drf-react | Combining Django Rest Framework and React , using webpack | REST library

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drf-react is a JavaScript library typically used in Web Services, REST, React, Webpack applications. drf-react has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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SOLVED : why Django admin list is not updating the edit from the frontend React js form?

2 docker containers (Django & React), isomorphic-fetch and a login request

Unable to import node modules in React components

Line Breaks and rendering HTML in Django Rest Framework's ValidationError

QUESTION

SOLVED : why Django admin list is not updating the edit from the frontend React js form?

Asked 2021-Mar-14 at 11:44

i am trying to make a CRUD app in DRF-Reactjs by following Tania rascia's example

i have successfully implemented add, delete, list view. but i am trying to edit a specific row which is not updating in DRF backend. but the edited row is shown in the frontend list. why it is not updating in django admin list?

in DRF side views.py:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 23:51

Trying to update something should be done in a put request, not a post request. This is a REST API convention, but a discrepancy may have some consequence down the line.
In this case, the error in your development tools is telling you that one of your components has an onChange/onSubmit etc property that is changing over the course of one mount from null to a function. This is not what's causing your issue, but I suspect it can be fixed by declaring the code in a handleSubmit function and then putting that into your onSubmit.
I think the error that's actually causing your problem is that the updatedTodo is not being sent to the backend. All that is being sent is the id (second parameter of axios.post). So if you pause the backend during execution, you would see that request.data = the id only, when it should be TodoSerializer's readable fields.

PS:

You can add a "debugger;" statement in the code after the updateToDo async request error to see what the error actually is (read more on the development tools debugging - browser dependent).
Don't abuse fragments - in this case, it would make for a more accessibility-friendly experience if you use divs in most of these components. Wouldn't it make more sense if the heading of some content was grouped with the content? https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/accessibility/focus/dom-order-matters

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66607375

QUESTION

2 docker containers (Django & React), isomorphic-fetch and a login request

Asked 2018-Mar-27 at 17:51

My setup is running on Docker with a frontend (React) as well as a backend (Django) container.

I'm using the login-form component of the drf-react-app below in another project and am clueless as to how the api fetch request in the loginUser action creator (src/actions/user.js) knows which URL it is supposed to use..?

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-27 at 17:51

In your package.json you have a proxy property set to "http://backend:8000". The proxy is used to redirect requests to a given url when you make a request against your local server http://localhost:3000. So if that's not working then you might be missing a step that enables the proxy.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49518971

QUESTION

Unable to import node modules in React components

Asked 2018-Mar-21 at 12:58

I am fiddling around with the following local drf-react setup. I'm really new to react and javascript overall and got absolutely no idea why I cannot import axios or any other node module for that matter in my react components, except for the modules that already shipped with the cookiecutter project itself. Is this related to the react-dev-utils..? I would like to use webpack, but I fail to set it up properly. My frontend docker container won't compose, telling me to install webpack-cli. Help is much appreciated.

https://github.com/moritz91/drf-react-app

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-21 at 12:58

You should run the command npm install inside your frontend folder:

Open the terminal
Find the frontend folder
Inside of it run the command npm install

This command will install the dependencies related to your package.json file, which is inside the frontend folder.

Inside your React files you will put the whole path to the node_modules folder.

The idea of using node_modules is to make it easier to control your dependencies in your project. You should consider again using webpack to handle these files from node_modules.

Wepack has a module called resolve which you have to fill with a list of directories and inside React components you don't need to use the whole path anymore, because Webpack will understand where to look:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49396401

QUESTION

Line Breaks and rendering HTML in Django Rest Framework's ValidationError

Asked 2017-Sep-26 at 17:40

Working on a Django/DRF-React-Redux project. So I want to return specific messages for user login validation. If the credentials don't match, they get one error string, if the user is inactive they get another error string.

What I am trying to do is for one of the messages I need two line breaks and the other I want to render HTML because it should contain an email address. Anything I have read on SO, is not working. For example, regarding the HTML:

Put HTML into ValidationError in Django

Here is the method:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Sep-26 at 17:40

Well, I ended up coming across: dangerouslySetInnerHTML which took care of the issue.

https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/dom-elements.html#dangerouslysetinnerhtml

I changed the following for the DRF serializer.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46132576

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