#django

Django defers queries and connections as long as possible, so there shouldn't be any spawned unless you're actually evaluating something db backed somewhere.

The Lua logic can failover to Django

That's a possible solution, but you're just running around the mountain when there may be an easy tunnel through it.

techdragon: you can override Model.clean()

karanlyons, well, using nginx+Lua will likely scale better

Probably, yeah, but that's a different problem for if you're running into performance issues of execution.

Hello. I'm trying to use django-nose for coverage, but when I use it as TEST_RUNNER, tests won't start due to an import error: http://dpaste.com/3WT002M

And allows you to use normal worker logic for Django (which is more predictable)

Any idea? Tests of course work fine without nose.

unfortunately my server is under heavy load right now so can't turn logging on. I should test it tomorrow morning

nanonyme: Wait, are these workers spawning up inside a request/response cycle?

m_30_m: Can you repro locally?

karanlyons, I doubt it

So then what's the normal worker logic point you were making?

karanlyons: It's not easy and I'd rather run it exactly on the server causing the problem

karanlyons, eventlet workers may result in your application logic blocking at surprising points

My main reason for using async was that there was a need to make an api call on some of the requests and the server latency was pretty awful

Having massive concurrency in nginx and having regular Django workers basically gives best of both worlds. Assuming you know how to write Lua

nanonyme: I know lua but the logic is pretty hard to write it in Lua

nanonyme: Ah, I was kinda assuming you're aware of what will and won't block.

Do you guys suggest anything else as a solution?

siovene: what django version is that? looks pretty old

karanlyons, I'm basically planning on taking advantage of this at work if I ever get the time to refactor logic

I've got a bunch of gevent workers under Celery, and they're doing Django work but are mostly just Python

Some redis stuff for speed and to avoid hitting the db unnecessarily.

hi i am still learning phyton am half trou, anwey i just want to make an webpage that takes the text from some EditableLine and procces it and when finish gives a file to client depending on text, i am newb to web development so can this be done with Django?

That is, implement some API's both as normal Django and writing a Lua variant where I then add the Lua variant into nginx to replace Django variant where possible

knbk: yes it's old. It's 1.4.

knbk: don't tell me to upgrade. I need to write tests before I can upgrade :-)

I'm expecting the system should then be able to scale across our company's expansion needs with a single server

I won't ;) Just needed the version to make sure I check the right code

1.4 EOL wasn't that long ago anywya

knbk: I stepped into it with a debugger, and it looks like while it's trying to import "astrobin.s3utils" which should be right, the correct import would be astrobin.astrobin.s3utils. I don't believe that's correct tho. The first astrobin would be the project name, and the second would be an app name.

My source code, if you would like to peek around: https://bitbucket.org/siovene/astrobin/src

siovene: can you print sys.path in your manage.py?

nanonyme: karanlyons: thanks for your help!

knbk: sure

knbk: http://dpaste.com/2PFD1PW#wrap

siovene: gotta go, dinner's ready, but good luck :)

knbk: thanks!

thanks for naswer

If I accidentally cleared the entire django_migrations table, is there any way to recover?

Just the contents of it.

of course, your backup ^^

oh yeah. backup.

You can manually recreate it, too.

As long as you know what your last applied migrations were for all your apps.

Or create a new db, run all the migrations on it, and then clone the migrations table.

I can. The reason I'm asking, is because I encounter this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30545562/dja...

It's just pk, timestamp, migration name.

I'm guessing 0002_remove_content_type_name somehow ran without being logged.

It suggest altering a table with the missing field, but it doesn't seem quite right for me.

That's fine, you're going to add a column to be immediately removed.

I'm making some assumptions here as to what happened to you, to be sure.

Sounds fine then. Thanks!

By the way, I am in development mode and I expect to be for some time still. Is there a way to completely reset the project and it's database? Reconstruct everything?

I read about manage.py flush, although it says in the documentaiton that it does not achieve a 'fresh install' state.

Completely rest?

s/rest/reset/

I usually just drop the database and recreate it, and rerun the migrations.

Ensures that everything is reset, and also that it's reset to what Django is expecting.

Sounds perfect.

If doing that breaks something, you know your migrations have fallen out of sync somehow.

when I'm using DRF for auth, I get error for CSRF

how should I handle that?

I'm not using a form to POST

I'm using the API endpoint and doing a POT with json

anyone?

Hi Frege

hi

frege: i might have joined the channel after you asked something, not sure if i can help

[15:24] <frege> when I'm using DRF for auth, I get error for CSRF [15:24] <frege> how should I handle that? [15:24] <frege> I'm not using a form to POST [15:24] <frege> I'm using the API endpoint and doing a POT with json [15:47] <frege> anyone?

frege: Ah, sorry...a bit out of my realm of knowledge. I'm still just getting my feet wet with Django/Python.

hello, is field_ids a special key in the context of a form?

I'm reading some code that sets the ocntext in the view, and I'm trying to add one field which is hidden but also has the value set... can't quite figure it out

evening all. im jus getting my head wrapped around Django and am publishing it to Azure as a WebApp. Looks like the static files aren't loading and was wondering if anyone knew what I need to do to get it working? I'm publishing out of VS

Hello everyone ! I need some help on a for loop.. I don't get how I have to do to load a staticfile in an img ( http://dpaste.com/1JDP7V6 )

Hey lordzero

Hey GearHead08

lordzero: i'm relatively new to django as well, but isn't there some sort of collectstatic command that's supposed to be used?

from what I've read Azure moves the static files around or something of the sort

Hmmm

A bit out of my league then I'm afraid :( sorry.

no worries. i appreciate it :)

as a fyi https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation...