#django

class ProjectAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):

list_display = ('__str__', 'created_at')

you don't need `ProjectAdmin`

you can just do `admin.site.register(Project)`

got it, had to remove pass of course

and i figured AdminProject to avoid confusion

`hello`

HELO

`hi here`

EHLO

hello: command or file not found

from fridge import beer

now that my Project is registered in admin, I want to display the data to the user, ie ill make a includes snippet, like: {% block projects %} for x in projects: {{project.project_name}} etc

seems like Id have to make an object that would hold each project if user had multiple ones, correct?

tyriondwarf: I’d consider the registration in the admin app and the displaying of data to a user two completely different tasks.

hi! I would like to run tests via `coverage run /usr/src/app/manage.py test`, I am looking for any way to add `-Wall` here to Python interpreter

how to do that?

vlt: fair enough. this is getting tricky. for each user, id need a list/object that contains all the projects theyve made, be able to run a for loop on that in the template

lorddaedra: i'm not sure what -Wall does, perhaps you want -Wd

?

tyriondwarf: Have you ever written a view that passes a context variable to a template to be rendered?

fleetfox: I think he wants all warnings. -Wall is a gcc flag for 'sort of mostly all of the warnings'

lorddaedra: do you want something like flake8, for PEP8 and other syntax compliance checks?

vlt: dont think so, umm though for User I didnt need to. just called {{user.username}} {{user.email}} in the template.

for custom models though I need to

tyriondwarf: I’d recommend doinf the great offical tutorial.

*doing

ok writing first django app?

yes.. I found way: I added "PYTHONWARNINGS: 'all'" to my docker-compose.yml

to environment: section

tyriondwarf: Yes, that one. Shouldn’t take you long.

I tried to fix this 20 min, after I asked question in this channel I found answer after 30 seconds, magic :-)

lorddaedra: That’s called rubber duck programming ;-)

there used to be a really cool site that you could ask programming questions to in an HTML input form and a rubber duck would try to think of answers for you.

I used to direct Jr devs there all day at my old job.

Heh

it's funny when someone walks to whiteboard starts drawing and talking. And before he has finished explaining even half of the problem. "NVM i got it."

quack

sent ;)

FunkyBob is the Rubber Duck Champ.

whats a good channel to bother people about vue-cli?

nix64bit: #vuejs ?

MrGrj: thanks

where do I even modify admin templates for my registered models

since I cant do it via python string, Ill go to the html

tyriondwarf: My recommendation: You don’t.

ok screw it.

question, I'm working on an app that uses Class based Views, and then the form is rendered in my template using form.as_table(). Unfortunately a boolean has become user adjustable, while this should not be the case

does anyone have a clue how to patch this?

Amnesia: do you want to exclude that field from your form?

nix64bit: no, but I do want to make it read only (in my frontend)

currently it's a radio button

so you just want to show the setting?

correct

(I hope my question's clear enough:P)

there is a Field.disable in forms

I havent used it though

but I don't want to disable it as a whole, I just want to make it readonly:P

it's value should only be changed by the backend

he disabled boolean argument, when set to True, disables a form field using the disabled HTML attribute so that it won’t be editable by users. Even if a user tampers with the field’s value submitted to the server, it will be ignored in favor of the value from the form’s initial data.

As I said I hevent used it so rather let someone else try and help you

ack, tyvm

let me give that a shot..

I would have rather have just had a label on the form and excluded the radio

this codebase is hell, so I'm not bothered to refactor things cq. make things prettier:p

Yeah, use Field.disabled, and just use {{ form.instance.<field_name> }} in the template.

instead of form.as_tabke ?

table*

I almost never use form.as_table/as_p

In fact, I think I'd probably use {{ form }} first.

Although, django-sniplates means I have pretty nice rendering.

hm, let's see what comes out of just {{ form }}..

i have some importer that has a "dry run" option, and now i want to write a test that asserts that the database is not written (reads are allowed) when this option is enabled. is there a nice way to do that?

schinckel: is there some way to dir() the form object in the templatet?

Jaykay: afaik, not really

moldy: okay, thanks. maybe my google-fu didn't fail me after all :)

nix64bit: did you have a Vue Question? I've been using it lately.

hailhydra: wondering about the best way to start learning it as a django template

The gitter is a good place to ask questions. The IRC is dead. https://gitter.im/vuejs/vue

I'm gonna be honest Vue and webpack is a freaking mess

there is a whole lot of options with webpack

using Vue-cli seems like a great idea but because of webpack its a mess

thanks i will give webpack a miss

I would recommend using CDN and writing your vue components inline in a script tag at the bottom of your page.

hailhydra: thanks

I'll be here all night if you have any other questions. I don't know everything but I know a bit after using for the last few weeks.