Open redex-ai opened 11 months ago
The change involves setting up a Django web application, creating a form to collect URLs, and refactoring the existing QR code generation script to be used within a Django view.
Add 'Django' and 'qrcode' to the requirements file to ensure the necessary packages are installed.
Create a new Django settings file to configure the Django application, including installed apps, database configurations, and more. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Create a new Django URL configuration file to define the URL pattern for the QR code generation view. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Create a new Django view that handles the form input and uses the QR code generation logic to create and return a QR code image. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Create a new Django form class to handle the URL input from the user. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Create a new HTML template for the form that collects the URL input from the user. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Refactor the QR code generation logic into a function that accepts a URL as an argument and returns the QR code image object.
After implementing the changes, developers should lint the code, run unit tests, and perform integration testing to ensure the web application functions correctly. The next steps include setting up a web server, deploying the application, and ensuring the server environment has all the necessary dependencies installed.
Developers should install new dependencies from the updated requirements.txt file using 'pip install -r requirements.txt'. No database migrations are needed as no models have been defined.
PULL REQUEST : https://github.com/redex-ai/QR-Code_generator/pull/23
UPDATED PULL REQUEST
Can you please add login with google support?
Can you please add login with google support?---
The change plan includes setting up a Django web application with Google login support, creating a login page, updating the QR code generation view to require user authentication, and refactoring the existing QR code generation script for use within the Django framework.
Add 'Django', 'qrcode', 'social-auth-app-django' to the requirements file to ensure the necessary packages for Django, QR code generation, and social authentication are installed.
Update the Django settings file to include 'social_django' in the INSTALLED_APPS list and configure authentication backends to include Google OAuth2. Also, add the social auth configuration with the keys SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_SECRET. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Update the Django URL configuration file to include the URL patterns for social authentication, specifically for Google login. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Update the views to handle redirection after successful login with Google, and to pass the user information to the QR code generation view. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Create a new HTML template for the login page that includes the 'Login with Google' button. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Update the existing HTML template to display the 'Logout' option when the user is authenticated and to show the QR code generation form only to authenticated users. The changes in this file is dependent on : -
Refactor the QR code generation logic into a function that accepts a URL as an argument and returns the QR code image object, ensuring it can be called from the Django view.
After implementing the changes, developers should lint the code, run unit tests, and perform integration testing to ensure the web application functions correctly with the new authentication flow. The next steps include setting up a web server, deploying the application, and ensuring the server environment has all the necessary dependencies installed. Additionally, developers will need to set up the OAuth2 credentials in the production environment.
Developers should install new dependencies from the updated requirements.txt file using 'pip install -r requirements.txt'. They should also create a project in the Google Developers Console, enable the Google+ API, and obtain the OAuth2 credentials to be used in the settings.py file.
PULL REQUEST : https://github.com/redex-ai/QR-Code_generator/pull/24
UPDATED PULL REQUEST
Please setup django based web server to collect input url from webpage to generate QR code