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I wonder if ther is flask extension or snippet that allows dynamic client web page data update (I need it for progress bar alike this one:
yet if there is a general SignalR alike library to create dynamic web application it would solve my problem?
If you would like to simulate Non-Blocking I/O Model similar to SignalR you can have a look at Flask-SocketIO - https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/Flask-SocketIO.
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Is there a good sample project that uses the Table Data Gateway Pattern with SQLAlchemy that isn't a web app with Python Flask (or another web framework)?
I don't want a framework implementation because it will only work with that framework, and I want to learn the pattern for a command-line application.
I've searched within Github and others, but it's impossible to refine the search as to a specific pattern. I also used ChatGPT but got no positive responses.
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In the Django tutorial they show how to edit 2 related models on a single page here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/intro/tutorial07/#adding-related-objects
How can I achieve this in my app? Are there some built-in classes I can use similar to how it works in admin or would I have to create it myself?
If you have a look at the admin's source code, you'll find out it's done using formsets https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/forms/formsets/
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I am looking for a screen sharing functionality api in django/python which allows remote users to view your desktop in real time.
Any recommendations on a library/api to use?
Thanks.
Django is a web development framework; remote desktop viewing is a client-side task. It may be possible to integrate screen sharing into a web site that is built using Django, but Django itself will likely have no involvement with the "guts" of the task.
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I m working on a library project where users can add books into their library. So I tried finding some sample code that will help me get started but could not find any. So I want to know how to use Google Book API to get Title,Description,Book Cover image and ISBN code of the queried book? btw I want the python code example. Eagerly await your assistance. Thank You.
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What message oriented middle ware with a Python API are out there?
What ones did you use and recommend (or not)?
I remember that some people supposedly used spread for message queues http://www.spread.org/, but I don't have any personal experience with it.
For ActiveMQ, there are
a Python client based on the OpenWire protocol at http://hiramchirino.com/old-blog/2009/07/openwire-python-client-for-activemq.html
many Python clients based on the Stomp protocol at http://stomp.codehaus.org/Python
I would also check out ZeroMQ.