i am using following django app for generating notifications
https://github.com/django-notifications/django-notifications. It gives usage instructions for simple html and javascript, but angular won't understand those tags out of box. How can i achieve this with angular 4?
Since Angular will render your templates, you must get that information from api request, so this template tags wont work.
Check if this lib provide apis or try to create one api by yourself and override this lib if is possible
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I'm used to Django and already developed website with a whole Django or with Django API + React.
For a side project, I'm thinking about creating a Django project with 2 apps:
Django API 2) Django Front.
I absolutely want to decouple front/back to be able to reuse the API in the future, and I like the view system from Django.
Is my idea making sense?
Edit 1:
To clarify.
App 1: Django API serving JSON.
App 2: Django App using API calls in the controllers to generate the views.
Edit 2:
I did a proof of concept and it works like a charm.
The only drawback is that I have to use Cookies to store the JWT token and maintain the session state, which is not convenient
it is possible, but completely wrong with idea.
How it possible. Wrong version:
Try to remember, how we can create integrate test for our view. We Should create client and send request to Django to your view-url with args kwargs querystring e.t.c.
In response you have already answer. Try to imagine: part with client - is your Django front, requested part - your backend.
The same works not only in test, you can create request to ask something on the completely other server.
Redis/MemCashed e.t.c. (pattern sender/receiver) Wrong version:
The Front Django speaks with Backend through Third part application. It can be faster.
"Pythonic" version. Right in your case:
You can create Backend Django part like a library with views as interfaces.
Frontend Django part is completely standalone, it import an use interfaces from library, which is your "BackEnd Module".
If you want - you can use "BackEnd Module" everywhere as import, or you can start it as server and ask info per requests.
Completely independent in this case means, you can install "BackEnd Module" without "FrontEnd Module". "FrontEnd Module" can be installed standalone too and it should take from settings, which interfaces should be used as data-source.
I hope, i am right understand your question.
You could definitely separate front and back, remember, django just creates endpoints and consumes them with its own views, you can even use both.
Here is the documentation for django views: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/#the-view-layer
You can use a librarie like React as frontend and connect to your api(django app) and use both.
according this article its possible to deploy both bpmn model and its embedded form with camunda API requests. the problem is that I dont want to use curl tools. I need to deploy both .bpmn model and .html form files with statndard camunda API post method .
I’ve ever do this to deploy my .bpmn model with generated forms type. but righ now I want to deploy embedded forms (as a seperate .html file). now, how can i upload both of these files with rest API?
( I know that i should use ‘embedded:deployment:sampleEmbeddedForm.html’ in modeler form key)
In addition, I use postman to test these rest APIs.
I would be very grateful if you could help me.
according to help of a friend that the answer is posted here, its possible by adding a new body parameter, as name as form name.
I want to build a project with Django framework, it includes website and mobile app, website is built based on Django template, and mobile app needs rest api. How can I do it with only one copy of source code?
In other words, can I create one project, in which there are several django apps, it supports returning both rendering template and json for mobile app?
I know we can use Angular JS in website, then both website and mobile app access rest api build with Django-Rest-Framework. But I have no idea about Angular JS and there is no time for me to learn it.
Please help.
This is easy to achieve if you leverage the power of HTTP headers, specifically speaking the "Content-Type" header
(HTTP 1.1 headers specification)
The way I personally use it is something like this:
def my_view_name(request):
if 'CONTENT_TYPE' in request.META and \
request.META['CONTENT_TYPE'] == 'application/json':
return HttpResponse(
json.dumps({"foo":"bar"}),
content_type='application/json'
)
else:
return render_to_response(
'sometemplate.html', context
)
The code above is django-specific.
It allows you to control what kind of response the server doles out, based out what the client passes in. It can detect that a JSON response is needed by checking the Content-Type header.
Just ensure your mobile app makes its HTTP requests with the Content-Typeheader set to application/json
Hope that's what you wanted.
You can do it in one project. Have the same Model, but have different views for website and REST-api.
You can build one Common Backend to serve your data.
And you can do this without having a Django-rest-Framework(without having to use angular).
You are just going call the url of the backend.
For eg.,. lets say backend code is running at 127.0.0.1/8000, and you need to get a user's details, you are just going to call url 127.0.0.1:8000/get_user_details/ from mobile app or any other front end.
And please make a habit of forming/arranging data written in a different function so that it is reusable by both the Mobile app and the website.(plz see below)
### For browser website written in DJANGO (served in template by django):
def user_details_page(request):
get_user_details(someid) #### returns json of user details
render in template
#### And for the mobile App you could use **get_user_details(someid)** just to get json data.
def get_user_details(someid):
###do watever
return json ## of user details
And you can also use Django Rest Framework(without having to use angular), it gives you a lot of stability.
Or you can setup a entire new backend in Django Framework to serve data for mobile App.
I'm using Django for my site and trying to incorporate backbone.js. Backbone encourages using Tastypie - but I would rather not. Is there a way to use backbone.js and django without tastypie? Are there any examples out there of how to do this?
I've been were you are. Needed to just make a custom API for backbone to read for the specific instances.
All that really means, is making custom views in your views.py and attaching them to custom urls in urls.py for backbone. Your views will have to return a JSON version of the object or objects
So you end up with friendly looking urls that backbone likes
For example if I had a model of boxes and I want to write a url and a view that sends all the boxes in my database to my frontend delivering them to backbone - I could make a url like this /api/v1/box/all/ really anything you want. In your view you just need to remember to return JSON.
Remember - you need update views to to update from backbone syncings (tastypie PUTS)
something like /api/v1/box/3/update?updatedinfodata
Let me know if you would like me to expand or show some code.
It is possible to bot use TastyPie and just build your own API.
You just need to know Backbone sends to the API and data it expects to receive.
I'm in a process of migrating Rails project into Django. Rails project was built using restful routes and it never touches the database. Instead, it simply redirects to different methods which all call an external service with the specified action method. Now, I have found a number of frameworks for django that provide restful capability plus a bunch of bells and whistles, but it's an overkill for my current case.
As an alternative, I can ignore action method in urls.py by simply providing a regex to validate urls and then parse the request method in views.py, redirecting to the appropriate method. Is this a way to go or are there any other approaches that I can look at?
Class based views look like the idiomatic way to organize restful view functions by request method.
Django snippets has several simple example implementations.