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I am new to kubernetes I am writing a yml file to create a deployment. I am crating deployment by running this command "kubectl create -f backend-deployment.yml" but I keep getting this error: "error: error parsing backend-deployment.yml: error converting YAML to JSON: yaml: line 16: did not find expected '-' indicator"

line 16 is - name: django-react-ecommerce-master_backend_1

following is my backend-deployment.yml file:

I know this question was raised multiple times, but wasn't able to solve the problem. Here is my problem: my Django-React app is deployed on Heroku and works great (very simple app). I would like know to access the /admin part of my app, but I get a 500 Internal Server Error. The error appears locally and in Heroku. The DEBUG is False, and unfortunately I can't get the logs to work, neither in Heroku nor locally :(

Here is my settings.py:

I am trying to run a django-react app in docker containers and trying to deploy it on digital ocean.

Here is my docker-compose script

I have looked through quite a few tutorials (e.g. this, this, and this) on user authentication in a full-stack Django + React web app. All of them simply send username and password received from the user to the backend using a POST request. It seems to me that, if the user leaves the computer unattended for a minute, anyone can grab his password from the request headers in network tools in the browser. Is this a valid concern that must be taken care of? If so, how should these examples be modified? A tutorial / example of the correct approach would be appreciated.

I'm using Redux Toolkit to add Redux support to a React application served by a Django app. We're using Typescript, and so we're following the Typescript Quick Start from the Redux Toolkit docs.

An important element of using Redux (Toolkit?) with Typescript is to ensure that your dispatch(...) method has the correct type signature. As described in the docs, if you simply use the useDispatch(...) hook from react-redux,

the default Dispatch type does not know about thunks. In order to correctly dispatch thunks, you need to use the specific customized AppDispatch type from the store that includes the thunk middleware types, and use that with useDispatch. Adding a pre-typed useDispatch hook keeps you from forgetting to import AppDispatch where it's needed.

That's fine, and I followed those instructions. My code exports a new hook, just like the tutorial:

I've just finished creating a Django-React app and have pushed the changes to Heroku. The frontend (JS and CSS) appear on the website no problem, but requests to the backend result in the following error:

I created a django project with django apps, one of which contains React. I am basically capturing the data in a Django Rest API then sending data to my REact and thus rendering "dynamic" views.

But, when I try to style my react or do pretty much anything except use Javascript, I run into an error. The error I have right now is after installing the css loader for webpack via the documentation page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/css-loader, the error says: ERROR in ./src/index.js 3:0-21 Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'style-loader' in 'C:\Users\andrew.bregman\Documents\AppDev\django-react\django_react\frontend'

Here is my webpack.config.js:

I want to make project with django backend and React frontend. I have created a project using and then create a frontend react folder using create-react-app. Now I want to upload my projectname folder to my github repository. But when I add my files using git add . command from my root folder('projectname' folder). It shows some warnings given below. What should I do? Please help.

Me and my friend have started a project including Django, Django REST and React.

I have a little experience in deploying standalone django apps but not in django-react.

The plan for now is, that the admin will upload pictures via django-admin and the website will be displaying new pictures as admin is going to upload them. (If thats even possible with this combination.)

And the question is: How am I supposed to serve static files? I know that one of the best solutions is to store static files (photos, templates, css etc.) on things like Amazon AWS S3 if working on standalone django project, but I have no idea if thats the right solution in our case because as I said, I've never done anything like that and I can't find any answers for my question and every setup tutorial doesn't say anything about that.

And if that's the best solution, could anyone please give me some link for that tutorial or anything that could help us? Im responsible for Django and my friend for React.

Thank you.

[edit] The website will be hosted on heroku