15 +0100" protocol="HTTP/1.1" status="502" bytes_out="173" bytes_in="0" http_referer="-" http_user_agent="-" nginx_version="1.15.3" http_x_forwarded_for="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" http_x_header="-" uri_query="-" uri_path="/payments/refund" http_method="POST" response_time="0.860" cookie="-" request_time="0.864" debug="SlphdXE4RGc3dVVEVE9QUUxTTDhXMmlHalRLdDFia2dnYWlDcmNlNGQ0dElkdWx1MkZyTTJXUU50WUNNSkRWc3JEYnYzaW5zZXJKS1B4R2d\ 3VnB5NFVrK082TXN5QVJMc3hwQnpiUEVWN3B5U1p0QmUrRlFsSEVQN0RUdXhZWFhRTGkzbmJ2ZzNKQ0ZJTGowRDRmeVR6enlsZ1FsZVUzbStRYmdy\ bER6NjAyZ3FPek9oajNrUWhkT2RtWVQ2T2RGS2wvQlpmeXlLMFFHVm5pc0sxK1NBOXRjUEtrLzVzQzRzNXdGb0ZlS2Z6TXcyN3JKeFVKZVJBY1g1O\ WY5eTJqdDlLa24vbnZsRWgyVk9RWk5qNDlhR2hGeCtaYkJoUGN5MUVkV09yRm5yNytTR3p5SG5kbmhJejZIM3g5emtIcm1JK2QvcHNVNk1xYmNWVG\ 5WeWNTeDdnPT0"

I'm getting this when using django-rest-framework, but If i add .as_view() it doesn't show this, unfortunately one stackoverflow code doesn't use .as_view() so how do I bypass that

if you use a function-based view, then wrap it with decorator @csrf_exempt. import it with from django.views.decorators.csrf import csrf_exempt Basically, you shouldn't do that unless you really want your API requests to be unauthorised and unsafe from cross-site scripting. For class-based views read here.

but I have different example of drf where I didnt do any login neither used csrf_exempt that didnt throw up this error

As far as i know, CSRF token works slightly different in DRF than in Django itself. Generally CSRF token isn't required when there's no user data in the request.

How to mine web and extract images and title and pass it to template???

These are two different tasks. Probably you shouldn't force Django to parse webpages. There should be a standalone program/module/script fulfilling this task and saving required information in the DB. All you need from Django then is to take this DB data and pass it to template which is trivial after you've passed a couple of tutorials. Just keep in mind DB consistency in terms of what two different modules - parser and Django - read and write to a single DB.

Hello everyone Plz help ...I was creating a simple login project ... The project will run But when I try to register it shows this error👇👇

Check for typos or address of template

What do you mean by typos ...

Hello everyone.Could you suggest a book for imroving Python/Django skills?