#django

codermato: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5jfDDg55xs

jtiai: Well something explained more in depth, because it looks like that the audition of this tutorial is more experienced than me :)

Well then that djagocon talk is for you.

jtiai: Object2.objects.filter(field__field=value.last().query -- > last before query does not show the query

Object2.objects.filter(field__field=value).last().query

'Object2' object has no attribute 'query'

last() doesn't return queryset but individual object.

So in those cases you need to drop to connection.queries.

hey all happy friday!

jtiai do you use docker locally

anyone have a CI/Build/deploy process they are in love with and want to chat a little

we use GitLab pipelines for CI and it works really well but i didn't make it nor manage it, so I couldn't really help you

fission6, Will be Saturday here in 5 min :-P

I need to sort a query set by a datetime field, the values for the ones that need to be displayed first are suppose to be withing 3 days from today in the future, the rest should be past or further into the future

Happy Friday though :)

happy slack being down day, apparently

same (kind of)

djapo so not linearly sorted, you'll have to split it up for that

fission6: Yes, since I develop in windows and pycharm pro has pretty good support for docker.

fission6: And we use jenkins at work. Works "perfectly".

niceee

Hi guys, sorry to bother you but I'm just looking for any advice/ pointers on something. I'm just in the planning phases of a project for A-Level comp sci. I was thinking of making a site as a sort of front end of a simple enough mysql database and i was just wondering if it would be feasible to add something to the input page that would take a product code and look on a different website to maybe grab an image to make it easier

Im not the greatest, and dont need any sort of solution but if you could maybe point me in the right direction on how to achieve it I'd be super grateful

pterojackdyl: guys only? Well switch mysql to postgres if possible. Then you're looking for some kind of web crawler or if you're lucky sites you're thinking of may have API you can leverage.

hmm true

pterojackdyl: you need a simple form then you handle the input in the view, if you need to crawl a website you should have a look at beautiful soup. Also if you’re new to django I’d recommend going through the tutorial on django website

Yeah, I have messed about with django a bit with the tutorial and other tutorials too. I'm starting to get a rough and basic understanding

I'll definitely have a look at beautiful soup

are people here developing locally using docker? curious if thats a popular means

fission6: Like I said, I do.

And in windows on top of all that.

niceee

Oh and jtiai, I'm not sure on the differences in honesty, and while i could probably benefit setting up my own server I've been given access to a mysql server. Would you highly recommend the change or is it just a mild improvement?

Highly. mysql is pretty famous about destroying your data. And postgres has first class support in Django.

Oh boy. I might look into setting up something simple for myself then.. Even though its probably not going to be awfully important

hey guys have you guys used amzon cognito for auth yet?

djapo: guys only? And no, I haven't used. What does it offer?

generic term of refrence, I would like to use it for my OAuth integration .. but the the boto package is very well documented

.. uhm i mean, not very well documented

Well it seems to support oauth 2, so shouldn't oauth package be able to use it ootb?

jtiai: yes, just wondering if it was a common choice here or is django-allauth is still the top package

I have this signup form: https://dpaste.de/00CP but i would like to reduce the default max_length of username, how?

was thinking maybe i can redefine it somehow?

but i dont want to touch the core-stuff too much.

PtxDK: you could reduce it by overriding the form

but it would only be enforced when using that form

that is fine

with me

i thought this would be the easiest soultion

are you using the built in 'login' view?

yep

it shows this: http://prntscr.com/krv3du

tested it with one friend and he makes 150 chars long username

would there be any point or benefit in using React in a django project? Since it already has a templating system

PtxDK: yeah you should be able to override the URL for signup (not login, sorry misread that) and pass your form to the view

you might even get crafty and pass that same form to the admin if you are using conrtib.admin as well