simple-history | A simple JavaScript HTML5 history library | Frontend Framework library

I'm new to Python, Django and DRF but I've gone through all the tutorials needed to set up a basic REST server and for this example, we'll pretend that it only serves one thing: a list of customers. Additionally, I have installed django-simple-history and registered my Customer model with it.

This is the code that I've written so far and everything seems to work just fine.

api/urls.py

I have followed the Django-simple-history documentation to display history from the admin page but somehow the history doesn't seem to appear from the admin page. I am using Django version 3.1.2

Here is my admin

This only seems to happen when I try to view some model objects. I get the following when I visit the history page for an object in the admin page:

I try to render a django-simple-history queryset in a django-tables2 table. At the moment I pass the raw queryset to the template inside the context. Further I want to pass the Queryset to a Table object to use the features of the table like linkyfy columns or exclude columns. For this I have to specify a model inside the tables meta. The problem here is, that the model for the history is generated automatically.

Actually code:

I am currently working on a Django project, in which I want to build a kind of dashboard, which may have actually two bootstrap columns (in the future maybe 3-4). In each column, content from a database is to be displayed. Currently, this means that I want to show two tables. One which shows all entries for a model and a table which shows the last history entries (django-simple-history). The tables are rendered using django-table2.

First of all I tried to solve the problem with the MultiTableMixin. Unfortunately without success. My current idea is to logically split the content into two views and then add a view for each column. I tried to have the views displayed inside iframes. Also, this not working as good as thought.

What are the options for my problem. Or am I thinking too complicated and getting lost?

I am the author of django-persistent-settings. I have realized something odd.

The app has various management commands. When I do python setup.py --help in django-persistent-settings project, the management commands do show up:

The situation is:

I developped a webapp using django (and especially "django-simple-history").
I have a postgres database "db01" with a history model "db01_history" which is generated/filled using "django-simple-history". I accidentally deleted everything from "db01"and, sadly, I don't have any db backup.

My question is:
Is there some way to replay all historical records "db01_history" (up to a specific ID) onto original database "db01" ?
(In other words, is there a way to restore a db using its historical model up to a specific date/ID ?)

Giving db0_history -> db01

Django-simple-history is inserting new record on each save of target model. In docs the problem with F expressions is described. I try to circumvent this with overriden save method.

I know this error have come to many people and I have tried different solutions and none of them worked.

I am using aws eb cli.

I am using following command eb deploy to deploy my application to server.

Following are the configuration for my Django.

under .ebextensions directory, I have following 2 files:

1: 01_packages.config