Python
22 September 2026 13:59
For most RPA scenes I don't think you'll need to take a course, because you simply operate a11y tree and perform UI automation
Just read the documentation of the most popular library
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Python
22 September 2026 13:16
Helllo Flask users,
See when i use Flask, i use like this below code a fun
@.route("/video/<string:video_id>")
def xyz_fun_to_handle_this():
....but see it accept any url/video/abc123, url/video/xyz123,
But how i can only accept the part of
url/video/youtube_video_link i.e.
url/video/any_link,
how i can do this take any link after the /video/any_https_link, how i can do say this?
so that when i will get the video/link i want this functuion will execute only. any idea for this, i want only valid https link to take by my flask function
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Python
22 September 2026 11:18
basics will be covered in a month
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22 September 2026 11:03
Ohh that's great, thanks
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22 September 2026 10:12
in my project have python, docker files and json
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22 September 2026 07:26
👋 I agree with clouded. You must effort in code. I can help you develop your own project.
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Python
21 September 2026 22:31
Ohh
But python is easy isn't it?
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Python
21 September 2026 22:24
But that's so hard atp😭😭
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Python
21 September 2026 22:18
And you want to change that?
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21 September 2026 22:16
Ohh, got it
I tryda learn it through gpt
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21 September 2026 21:40
i was looking into Flask and Flask-WTF today and noticed a recommendation to use CSRF tokens as much as possible. as I understand that even if a page doesn't have a form, we should still check for CSRF on PUT, PATCH, or UPDATE requests, thats' why the token is often placed in the meta head tag.
My question is: when JavaScript fetches data and sends requests automatically, should I attach the CSRF token to these requests?
I read that for automatic JS operations, we can use @.exempt and avoid passing the token. What do you guys think? and i also listen i should never use exept for db query, what do you guys would choose in this case for automatic js request from the browser to server should we impliment csrf token in flask-wtf?
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Python
21 September 2026 17:07
You do not put secrets in frontend
That is a simple rule at least
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21 September 2026 17:00
Depending on how much JS you need to inject, you could consider using .format() on a js as a string and replace the values that way 🤷♂
So you skip all the python > html > js dance
https://docs.python.org/3/builtins/stdtypes.html#str.format
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21 September 2026 16:00
yaa thats looks logical now, i will do serachElementBYID in my js code from a hidden <span> and from there the js will take the value 😅
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21 September 2026 15:33
Hello, I was using Flask to build HTML with Jinja and send it to the user's browser like this: 🐍
return render_template("index.html", user=user_data, money=users_db.money_value,)
for this case, user and money values are inserted into the Flask template on the fly coming from Python3.
However, when I try to send the
/static/js/filename.js
file, it is served automatically. As a result, I have to hardcode each variable in the .js file, since Flask automatically sends the .js file to the user without dynamic context. 😢
var UUID_RE =-Za-z0-9_-]+)/;
var SHORT_RE = ([A-Za-z0-9_-]+)/i;
var HOOK_RE = -9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12})/i;
var DEFAULT_PROXY = "/api/endpoint/somethign?url=";
var HOOK_API = "/video/web/somethign";
The content above is from my different .js files as an example. To clarify, I want my
JS files to also be dynamic, similar to how I pass user and money values in the HTML. I want to pass values to the .js files dynamically. What is the best way to achieve this, considering that
I found that Jinja functions and variables are not working in the .js file?
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