Any one having strategy for funded account?

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I have made FastAPI style DI for flask if you want to use it: https://github.com/razorblade23/di-flask

Otherwise, you can use g to keep the session "opened" but i would advise against that as session should be closed on every transaction.

Its better to open session on each transaction and close it afterwards, prefferebly using with Session(engine) as session: context manager

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Also me and other people, but this is the wrong group to talk about that

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who has any documentations to learn fast ?

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A different group where you can talk about what you do and ask about how other people feel without being told that your contributions aren't suited for the group.

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that was contextual spam

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Create a telegram bot that answers with a beginner project everytime someone asks for beginner projects

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any beginner projects to start with?

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Why don't you search to know what exactly is?

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pydroid3 is being updated every time with the latest libraries and modules

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I almost found this after 2 year old chat, i also want to found a best choice, so i want to know what do you use or choose to use till now, as now i am a beginner.?

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struct _longobject {
    // _object head
    uint64_t ob_refcnt_full;  // 8 bytes
    PyTypeObject *ob_type;    // 8 bytes

    // _PyLongValue long_value
    uintptr_t lv_tag;         // 8 bytes
    digit ob_digit[1];        // 4 bytes
};

So as in the mainline CPython from v2.7, PyLongObject on platforms where sizeof(void *) > 4 and sys.int_info.bits_per_digit == 30 was defined as a struct with trailing array, each digit is an uint32_t

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Python Brain Teaser (Expert Level)

Can you guess the exact console output of this Python 3.11+ code? It tests deep internals like memory management, constant folding, and mutating "immutable" objects.


import sys
import ctypes

def modify_internals():
    a = (1, 2)
    b = (1, 2)
    
    c = 1000
    d = 1000
    
    # 1. What do these print?
    print(a is b)
    print(c is d)
    
    # 2. Bypassing safety checks to mutate an integer in-place
    # (Overwriting the memory of 'c' with the data from '1001')
    offset = sys.getsizeof(0)
    ctypes.memmove(id(c) + offset, id(1001) + offset, 8)
    
    # 3. What does this print now?
    print(d)

modify_internals()

Drop your answers!

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No need to, you can use the search in GitHub

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No, but there are plenty on GitHub

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@app.post("/heroes/", response_model=HeroPublic)
def create_hero(hero: HeroCreate):
    with Session(engine) as session:
        db_hero = Hero.model_validate(hero)
        session.add(db_hero)
        session.commit()
        session.refresh(db_hero)
        return db_hero

i was reading sqlmodel docs, i am using Flask+Sqlmodel

As I understand it, the function actually returns db_hero, which is a Hero model instance. However, because response_model=HeroPublic is specified in the FastAPI decorator, FastAPI automatically validates/converts the returned object according to the HeroPublic response model.

My question is: how can I achieve the same thing in Flask? 🤔

For example, is there an equivalent of FastAPI's response_model that I can specify in a Flask route decorator, so that my function can simply return a Hero object and Flask automatically serializes/validates it according to a HeroPublic schema?
Or, in Flask, is the recommended approach to explicitly convert the object before returning it, something like:

return HeroPublic.model_validate(hero_obj)

Or is there a better/standard approach for production ready code or how you guys real developers tackle this ???

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I was trying to use SqlModel , Pydantic in a flask web app, the problem i am finding, like my confusion is i found some code examples like they are using flask.g, actually i am confused should i will use this in my real code to generate session for the sqlmodel, as in flask there is not any Depends like fastapi has one,

i am confused how i should start using the session when i will follow the sqlmodel functions for login, register or some others things,
my main problem is shoudl i start using this, i dont know will this ok in real production,

def get_db_session() -> Session:
    if "db_session" not in g:
        g.db_session = Session(engine)
    return g.db_session

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Read it
pererikbergman/repository-design-pattern-e28c0f3e4a30" rel="nofollow">https://medium.com/@pererikbergman/repository-design-pattern-e28c0f3e4a30

Apply to your project

Does not matter if its Django, Flask, or whatever else you may choose

Design patterns are language (and framework) agnostic

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hello everyone
who can help me with repository pattern in django ?

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That's really for off-topic.

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So putting AI when it's not needed at all

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https://pybegin.pages.dev/

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You should learn about docker and what it is first

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is docker like application can i run of python webapp like hosting?

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Does anyone have the latest version of Python for Android?

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I am trying to use Flask + Sqlmodel with DDD structer, but i am very beginner in this case
Suppose i am making a database functions in a class Repository which will have some methods like, add_user, remove_user, update_user_data, like this...
But then see below code i got from some places and it say if i will use this i will not need to use the

with session(engine) as session:
    session.add(...)
    session.update()

def get_session():
    with Session(engine) as session:
        yield session

This upper is a code example i got from some places, but i am not currently sure. But i am confused how the use of the session without using the with block in the methods, i am confused how to write better function without using with session in all the methods, what what things i need to know to understand this type of understanding, and if my UserRepository will have all the methods, how i will pass the session to the init of this?
my most confusion part is if the get_session() -> returns the session, then how i will inject it and use this, this is new python topic for me, any sugession for this please give me, i will use, sqlmodel + flask !!!

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why would u even care about Undefined behavior questions

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Tell me why and what kind of bot files.

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Yes, but I don't know anyone on GitHub who publishes them

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In other words, do you have channels that share bot files or Python tools?

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