#pyramid

That extension should make tag {% trans %} available but im not sure how im supposed to use it in order to pass the msgid, default=.., mapping={}...

(and i installed of course pyramid_jinja2)

wiggy: ping

pong

wiggy: by any chance do you have sql alchemy core scaffolding? essentially, the alternative to the sqlalchemy orm alchemy scaffolding

wiggy: I'm not positive whether zope transaction is necessary if I'm not using sessions and don't mind committing manually

I don't

my scaffolding is config.include('pyramid_sqlalchemy')

and same for pyramid_tm

if you commit manually than you don't need zope transactions

thx for confirming that

evagelos: hmm

evagelos: please let me know if you figure out as I might face this issue soon

behold, my pyramid based blog engine https://tokenmarket.net/blog/ - tonight the days of wordpress are outnumbered

outnumbered days for Wordpress

evagelos did you read the example in the docs? http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_...

what do you observe?

eew, those docs differ from pyramid's i18n docs

this is why we can't have nice things

raydeo and pyramid's i18n docs also have issues with i18n

and neither of us have done i18n, so we don't know how to fix it :(

we need more taco trucks on every corner

ok, finally i18n .pot files are created. only took 4 days. so setup.py extract_messages is not used. so this should be removed from the docs.

next how to use the .mo files :)

moo-_-: it worked the 1st attempt i did by doing this: env = jinja2.Environment(..); env.globals['_'] = my_translate_function; And inside templates im setting variables where i call the function _

moo-_-: example inside template: {% default_title = _('string-id', default='my string that needs translate') %}

stevepi_: couldnt figure out from docs and the example wants me to create a project in order to see how it works :O no thanks

im noob i dont know pyramid im trying to learn it i hate docs its so freaking frustrating to learn pyramid i dont want to insult anyone cause im noob and people say pyramid is awesome and scales and stuff but for noobs like me aaaaa i want to smash my screen everytime i go to docs

i appreciate u all and the work u have done my opinoon doesnt matter i dont want to insult anyone its cause im frustrated when i search for pyramid resources + i hate docs

pls make for videos in conferences etc i searched entire youtube to find english pyramid videos

evagelos: that is the fault of event organizers, mostly

iv seen mister mc d.. dont remember his name with the "pyramid auth is hard lets ride bikes" and it was cool even though when he started talking advances time ran out :(

I’ve got a model that I’d like to serialize which includes a URL that I’d like to build from a request.route_url. Unfortunately, I can’t pass a request object to it (using a framework). It seems my options are to grab the thread’s request, or to inject a route_url builder into a global object. Any thoughts?

and also another guy i think from Mexico anyway i wish more content can be produces :|

sry for my unrelated chat im off to rest thanks everyone

man, I love the pyramid docs.

"i hate docs"

i don't even...

I think you can hate docs or examples but you're going to have a bad time if you hate both

"I only learn via video"

NotreDev: don't do that

NotreDev: separate serialization from model code

stevepiercy you're the doc master

documeister

moo-_-: i’m using marshmallow_sqlalchemy. by and far it’s productive. i’ve got a bookmark in my brain to figuring out if I can pass it a “request” as context.

NotreDev: marshmallow lets you bind stuff to the context, so that should be the way to do it

docs are what roped me in.

of course, that was in '08. the docs were a lot shorter.

was there any discussion on this:

fixed in Django recently

is pyramid_debugtoolbar vulnerable

ztane: I'm pretty sure we're vulnerable

it's come up in the past

I don't think there's any great mitigation other than DON'T ENABLE DEBUGTOOLS in web facing systems :\

gavinc: ... you didn't realize what is the vulnerability

the vulnerability is "do not browse the web while you're developing"

i.e. while you're developing, do not connect to the internet.

mmm

i'm pretty sure you can tell debugtoolbar to only talk to localhost

in fact, that's probably the default.

look it up, though, to make sure.

(amusinglyly that would only help if it's by hostname not by IP)

you know what i mean.

dns rebinding is quite tricky

because it's all about localhost

ztane: it'd be swell if you were that someone

Does anyone know a way to make a view_config that handles all options requests? I thought this would work: @view.view_config(request_method='OPTIONS', path_info='.*', renderer='json')

That apparently only works for requests to the root

yep, that won't work

Thanks, raydeo! I was trying to avoid a custom predicate but maybe that's the only way?

there's a lot more there than just a custom predicate

but yes it's a good way to go to intercept all options requests

We already have all of the header logic and stuff, but the OPTIONS requests need served :)

well that gist I pasted you works, so make sure your stuff is similar ;-)

thanks :)

there's also the response subscriber for non-preflight requests