[AF] Is it possible to display data from a list and provide a download link?

I have created a Flask app that creates a list and returns the list to an HTML page. I would also like to make the list downloadable as a CSV file.

So far I understand how to do these tasks as separate functions.

Is there a way to combine these functions into one so that a list is created only once, displaying the data on an HTML template, and also providing a download link?

Please view the basic examples below:

[Flask code](http://pastebin.com/yxd41Ste)


[Template](http://pastebin.com/TNBQUy6R)

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Django app store/repository (django newbie)

I did a `pip search django` which returned >4000 modules, which is kinda useless for me. As a newbie I'm stuck with 2 issues:

* Browsing for applications -> Does Django have something akin to Docker's http://store.docker.com? A related question: Which 3rd party Django apps should an aspiring developer be aware of?

* Integration -> Any supporting tooling for this? Or is it "just" a matter of `git clone AppX` and manually editing config files?



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Django+React

I'm a beginner-intermediate web developer.
As a personal project, I want to create a todo app for an imaginary company with the following features:
1. user can create, edit or delete a task (similar to the one shown in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR6smI_YJDE&t=1791s)
2. each task can be marked "unstarted", "in progress" or "completed"
3. tasks can be sorted/filtered chronologically or in terms of their progress
4. users have to login to the system. There are 2 access levels: the employers can only view the tasks, whereas the boss can view and edit the tasks

I figured the frontend of 1-2 can be done with React, whereas the backend of 1-2, as well as 4 can be done with Django. (3 can be done with only JavaScript I guess) I have been learning bits and pieces of web development on my own, and I have no idea if this is the best practice? Is there another way to implement the features? Is it worth the effort integrating Django with React?

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What's everyone working on this week?

Tell /r/python what you're working on this week! You can be bragging, grousing, sharing your passion, or explaining your pain. Talk about your current project or your pet project; whatever you want to share.


/r/Python
https://redd.it/5ls2vr

Using Python to automatically create square-mile figure-ground diagrams of cities' street networks, to compare urban form anywhere in the world
http://geoffboeing.com/2017/01/square-mile-street-network-visualization/

/r/Python
https://redd.it/5lsuef

Can someone help? AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'draw_all'

I need to plot live data from usb port and I'm using the lib "drawnow". However, when I try to run the code and it says the following: 'AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'draw_all''. I've tried to update matplotlib but had an error because of permission denied. Can someone help me figure what I have to do? Or give any other solution to the problem?

CODE:

import serial

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from drawnow import *
import numpy
plt.ion()

serialAtmega = serial.Serial('COM6', baudrate=9600, stopbits=serial.STOPBITS_ONE)
ADC0array=[]
ADC1array=[]

def graphs ():
plt.plot(ADC0)

while True:

valueRead = str(serialAtmega.readline())

values = valueRead.split(',')
ADC0 = values[0].replace("b'","")
ADC1 = values[1].replace("\\r\\n'","")
ADC0array.append(ADC0)
ADC1array.append(ADC1)
drawnow(graphs)
plt.pause(0.00001)

/r/Python
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Free supercomputing for research: A tutorial on using Python on the Open Science Grid
https://srcole.github.io/2017/01/03/osg_python/

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Odo: Shapeshifting for your data
http://odo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

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A website to look for Django function/class names and import paths

I always forget certain function/class import paths and I thought a website could come in handy so I created one: http://dilu.karthus.net/ ^^^The ^^^source ^^^code ^^^is ^^^available ^^^here: ^^^https://github.com/kviktor/dilu

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Dask Release 0.13.0
http://matthewrocklin.com/blog/work/2017/01/03/dask-0.13.0

/r/Python
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Can't seem to figure out why I keep ending up with an empty dictionary, care to check it out?

Here's some code from a prof who is teaching an online course (it's through a MOOC, so I can't really ask him directly).

import urllib
url = 'http://www.py4inf.com/code/romeo.txt'
fhand=urllib.urlopen(url)

counts = dict()
for line in fhand:
words = line.split()
for word in words:
counts[word] = counts.get(word, 0) + 1

print counts

I expected a dictionary containing something to the effect of 'some_word: # of occurrences of some_word' but I just get an empty dictionary. I'm running Python 2.7 inside a Jupyter notebook if that helps.

Edit: I think I fixed it. I forgot to use counts.iteritems() to print out the words and their counts. Though, I'm still wondering why I can't view the dictionary.

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What's that Python script that you could use to generate text to speech from a bunch of sound files?

Is anyone aware of a python module that would use as many voice files one feeds it to generate a usable cache of files to use for text to speech conversion? I am fairly certain I came across it here.

/r/Python
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Twitter client: learning flask and redis
http://blog.hackerearth.com/twitter-client-using-flask-redis

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[AF]Flask routes not working

Hi guys, I'm trying to setup my own server for the first time and I'm running Ubuntu Server 15.04 with nginx and gunicorn.
I'm following that tutorial https://realpython.com/blog/python/kickstarting-flask-on-ubuntu-setup-and-deployment/, and everything is all right, but I can't make flask follow my routes. I can even set a different 404 error (that's how I figured flask was running). Can I get some help here?

from flask import Flask, jsonify, request

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.errorhandler(404)
def page_not_found(error):
return 'Rota com problema {}'.format(request.url), 404

@app.route("/")
@app.route("/index")
def index():
return 'Flask is running!'


@app.route('/data')
def names():
data = {"names": ["John", "Jacob", "Julie", "Jennifer"]}
return jsonify(data)


if __name__ == '__main__':
app.run()

There's my app.py.

I can provide other files and so related to the project.

Edit: Did some further testing and it works all right when I use "curl localhost:8000" or "curl localhost:8000/data". The issue is with my server and not flask???

Edit2: it was nginx and not my app, both nginx and flask are really bad at reporting errors and issues, geez. Nginx was redirecting to localhost:8000 and I was testing against localhost:8000/. Just added that extra slash after the host and everything is fine.

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[P] Pre-trained RNN chatbot

Here is a [pre-trained TensorFlow-powered chatbot](https://github.com/pender/chatbot-rnn) that was trained on many gigabytes of Reddit conversations for over 37 days with a Titan X GPU.

The underlying model is a character-based sequence predictor and it uses optional beam search and relevance masking/MMI to formulate its responses. It comes with a python script for interactive chatting.

A sample dialogue transcript (which was not cherry-picked) is included in the github readme.

Also included is a python script to assemble conversations from raw Reddit data, which I hope may be of interest for other similar projects.

/r/MachineLearning
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Help with a simple Python program / just learning

Hello,

I have been working through tutorials and such but am still a newbie at Python. I decided to try writing a simple program from scratch in order to further my learning.

The goal of the program is to take word (text string) as input, count the vowels (I didn't include Y in order to make it simple as why is not always a vowel) and output the number of vowels back to the user. Here is what I have so far:

# Written in Python 2.7
# Attempting to count the vowels within a string and
# output that count to the user.
vowelList = ["a", "e", "i", "o", "u"]
vowelCount = 0

print "Please type in a word."
print "This program will count the number of vowels in that word."
userWord = raw_input("What is your word? ")

wordLength = len(userWord)
print wordLength

for (vowelList) in (userWord):
vowelCount += 1
print vowelCount

Note: what this program actually does is

Return the total length of the word
count each element in the list and return those one by one.

/r/Python
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Django/DRF with Python 3.6?

I'm starting a new DRF app with Django 1.10 and I want to use Python 3.6. It's not yet listed as a supported version of Python, but has anyone given it a try?

/r/django
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Releasing my first project and I'd love to have some people try it out! (x-post /r/Python)

Hey everyone! I wanted to share a little project I've worked on for the last few months. It's called [**Lintly**](https://lintly.com). It is a **continuous Python code quality tool** written in Django. I'm officially releasing it as a beta today for public projects on GitHub. At some point I'd like for it to work with private repos, but I want to get some feedback first.

Okay, so here's what Lintly does. It runs `flake8` on your code each time you push to GitHub or open a PR. Then it comments on PRs with violations, and can be setup to send email or Slack notifications. Here are some features that I think are pretty cool:

* **Pull Request reviews:** Lintly will use the new GitHubs PR Reviews to comment with issues on individual lines of a PR. *Heads up:* Due to GitHub's restrictions, you have to invite the bot account [lintly-bot](https://github.com/lintly-bot) to be a collaborator on your repo in order to get this. Otherwise lintly-bot will simply comment on the PR.
* **Issue help:** I wrote up explanations and examples for *each* flake8 violation. So if you've ever wondered what the heck "continuation line under-indented for hanging indent" means, then I'll have examples to help you fix it.
* **Code quality over time:** Lintly keeps track of your project's code quality over time, so you can see if you're making improvements or not.

I would love to have some people try out Lintly on their open source projects. Please [let me know](https://github.com/LintlyCI/Lintly-Issues) if you think of any improvements or notice any bugs while using it.

If you have any interest, I wrote a [blog post](http://blog.lintly.com/2016/01/04/introducing-lintly/) that explains a little more about Lintly.

Thanks for reading. I hope you find it useful!

Grant

Last thing, if you're into Twitter then feel free to follow me ([@gmcconnaughey](https://twitter.com/gmcconnaughey)) or Lintly ([@LintlyCI](https://twitter.com/LintlyCI)). I don't really tweet much, but I'm hoping to start tweeting about updates to Lintly as I go along.

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Django + Vuejs with hot code reload
https://github.com/rokups/hello-vue-django

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Have you ever integrated Django & Apache Solr?

What was the reason for doing it?

How did it go?

What guide did you follow?

What was the outcome?

Any gotchas?

Thanks for sharing.



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Django 1.10.5 release notes
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/releases/1.10.5/

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