Implementing vueform templates

Now that vueform has become open source.
Is there any django module available that could reuse its templates as django forms ?

https://vueform.com/

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Python 3.12.1 Released
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I'm having some issues with running my project code

\- original tutorial:

https://youtu.be/dam0GPOAvVI?si=YL8tm6j16nNALaZ1&t=1181

(video points to point where I have roughly reached in the tutorial, minus 1 minute maybe.)

my code so far:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T-xS4XocDar3pr6YSme2lFUErnGS09Zr/view?usp=sharing

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Devlance Stack


Flutter and django

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WtForms not passing data

First off, this is my first Flask project, so please excuse any messy code. Though, i'm open to being critiqued.

I've set up a very simple form just to try to get this to work, but after the submit button is clicked, it doesn't seem to make it to my IF statement under the function. Here is the code.

In my main.py file:

from flask_wtf import FlaskForm

from wtforms import StringField, SubmitField

from wtforms.validators import DataRequired

from flask_wtf.csrf import CSRFProtect

​

class TestForm(FlaskForm):

myname = StringField('Enter Name', validators=[DataRequired()\])

submit = SubmitField('Sign in')

​

u/app.route('/testform', methods=['GET', 'POST'\])

def testform():

myname = None

form = TestForm()

print(form.errors)

if form.validate_on_submit():

print(form.errors)

print("Testing to see if we ever get to this point.")

myname = form.myname.data

form.myname.data = ''

flash("Holy shit, that worked!")

​

return render_template('testform.html', myname = myname, form = form)

​

Here is the code on the testform.html file:

​

{% extends "baseCode.html" %}

​

{% block head %}

{% endblock %}

{% block body %}

​

{% if myname %}

<h3>Hello {{ myname }}</h3>

{% else %}

<h2>Hello, Please Sign In</h2>

<form method="POST">

{{ form.hidden_tag() }}

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{{ form.myname.label }}

{{ form.myname() }}

<br /><br />

{{ form.submit() }}

</form>

{% endif %}

{% endblock %}

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I've spent far too much time walking through iterations to dumb this down and find the issue, but haven't been able to. Any help would be wonderful.Thank you all!

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NFL Odds API

Looking for a good source for nfl odds & scores. I’ve played a bit with scraping this data but everytime i think i have a decent solution there are big gaps in data or a total redesign of the site(s). I’m definitely price sensitive but i am willing to pay if there were a decent rest api that would give me each game’s home team, away team, date, score, spread, and o/u. If anyone knows of a good one, i’ll be forever grateful

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Run migration on specific schema

Hi everyone, is there any option to run migrations on specified schema i want to have same database tables as in default public schema but in my own custom schema. I'm using PostgreSQL thanks in advance.

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share - Download resources from YouTube, Facebook, and Bilibili - web crawler for iiilab.com's API

see Github: https://github.com/1kuzus/iiiLabCrawler


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Made a Python script to get your Spotify stats

I wrote a Python script while I was playing with the Spotify API which can get your Spotify Stats :)

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Repository Link : https://github.com/ni5arga/spotify-stats-python

Feel free to star and fork!

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Understanding TTFB Latency in DJango - Seems absurdly slow after DB optimizations even locally

Hello

Our team has been undergoing optimizing our Django DRF / Graphene stack for latency we can't quite understand the source of our slowdowns

Our Stack:

Python 3.11
Django 4.2.8
DRF 3.14.0
Django Graphene 3.1.5

We've done the 'basic' optimizations of

implementing prefetch / select related
removed all n+1 generated SQL queries

And of course, scrounged the internet looking for answers, and saw the ModelSerializer issue posted here: https://hakibenita.com/django-rest-framework-slow

Which as I understand it is 'mostly' fixed in the latest Django?

We've manually optimized our QuerySets . SQL, and got our worst case SQL latency is around 200ms, most in the 10-100 range.

However, our TTFB, is anywhere from 1 to 3 seconds as measured in dev tools on a browser performing a graphiQL query, as well as in our test suites

Here are some numbers from GraphiQL Console:

One GQL QUery generates 6 optimzied SQL Queries resulting in a response of a 1.4 MB JSon file which has a heavy amount of nested of elements (necessary for our workload)

Django Debug Toolbar numbers:

101.9ms for SQL access

Chrome Dev Tools

6 SQL Querues 56.44 ms (not sure how it knows this?)
44us to send request
937 ms waiting for server response
8.48 ms to download
Total \~1 second for a

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Flask-Gravatar

Is Flask-Gravatar not compatible with Flask 3.0??

I am just importing it and it throws me this error--
ImportError: cannot import name '_request_ctx_stack' from 'flask' (C:\\Users\\pc\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Python Projects\\Blog Website - Final Product\\venv\\Lib\\site-packages\\flask\\__init__.py)


Are there any workarounds to this problem??

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The Dawn of Concurrency and Parallelism: Python 3.12 Starts to Support a Per-Interpreter GIL

> PEP 684 introduces a per-interpreter GIL, so that sub-interpreters may now be created with a unique GIL per interpreter. This allows Python programs to take full advantage of multiple CPU cores. This is currently only available through the C-API, though a Python API is anticipated for 3.13.

## Summary

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## References

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Jupyter highlight

Hi all, i'm pretty new on jupyter. I was using notebook 6.5.4 version on Chrome, today I updated to 7.0.6 version, but python function like range() are no longer highlighted.

How can i solve this issue? Thank you.

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I made a Django+react SaaS boilerplate that leverages the Django Admin to give end-users access to data (via Stripe subscriptions)

Hi!

From the Github repo:

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>YaSaas is an open-source SaaS boilerplate built on Django REST Framework and React, offering a flexible foundation for entrepreneurs looking to monetize their data.With seamless integration of Stripe subscriptions and leveraging Django admin functionalities.

Will you join me in the darkside where Django Admin can be used by end-users?

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Built a Python script to get Spotify stats!

Hey r/Python,

I wrote a Python script while I was playing with the Spotify API which can get your Spotify Stats :)

https://preview.redd.it/b32baddnc55c1.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=e1720187f521f72cf4a6e356a678e6c613018623

Repository Link : https://github.com/ni5arga/spotify-stats-python

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Connecting Django API to a Django crud app. How?

Watched a tutorial in how to create an API with Django and created several APIs with this tool. Now the next step I am planning is to create a basic crud app using Django where I will have JavaScript within a JS template file perform very basic math which will take the user numeric value input from an input tag within a form. My question is since i never developed a full stack application. I am completely lost. I want for the backend (Django) to get the data from the user and store it onto a database SQLite3. As a beginner who has basic knowledge of the client side using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript and very little knowledge with Django but only creating APIs. Can anyone give me a recommendation on what is the easiest way to create a crud app which calls an API? Should I allow Django to perform the math or is it ok to allow the client which is JavaScript to perform the math and have Django get and send to the database? Complete newbie! Thank you all.

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Recently visited page middleware

Supercharge User Experience with Recently Visited Pages Middleware!

Easily implement a recently visited pages feature in your Django rest framework app using the ‘recently-visited-page-middleware’ package. Track and retrieve user-specific page history effortlessly. Enhance user engagement and navigation. Get started with a simple pip install:

pip install recently-visited-page-middleware

Github repository link : https://github.com/Abiorh001/recently_visited_page_middleware

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