#django

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only one solution, get out

or try to make them understand "code explains the how, comments explain the why"

dang`r`us: :)

this thing could say it returns a dict http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/api/#...

not always a dict

[1] is valid JSON

so is null

I'm getting `ConnectionError: Connection refused: GET ` when responses attempts to load the uri

code?

this uri also requires authorization. Could I drive the responses module to login?

responses just has a dict of url -> response

you can check whether you've sent the right credentials later

Koterpillar: https://gist.github.com/morenoh149/68acc280c138...

did you read the docs?

no.

I'm guessing I misunderstood as I was expecting responses to intercept the requests environment

you are calling it wrong

requests is still dialing out to the internet

you are calling responses.add wrong

earlier: "read the docs of responses for the exact calls, but this should be correct _in spirit_"

It's my first Django project. I'm having issues with localization. I want to use language codes with regions. Some part of the docs say they should look like en-ca, other parts say en_CA, and other resources sometimes show en-CA. I can't get any combination of LANGUAGE_CODE setting and .po file path to work except LANGUAGE_CODE='en' and using a 'en' directory. I've tried LANGUAGE_CODE='en-ca' and calling the directory 'en-ca' and it no longer

I think there must be something fundamental I'm not getting

I've tried various other combinations like 'en-ca' setting (LANGUAGE_CODE docs have it listed this way) and 'en_CA' directory (localization docs have it listed this way) but no lock

suck

luck

wow lack of sleep

the django model layer is the ORM right?

Yeah.

It turns out with regard to my question above that it's because neither en_CA nor fr_CA are languages which Django ships with. I had to set the LANGUAGES setting with those in it. LANGUAGE_CODE is now set to 'en-ca' and the translation directory is 'en_CA' and things work.

tremby: 🍭

anyone for a quick question ?

Zerk__: if it was quick, you would have asked it already ;)

what d be the best way to create a team and have users join only 1 team?

i was thinking i should create a team model and add a fk to the user model but not sure

user should have an fk to team, I'd think

if users can only be on one team

Yep.

how would I bypass the django orm? can't find it in the docs

morenoh149: Er, simple. Just don't use it. What are you actually trying to do?

bypass it

ah RawSQL

Using RawSQL certainly isn't "bypassing" the ORM, it's literally a feature of the ORM.

Is there some way I can give me language files names other than django.po? I'd like to split into multiple files if I can, but they don't seem to get picked up unless they're called django.po

foofoo https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/db...