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I'm trying to create one to one chat but when I'm trying to get

self.scope['user']

it returns AnonymousUser

consumers.py

I am trying to set up my Django project on Heroku. It's my first time doing so.

When deploying it succeeds but when opening up the view I get this message: ImproperlyConfigured: Requested setting INSTALLED_APPS, but settings are not configured. (full traceback below).

I am using Heroku Postgres and Heroku Redis add-ons.

What am I doing wrong?

I am using Django Channels and deployed with NGINX+Gunicorn+Uvicorn and following the tutorial from Digital Ocean (i.e. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-an-asgi-django-app-with-postgres-nginx-and-uvicorn-on-ubuntu-20-04)

I don't see any issue when I tried to run the site @ www.myproject.com:8000 without NGINX with the following command:

i created a websocket with javascripts on the client side...then followed up with setting up my project to handle webocket connections as follows(following the official django-channels documentation). But each time i refresh the page and watch the websocket from the browser console...its fails. i inserted an print statement in the init of the consumer class and it was printed(each time a page containing a websocket was visited or refreshed)..which mean that the routing is working fine...but for some reasons the consumer is not connecting/accepting the connection as expected to the websocket. and again there is no log in the development server as to any websocket connection process.Please can anyone help and suggest a fix.

python-version - 3.9.9, django-version - 3.2.9, channels-version - 3.0.4

I have Django server which uses WebSockets to send real time updates to web clients. This is all running perfectly fine locally (with manage.py runserver), but in production I am running into the problem that most messages are simply not sent at all. I test this by opening two browsers, making a change in one, which should then be reflected in the other browser. Like I said, this all works locally, but not in production. In production some WebSocket messages are sent by the server and received by the web client, but maybe 20% or so? The rest is just not sent at all.

I'm creating messanger. I met a need to deploy my app to heroku.

My config/settings.py

I'm tryna add channel to my project to send download state percent. I have a method download_file() which downloads file to server from several endpoints.

I got to add channels to project, but it's an API without front-end.

asgi.py

I want to send events (json strings) via websocket to all clients (to all who established connection via websocket). My code:

I think that asgi and routing are ok

asgi.py

I use Graphql subscriptions with Apollo client on a Vue3 app using Django graphQL Channels and DjangoGraphqlJWT packages in my backend app.

I'm trying to pass a JWT token on the Apollo subscriptions via the connectionParams.

Following this solution. I implemented a Middleware. However Apollo is passing the connectionParams as a payload. I can't find a way to access the payload at the Middleware level, but only on the consumer.

I could access the query string property from the scope argument in the middleware. However, I can't find a way to pass a query argument after the subscription is initiated.

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