#django

I find it daunting because i've too re import and get bunch of objects when reopening the shell

is there a problem with the name account? I'm using 'account' as the name of one of my apps

now I have weird import problems

frege: What weird inport issues?

from account.api.models import Account ImportError: No module named api.models

I added the app name to INSTALLED_APPS

frege: do you have something else called "account" in your site-packages?

no

or an account.py somewhere

frege: that's everything in your site-packages folder?

ya

what about egg packages? Can you just look inside your env packages folder?

Your editor might not be right

joshuajonah: I fixed it by renaming the app from 'account' to 'accounts'

!

i've got a simple method defined in the admin class of my model. it returns bool( value). Yet it doesn't display like my other boolean fields. Is there a way to do that?

joshuajonah: I'm porting old django code to new version now I'm getting https://gist.github.com/pazooki/2fd8abd53bc3dde...

frege: that's just a warning

hi guys, anyone know what was the preferred pastebin for the channel?

dpaste?

dpaste is popular.

as in the topic?

not pastebin, basically.

ok thanks

you know why?

why we dont like pastebin now?

it's bloated

ah ok then

becaus it's covered in ads and complians about using an ad blocker. Also doesn't have django html highlighting

joshuajonah, I figured it out, thanks again!

can someone help with this please?

I want the limit_choices_to to only include all quotes that do not have an order in orders

is that possible?

joshuajonah: how do I fix that though?

not sure about the filter

samuel: do it in __init__

???

frege: go look at the django 1.10 docs

well I tried that https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/urls/ but I got regex issue

Hello! Could somebody help me undersand how can I reference from my own model to django.contrib.auth.models.User?

especially if I have two fields in model which reference to the model

the user model*

AlexRussia AUTH_USER_MODEL, and AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS in your settings

samuel: this might be what you want: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4523282/djan...

softinio thanks im looking at it now

samuel: do you mean I must reference to the settings instead of real classes?

you can extend the auth_user_model if you want

thats wha you want?

samuel: I just want have reference inside my model to an User

samuel: just see

samuel: model is representing a game field

samuel: which have a 2 players

samuel: which are users ;)

how do I print all the available urls from django server when I run python django runserver?

user = models.ForeignKey('auth.User')

user = models.ManyToManyField('auth.User')

joshuajonah: why manytomany?

If you want multi0ple users per game.

joshuajonah: just only two

joshuajonah: left and right

just I have the output on making migration https://gist.github.com/c132515ccd7f9f1dd92b and the model https://gist.github.com/4b9ee8d19291d5e7d202

AlexRussia: you need to add a unique related_name to each ForeignKey

knbk: does that mean so I can reference from User to games where he's on left OR right side?

frege: I believe django-extensions provides that feature

knbk: just I've found the docs https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/db...

AlexRussia: only with SquareField.objects.filter(Q(left_player=user) | Q(right_player=user))

knbk: oh, lol, it works, as I can see

knbk: what gives a related_name?

what do you mean?

knbk: I mean, related_name property set name of field with set of SquareFields in User manager/

?

knbk: just I am a bit didn't understand difference(why FK should have different releated names)

AlexRussia: a related_name adds a property only for the reverse of that specific FK

so if you have left_player=ForeignKey(..., related_name='left_games'), it won't contain the SquareFields where user is the right field

s/right field/right player/

knbk: but can I merge?

knbk: I mean, get games where user on left or right side?

knbk: as set

knbk: I mean, manager