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So I forked a repository but how do I go about working on the repo locally? I cloned it into the project folder, but not sure what to do next. Google results are horrible. Keep showing me docker repos.

The package i want to make some changes to is this one https://github.com/arneb/django-messages

I am using docker and install all my third party apps via pipenv.

I tried cd into the project folder and using pipenv install -e . where the setup.py file is, but it doesn't work.

i'm trying to run a function called txtAnim when the element .txt-anim enters to the viewport and want to use getBoundingClientRect or intersection observer

Is that possible? I didn't get it working

(I have the animation working but i want it fired when it enters to the viewport)

Summary:

The purpose of this particular Django web app is to just show some lorem ipsum text on the home page, like a blog post. Django is not serving my blog post content. I know the problem is either with my views.py or urls.py (or both).

Details:

I’ve got the data declared inside my models.py. I’ve got my views.py to instantiate the model. I migrated sqlite and successfully logged into the Admin Dashboard and entered some placeholder data.

I’m trying to get Django to serve the placeholder content that I entered into the Admin Dashboard, but instead it’s blank.

Here is my what my test case looks like: https://i.imgur.com/IuOl3G4.jpg To describe it, you can see The Blog Post, Date, Image, and Body Text HTML heading elements parsed, but none of the content is showing.

Here is my app’s urls.py:

I'm trying to use django-messages to enable user to user messaging on my website.

when I'm setting it up, I encountered this error when I'm trying to access the compose page.

I'm using the messages framework for basic things like success messages on user login. This is working fine.

I can't get it to work when a user logs out, however. I'm not a web-developer so not particularly strong with django so not sure what i'm doing wrong - there are similar issues: django message when logout Django How to add a logout successful message using the django.contrib.auth? with solutions in using signals - before trying that I'd like to understand why my code below isn't working. I'm clearly missing something!

Note in my template i've added a conditional to print some text if there are no messages - this text does print out so my messages.html is definitely being included.

views.py

I'm building a website and I was trying to create a custom user-to-user messaging system so I installed django-messages and maybe a few other things, and suddenly when I tried to run my server I get the following error :