Easily increment migrations numbers

Here is a small bash script to increment the numbers of your migrations. Put it into your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc. Use it like: inc-migrations PROJECT/apps/APP_NAME/migrations 0012

It will rename all migrations from 0012 (ie transform 0012_mig.py into 0013_mig.py and so on) and replace all occurrences of the previous name (eg 0012_mig.py) with the new one (eg 0013_mig.py).

function inc-migrations() {
    local folder="$1"
    local number="$2"
    local start_file
    local new_number
    local next_file

    if ! [[ "$(pwd)" =~ "${folder}$" ]]; then
        cd "${folder}"
    fi

    if [[ -f "${number}" ]]; then
        start_file="${number}"
        number=$(echo "${number}" | cut -d _ -f 1)
    else
        start_file=$(ls ${number}* 2> /dev/null)
    fi

    if [[ ! -f "${start_file}" ]]; then
        echo "${start_file} doesn't exits" >&2
        return 1
    fi
    let "new_number = ${number} + 1"
    new_number=$(printf "%04d\n" "${new_number}")
    next_file=$(ls ${new_number}* 2> /dev/null)

    new_file_name="${start_file/${number}/${new_number}}"
    git mv "${start_file}" "${new_file_name}"
    sed -i "s/${start_file/.py/}/${new_file_name/.py/}/g" *.py

    if [[ -f "${next_file:-}" ]]; then
        inc-migrations "${folder}" "${next_file}"
    fi
}

Create a widget with custom display

class BonusTimeWidget(AdminIntegerFieldWidget):
    UNITS_TO_TRANSLATIONS = {
        'month': partial(ungettext_lazy, '%(count)d month', '%(count)d free months'),
    }

    def __init__(self, *args, unit='month', **kwargs):
        super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        if unit not in self.UNITS_TO_TRANSLATIONS:
            supported_units = ','.join(self.UNITS_TO_TRANSLATIONS.keys())
            raise ValueError(
                f'{unit} is not a supported unit. Supported units are: {supported_units}',
            )

        self.bonus_translation = self.UNITS_TO_TRANSLATIONS[unit]

    def render(self, name, value, attrs=None):
        """Render the value in a custom span."""
        if value == 0:
            return ''

        text = self.bonus_translation(value) % {'count': value}
        return mark_safe(f'<span>+ {text}</span>')

Utiliser AngularJS et Django pour faire des requêtes AJAX

Dans ce petit tuto, je vais vous expliquer comment faire pour poster un formulaire Django via une requête AJAX en utilisant le framework JavaScript AngularJS. Tout d'abord, il faut un peu de préparation. Voici le modèle que nous allons utiliser (les imports ne sont pas précisés et je suppose que …

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