I'm aware of django-taggit (and similar) but I'm wondering if there's a
package for tagging Users with properties that have values of different
types, such as strings, ints, datetimes, etc. For example, one might tag a
user with "power-user", add a property for "last-visited-on" as
datetime(20
n at the start of the
> project. Using this method at the middle of the project might cause a lot
> of refactoring.
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> https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/auth/customizing/#extending-the-existing-user-model
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> On Thursday, February 14, 2019 at 7:54:43 AM UTC+8, C
I'm new to packaging apps for external users, so I've been trying to
generalize something from a site of mine. I have a bunch of questions
about best practices that I thought you might have good input on.
It's an app to support "like" and "bookmark" of any object in your
system (I realize there a
I'm trying to convert an existing project to have a "guest user" experience
that is very much like a logged in user with some minor differences. Does
anyone have opinions, or a pointer to some guides about the best practices
around this?
We already have foreign keys in a few places that point t
I've been using Django with DRF off and on for probably over 5 years now.
There are still parts that I'm always needing to look up and review. Anyone
know of a one-pager cheatsheet that covers all the annoying details well,
like read_only vs write_only vs required, and nesting serializers, etc.?
should make one
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> On 21 Aug 2019, at 19:58, Charles Thayer >
> wrote:
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> I've been using Django with DRF off and on for probably over 5 years now.
> There are still parts that I'm always needing to look up and review. Anyone
> know of a one-pager cheatshe
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