Can't deploy django server about djact HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi, thanks for feedback!

I've just cloned this repo, then:

• created a .env file with variables
• cd frontend && yarn && yarn build
• cd ../ && export $(cat .env | xargs)
• python -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• python manage.py migrate && python manage.py runserver

And after navigating to localhost:8000 got my login form.

At first I thought I forgot to set type on scripts in templatetags but that's not the case. So there is something else going on. And I wish I knew the reason, but unfortunately I don't. There is a SO question just like that but I have no idea if that works.

So, I know it's a terrible advice, but maybe clone the repo again and repeat those steps? 😅

from djact.

Thank you in advance. It's my mistake and I fixed it.

The reason is that I have made some change in this project.
I did something like below things.
1)pip django-cors-headers==3.4.0
2)django-cors-headers==3.4.0

I think it is related with cross-origin, but it made errors.
Finally, I would like to ask you to solve my problem. It will be very easy for you, but I don't.

The problem is that I want to make user login form which is customized.
Of course, I want to use your login section in the project.

In my customized login form, there are combobox for inputing userid, not textfield.
This is only different thing from your login form.
User can input userid by selecting the userid inside userid combobox, not typing userid in textbox.

My problem is to make some api for extracting userid from user table and add those into the combobox of userid in frontend.
Could you make some api for backend,some changes for frontend and upload it your repository?
I like your coding style. I can guess you are good backend developer including laravel etc. 🍎
So I would like to follow you and interact in the future.
Thanks a lot.

from djact.

I'm happy you've resolved that issue! In my case CORS headers are only needed for local development since in production backend serves react app itself and doesn't need them. But if you have different servers, then you'd need that settings too. That might not be clear from the article.

Now, about your request. I'm very flattered by your words, thank you! Yet I don't know a thing about laravel, my focus is on python and related stuff. But I digress. In my opinion, no one will do anything on the internet for free unless they're bored. So, I could do what you need, but I don't have a lot of free time to do that. Even if that was a payable thing I'd think about it before agreeing. Maybe you can find some junior developer who would like to up their skills and they'd do that for you. Or better yet, do it yourself. Because what you need is kind of a trivial thing. You'll learn a lot by doing it.

So I'm closing this as the problem itself was solved.

from djact.