#django

nderCova: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/ref/mode...

hi, when using the cookiecutter, what impact does the input GH repo have? I mean what difference does it make if i use one GH repo over another?

knbk: thanks! Fantastic!

diverdude: the GH repo contains the template

diverdude: so it can potentially change everything, depends on the differences between the two repos

moldy: right ok. Because in the docs i have seen them sometimes refer to some repo called audrey and othertimes to one called pydanny....im am unsure which one to use

moldy:

moldy: are you there?

diverdude: in the docs?

shangxiao: yeah

the django docs don't mention cookiecutters

vlt, FunkyBob: ok but what's the guideline for having upper case constants?

shangxiao: no the cookiecutter docs

diverdude: so not really a django question?

anddam: upper case letters

shangxiao: im sure there are a lot of cookiecutter users in here...it is after all a tool for django

ask away if you like i'm not stopping you

it's not a tool for django … it's a project template tool for anything

anddam: oh are you asking why are constants uppercase?

diverdude: you will have to look at the differences, or just try

at first glance, pydanny seems to be the more active repo

knbk, thanks. I still get '('A01157',)' not found. It seems odd to me that it is showing up as a string in a tuple. But I don't understand regex well yet.

shangxiao, Thanks for the suggestion. I was trying one, but I didn't know how it would handle the <parameter> issue. How would I test a url pattern?

in a regex tester

shangxiao: yea, it's explicitly the opposite of pep8

rando305: so i've just used something like regex101.com

btw any hint on a template beautifier? some HTML one that is aware of django template tags

there are a few out there

shangxiao, I'll try that. I was confused at how it would handle the P(agency_id) part

anddam: pep8 says upper case with underscores for constants: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#const...

not only is it pep8 but it's probably the only thing folks can agree on across most languages

well the ones i've worked with xD

rando305: why be confused? just paste it in there :)

afaik capturing groups aren't just a python thing

rando305: in any case if you're still having issues you'll need to dpaste.de your _current_ code and tracebacks

otherwise we'd just be guessing

knbk: ah ok I was checking globals, thanks for pointing that out

is there a builtin filter for capping an integer?

Have any pro/con using py.test ?

I have some_value and I want to put (some_value if some_value <= 100 else 100) in the rendered page

{% if value <= 100 %}{{ value }}{% else %}100{% endif %}

amcorreia: it's nice.

moldy: I can't find what is the difference between default django test and py.test

amcorreia: check the pytest docs. if you want to use pytest with django, you will also want the pytest-django plugin.

moldy: I'm not sure whether I want... I just see py.test in an project with functional tests...then I start to lookup at py.test..

Hi, How make log details for django password reset?

Something similar to signals for user_login, does we have for password reset?

Hello all, I have a question about using annotate. I have a situation where I want to create a computed column with annotate that is the number of hours between a date field on the object and the current date and time.. I'm not really sure how to start.. has anyone done anything similar to this before?

hello, I have this error AttributeError: 'RequestFactory' object has no attribute 'META' , i dont know how solve this, anyone know , https://dpaste.de/4xDA

cubillosxy_py, it looks like you're treating a request factory like a request

check https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/topics/t... for an example of using a request factory to create a request

Is there any strange behaviours with using if inside django template? I have this code: <li{% if membership.company.pk == request.session.company %} class="active"{% else %} class="inactive"{% endif %}>{{membership.company.pk}} - {{request.session.company}} - {{membership.company|title}}</li>

And it prints 1 - 1 - CompanyName, but the class is inactive and not active as expected. :(

dang`r`us , humm but this was working in my old 1.9 version , i am updating t0 1.11

cubillosxy_py, maybe because 1.9 wasn't using the request object in this scenario at all. If you're curious you can diff 1.9's context_processors.py against 1.11

or just fix your code

actually it's also possible wkhtml has changed

dang`r`us>ok, i'll try wirh request =None

either way, a request factory is a thing that creates requests

cubillosxy_py, None also has no attribute 'META'

dang`r`us : O.o , then what do i do?