#django

hylje: I got this! Since this is a m2m field it can be only altered once the instance is saved (thats where i was doing my m2m manipulation) then DFR (very correctly) does the m2m editing which is an empty list in the serializer.validated_data and it clears it:D

Is somebody here using channels?

Darkhunter: i've tried the demo project, it's really awesome, go ahead and make your own opinion ;)

is_null: Well, I love it too, but I don't know, how to prevent sending to some users when I am sending to group

Darkhunter: did you try creating a custom route ? https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/stable/routi...

is_null: Well they all have to connect to same route

Darkhunter: did you try implementing a custom filter ? https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/stable/routi...

oh my bad, i didn't get the question right, dunno then, perhaps make a different group

is_null: I have ten users and when one clicks on something I have to notify the others and not him

Darkhunter: can you temporarely remove the channel from the group perhaps ?

is_null: I think this is cruel workaround :D

I'm using python-social-auth. It works completely fine locally but doesn't work on heroku. Any ideas

souravbadami: start with your problem, "it doesn't work" is not a good description I think

Darkhunter: looking at the source code i'm not seeing another way, i'm unfortunately not competent enough to talk about thread safety implications here, as I said I've just tried the demo project so far, but please test exhaustively if you find no other way

is_null: Well, thanks anyway

Darkhunter: another, probably better way, is to select all channels in your group except the one you want to exclude and send directly on that

harmaahylje: Okay so everything goes smoothly. I click on login/twitter. It takes me to twitter, redirects back and bam. I'm using a tag to show the name of user, if authenticated. No results.

maybe you want to look into the chain more closely and see what happens and what are the responses

any error messages?

good luck, and good night

^ look in the browser network log

is_null: Found discussion here: https://github.com/django/channels/issues/125 It's not implemented

Darkhunter: it's not needed, and the maintainer made the same suggestion as I did 4 minutes ago, guess you're good to go, njoy B)

No error, I'm looking at the logs.

is_null: Ahhh and do you know, how to get some info from endpoint the user connected from? like xaxax.xyz/token=IHJDSLDOF

Nothing except, "Content Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at https://api.twitter.com/favicon.ico (“img-src https://abs.twimg.com https://*.twimg.com https://pbs.twimg.com data:”)." in console logs of browser.

souravbadami: can you show Twitter's redirect response?

you might have to check "preserve logs"

Darkhunter: for what you're trying to do or is it a completely unrelated question ?

also, is your callback URL correct?

Okay, This is my callback url: http://127.0.0.1:8000/complete/twitter.

that is your local host

not heroku

make sure that on Heroku, it's not this

Darkhunter: you're talking about the user session key ? or is token something of yours ?

is_null: We use jwt, so something like session

Koterpillar: The callback url can be changed via the twitter itself, right ? I tried -- no effect.

Darkhunter: can't you get the endpoint in a connect slot ?

Darkhunter: did you try something similar to the examples here ? http://channels.readthedocs.io/en/stable/gettin...

souravbadami: are you being redirected to the correct place?

Yes.

souravbadami: also, see my earlier question

is_null: These examples are useless for me :/

Darkhunter: yeah but if you place a debug breakpoint in the callbacks and inspect variables you might find it :P

is_null: Well, I have to do that

at=info method=GET path="/complete/twitter/?redirect_state=OQ845FRGR4hjKAxHD5344FEFDF33434F&oauth_token=-4VcEQBBBBByJy8AAAAAF3434312Go&oauth_verifier=rxPvQD8H3nDFGDF34DSF45452Hx3My7ITl9" host=myapp.herokuapp.com request_id=6621bc59-7ecd-4323-beea-9cef4ada1212 fwd="202.142.99.212" dyno=web.1 connect=4ms service=624ms status=302 bytes=511

Something like this.

Koterpillar: ^

Darkhunter: but i'm thinking you might get that rather from ASGI than from Channels itself

is_null: Okay, okay will see

Darkhunter: if you can get your hands on an AsgiRequest object variable then at least you can probably find the info: https://github.com/django/channels/blob/f4f45db...

otherwise perhaps ask later perhaps somebody with actual channels experience could give you better pointers

Koterpillar: ?

I just went to the django administration and there's no record for user social auths.

souravbadami: that looks fine, I've no idea otherwise, sorry

Okay :)