https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/howto/deployment/ this, right?

hi again is there some way to get the current scheme being used? so that I know if the web is http or https?

you can get current scheme by request.scheme

If you run manage.py check --deploy you will see the list of them

setting SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT to True in your settings file would be the one precisely

Hello. Help, pls https://stackoverflow.com/q/59694061/11214129

https://django-extensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/runserver_plus.html RunServerPlus — django-extensions 2.2.5 documentation take a look at this... it will help you setup https on local server (not supposed to be used in production though)

create a statistic serializer first which returns your desired fields, then set statistics field on user serializer to the statistic serializer and pass the argument many = True in it

did you take a look at this? @madtyn

I tried this, but I have a problem because of missing environment variables, which I will fix later reading the docs first of all 😁

I will probably try, because I will test locally with some people I know, but I don't want any warning like "This web is not secure" showing up

Write a Django based web server to parse a user request (POST), and write it to a CSV file.

It doesn't matter locally That's why a better idea is to have different settings file per stage by following 12factors pattern

That I do. I have local.py, production.py and test.py

But that's already taken care of with cookiecutter-django The thing is that in some views I'm building paths over my URL all the time. There I need the scheme, and I would prefer not to inspect the request all the time

Mmmmh, I feel like I will end putting the https in production.py

Can I omit the scheme?

Maybe I'm doing stupid stuff just because I'm ignorant

Hello. Help, pls https://stackoverflow.com/q/59694061/11214129

No worries, u just need to study a bit more and understand best way to manage stuff without reinventing the wheel

i just posted an answer, it's not tested please check

Hello from my Django page it's not going to admin page it's showing error what need to be done

If you don't share the error and the code, we cannot help ya

Operational error at/admin/ No such table:Django _session

Did u run migrations ?

Operational error at/admin/ No such table:Django _session

Operational error at/admin/ No such table:Django _session

Hi I had a error in my project, as I am a beginner with dev Django, I went to read the manual. But I remained a little confused. In my case I have the models called Clients and Hosts. Every Host belongs to a Client, so I added the id_client field as a foreign key, in the Host table, in the templates when I have to access the client name through the Host table do so for example: {{host.id_client.name}}. But when I was learning and trying to implement CRUD + AJAX on my project, when trying to create a new Hosts model record, I had to use id_client_id, for function "create ()" ... In the Models documentation, I found the paragraph "Database Representation" that says Django adds "_id", but would you like to understand if this is editable? Or should you rename the column FK? My models: class Clients(models.Model): id_client = models.BigIntegerField(primary_key=True, blank=True) ... class Hosts(models.Model): id_host = models.BigIntegerField(primary_key=True) id_client = models.ForeignKey('Clients', models.DO_NOTHING, db_column='id_client', related_name='host_client_id') ... obj = Hosts.objects.create( id_client_id=id_client, <others fields> )

python manage.py migrate

A tip, Django assigns a field ID automatically to the models

I am working with openpyxl lib to edit excel file in django. I am using this method to save the file. But how can I convert this to pdf and export it back to user?

There are many python packages available for that, you can even use jQuery also

i have too much data with same value in database and i want to show only one time that who have a exact same value so how i do that like same name shows only one time when i retrieve data

i have too much data with same value in database and i want to show only one time that who have a exact same value so how i do that like same name shows only one time when i retrieve data

Hi guys! Can someone give advise about working in team between backender and frontender? We don't know how to frontender to make render of site without waiting for backend end their work? I mean we are going to make site, and it's a big problem to communicate frontenders and backenders. My question may be not so understandable)

Use something like imgur or you can host images in CDN or Amazon s3

Frontend devs can use fake data to go ahead with their job without waiting real data service to be built by backend team

How to make django restframework to work with api keys so users can consume service like: /endpoint?token=xxxxxxxxxxx&foo=bar

How to make django restframework to work with api keys so users can consume service like: /endpoint?token=xxxxxxxxxxx&foo=bar

Use a Authorization header

Token passed via get parameters ?! Use headers! See TokenAuthentication class

I don't want to use Authorisation headers that makes it complex for user to consume api. I want them to easily consume api from anywhere. example.com/endpoint?token=xxxxxxx&foo=bar The header auth make it hard to consume api for non programmers. My api should be callable from browsers directly

I don't want to use Authorisation headers that makes it complex for user to consume api. I want them to easily consume api from anywhere. example.com/endpoint?token=xxxxxxx&foo=bar The header auth make it hard to consume api for non programmers. My api should be callable from browsers directly

If your user can't figure out a authorization header they won't figure out an API either

I am asking this simple way to consume api: https://app.scrapingbee.com/api/v1?api_key=YOUR_APIKEY&url=YOUR_URL

And we are trying to tell u a better practice is to send the API key into headers

I said I don't want to do that. Is it not possible with django inbuilt? I know security risks but I still want to use api key in url.