banking-system | Banking System Concept Created Using Django Python Web
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This is an Online Banking Concept created using Django Web Framework.
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- Calculate the amount of interest for each account
- Calculates the interest rate for the given principal
- Returns a list of interest calculation months
- View for a new account
- Creates a new UserBankAccount
- Initialize the registration form
- Add the amount to the account
- Set form_data
- Create a new superuser
- Creates a new user
- Validate amount
- Checks the date range
- Removes the current balance
- Raises ValidationError if the amount is not valid
- Create a new user
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QUESTION
The following javascript function called runQuery was given to me by @Brad
It gets data from a NodeJS server using the fetch API.
It works great! It returns data from the server.
Now I am trying to sort the data after all of it has been returned.
The following code runs without error but returns the data unsorted when viewed with the final console.log command.
That's because since runQuery is asynchronous, the sort function is working on an empty array so it does nothing. Then later, the console.log is showing the populated array (unsorted) after runQuery has had a chance to do it's work.
Can someone please help me understand how to sort the results only after all the data has been sent to the browser? Thanks, John
P.S. All working code for this project is shared here
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-17 at 21:02I worked this solution with help from the webpage found here
However I am selecting the answer from @Bergi as the solution because the code is shorter, more elegant, and because Bergi raises the point that waiting for the fetch to complete diminishes the benefit of using streams.
All the working code for this problem can be found at this link under the function:
app.loadUsersListPage = async function(){Do stuff}
Notice the key word async above - That was necessary to make this work.
The action starts with a sub function of loadUsersListPage called onClickEventBehaviorOfSubmitQueryButton.
The following changes were made to that function in order to make this all work. Notice how it is different from the code in the original question.
QUESTION
I'm fairly new to django and I've been trying to solve this problem for over 4 days, I've surfed the web and read a lot of documentation. I know this might be a trivial problem but I need help.
This is my code:
accounts\models.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-20 at 08:50You have the foreign key with User model and it cannot be NULL!!
If below method is not class method then(in your code it is not):
QUESTION
I'm pretty new to Django development and Nginx Configuration. Once the application is deployed in amazon EC2 using gunicorn and Nginx, the page loads without the static files (css, js etc).
I suspect that Nginx is unable to load the static files. I spent a couple of hours trying to tweak the Nginx Config, and reading other answers, but still no luck.
Any tips in the right direction are appreciated.
/etc/nginx/sites-available/sbs
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-31 at 08:21The root directive will not remove the /static part from the request. So a request to
http://my_server_hos/static/foo/test.png
would make nginx look for a file in
/home/ubuntu/secure-banking-system/sbs/static/static/foo/test.png.
Understanding that, the configuration for the /static location should be:
QUESTION
Suppose we are working on mortgage sub-module, and we are directly using the Google Guava classes in module code, but the dependcy for the guava is defined in other sub-module under the same parent and we have access to Guava classes only by transitive dependency on "investment" module:
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Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 18:11When a module uses a 3rd party library, the module should explicitly depend on that library in its pom.xml too. Imagine if another project should use the 'mortgage' module, and doesn't depend on Guava already, it will fail e.g. when a unit test comes upon a code path that involves Guava. An explicit dependency also covers you against the scenario where you refactor the 'investment' module so that it doesn't use Guava anymore. Your 'investment' module should be agnostic to such changes in its dependencies.
It's always correct to explicitly list your direct dependencies. When it comes to version, it's best to keep that in the dependencyManagement section of your parent pom so all child projects inherit that (same) version.
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