#django

guys, i need help configuring django project with apache? which doc do i follow?

bibek_: the mod_wsgi docs, most likely

though you can use gunicorn or uwsgi also, via http proxying

i can't find django specific instruction in the mod_wsgi doc.

i was able to host a test wsgi.py file but , can't get it to work with django.

i get 500, server error!

oh, fucking google

make sure you et the pythonpath...

but to help you, we'd need to know what settings you've set, and what error you're seeing

pythonpath? is that another binary i have to install?

no

it points to the root of your project so Python knows where to find your code

anyone use pycharm for debugging django apps? apparently biostars (an opensource q&a application on django) is undebuggable. They specifically say to run source commands to import environment and then run a .sh file with some paraemeters to start the server.

this is all fine and good except when i want to debug something.

I'm not even sure where to begin with just creating a configuration. remote configuration also seems very hairy with copying .egg files in random places

guess they really want me to kill myself by using eclipse

i think there might be some screwed up packaging stuff in python pydev_monkey_qt.py

"no module named utils.log" for celery

What's the full traceback?

what does execute_from_command_line do?

It's a wrapper for management commands.

hrm. my manage.py just has that and one other line in it.

No os.environ.setdefault line?

i really don't like how the biostar q&a project has been set up

i can't actually modify because they made everything a sh script so i can't remote or even regular debug

So as far as the traceback goes, I'd guess celery either isn't installed or isn't on the pythonpath.

http://docs.biostars.org/en/latest/ i'm looking at this pip install command. after running that it says celery is already up to date

So probably a pythonpath issue.

what do you use for debugging django applications?

i'm sure there's some command line tool pydev or something, but as far as ide debugging

dogarrhea: django-debug-toolbar ?

this is for eclipse?

i don't need an http sniffer. there's fiddler1/2 for that

i need to debug in application. It took me half an hour to find out that some module that does language detection was erroring because it thought "ahlkdfs" was czhek.

dogarrhea: maybe you can add some more tests in your app ? by using unittesting, and/or behavior testing

there are tools for that : django-behavior, nose, etc...

i want line by line debugging

tests don't catch everything.

oh, like step by step debugging while app is beaing played ?

yes

hmm, I'm not aware of such a possibility

if your tests are not cactching a bug, you have to add the good test and correct it, I think it's a great thing for bugs

on the one hand there's pycharm, which somehow doesn't support it (the way this project is laid out). on the other hand there's eclipse which is totally 100% not an option for me. i have had too many bad experiences

maybe givnig you some more test ideas, and so on

you can't just not debug. testing only goes so far

I agree on eclipse :o)

"import resolves to its containing file" what does this mean?