graphene | realtime dashboard & graphing toolkit | Dashboard library
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kandi X-RAY | graphene Summary
Graphene is a realtime dashboard & graphing toolkit based on D3 and Backbone. It was made to offer a very aesthetic realtime dashboard that lives on top of Graphite (but could be tailored to any back end, eventually). Combining D3's immense capabilities of managing live data, and Backbone's ease of development, Graphene provides a solution capable of displaying thousands upon thousands of datapoints in your dashboard, as well as presenting a very hackable project to build on and customize.
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QUESTION
I'm working in Django 3.2 and graphene-django 2.15. I'm still learning how to use Graphene by the way.
Note: I'm not allowed to share all the code so I rewrote it for the purpose of this question. Please notify me if you've found any error unrelated to the question.
I have an Team model which has a Many-to-Many relationship with the default Django Group model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 12:12I found the solution.
At first, I thought there was something related to graphene, especially these InputObjectTypes
, I didn't get correctly.
But the issue is actually very simple.
The GroupInput
is expecting a single value, which it an ID.
QUESTION
I used "graphene.Field()" with "get()" and "graphene.List()" with "filter()" to get one specific object.
"graphene.Field()" with "get()" in schema.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-27 at 00:22"graphene.Field()" doesn't match with "filter()" and "graphene.List()" doesn't match with "get()".
✖ "graphene.Field()" + "filter()"
✖ "graphene.List()" + "get()"
"graphene.Field()" matches with "get()" and "graphene.List()" matches with "filter()".
〇 "graphene.Field()" + "get()"
〇 "graphene.List()" + "filter()"
"graphene.Field()" is for one object with the curly braces "{}" of the most outside and "get()" can return one object with the curly braces "{}" of the most outside so "graphene.Field()" matches with "get()".
Example:
QUESTION
I used both "DjangoListField()" and "graphene.List()" with the Resolver to list all objects.
"DjangoListField()" in schema.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 18:38"DjangoListField()" has the Default Resolver to list all objects but "graphene.List()" doesn't have it so for "graphene.List()", you need to explicitly define the Resolver to list all objects otherwise you get "null".
So, if you remove Resolver from your code with "DjangoListField()":
QUESTION
In my Django application I have created customer user model which uses email as username.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 07:51Just remove username field in your model as you have setup email as username:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 06:42I believe you made a typo in main.dart here and you should go into your map like this:
QUESTION
I'm making a web app with Django 3.2 (Python 9) as backend and ReactJs 17 as frontend with a Graphene(GraphQL) API in between. ReactJs uses Apollo Client Provider 3.4 to perform the API queries and mutations.
I'm using the django-graphql-auth
package to authenticate my users and I store the user's authentications token in the browser's localStorage that I then put in the headers of the Apollo Provider.
Everything works well until there.
Now, the problem is that the user should be able to download files by clicking on a link in the frontend. This link will redirect to a backend Django view where a file is put in a HttpResponse
. The user will be prompt to accept downloading the file.
However, the file is generated based on the user whom request it (on the user's Group to be more precise). So in my Django view, I use the request.user.groups
variable to generate the file that will be downloadable.
Here is the problem: on the backend side, the user is still anonymous while authenticated in the frontend.
How can I authenticate the user in the backend when (s)he logs in in the frontend ?
Can I simply pass the request.user
value from React to Django's download view? If yes, how is it possible ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 13:34I have found a solution.
I just include the user's JWT authentication token in the url pointing to the backend view.
QUESTION
How to query a model as order by created date in django graphene-relay
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 10:28I found a solution after going through the Graphene-Django documentation https://docs.graphene-python.org/projects/django/en/latest/filtering/
Need to create a filterset for the model:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use graphql with python to retrieve min and max temperatures within a time range.
The temperature table has 2 columns: timestamp and value.
My models.py is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 06:42You can define a new Type with min and max then add it to your Query like this:
QUESTION
How can I return the refresh token when using social auth? I tried this solution here I don't know how to make this compatible with graphql.
Here is my attempt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 14:23You don't need to declare the token field again when extending SocialAuthJWT
because it already has a token
field from the JSONWebTokenMixin
mixin unless you need to override it with a different type.
As for the refresh token, you can do something like this to get it:
QUESTION
The below method updates single emp record , how to handle the same for multiple emp recs at the same time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 14:42To update multiple objects you need to define a new type and accordingly update your code like this:
types.py
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This is a no brainer. You gotta have Ruby though; back to your root Graphene folder,. This gives you an autogenerated build when you modify stuff in app/css and app/js. Take note that dashboard.html points to the build folder where your assets are automatically built to.
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