pggtarians

A mini dashboard for PGG. Description: A nice looking dashbaord where all of us can come and fill in the form of our details. and its major purpose is to have specific records of us and be able so send personalized email from the department in general to the person, on his or her birthday. and also emails to everyone when its their birthday so we can remember to wish them. Now as lame as this sounds it can later be upgraded to Some more Efficient where course reps can upload import materials and results Basically sensitive stuffs so we actually never miss them If there's is a dashboard that everyone can just go and download materials and results whenever the hell they need it till we graduate. People that face whatsapp problems and loss of chats can easily log in to their dashboard and scroll to their courses and download all the materials whenever the hell they need it. Its basically 90% of our problem in that group chat, send me this send me that will reduce. And the best part of it is that it reduces work load for the coursereps having to disturb us everytime to fill a form as everyone infomation can be easily exported into an excel sheet for printing.

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Django_Url_Shortner

We’ll be building more features for our URL shortener service. Create a new GitHub repository with a README.md, and Python .gitignore file. Clone it to your machine/computer, which will create a new folder on your computer with your repository’s content. Copy your Django project files from the previous task “Working with APIs”, to the newly created folder. Create a new virtual environment in that folder named venv. Activate it and install the Django python package (Hint: `pip install Django). Also, install the Django rest framework (pip install djangorestframework) We want users of our API to view all active links. We also want to provide users with an endpoint to view Links created during the week. Create a new file, managers.py in your links app folder. Replace the content of links/managers.py with this starter file https://github.com/TobeTek/Zuri/blob/main/starter-files/Querysets-and-Managers/managers.py Add the following attributes to your Link model in links/models.py objects = models.Manager() public = ActiveLinkManager() On to the views. Copy the ActiveLinkView and RecentLinkView from https://github.com/TobeTek/Zuri/blob/main/starter-files/Querysets-and-Managers/views.py to links/views.py. Add the following new URL paths in links/urls.py. path("active/", ActiveLinkView.as_view(), name=’active_link’) path("recent/", RecentLinkView.as_view(), name=’recent_link’) Stage and Commit your Django project and push your changes to your GitHub repository. Ensure your final code/submission is on the default branch of your GitHub repository. Submit the link to your Github repository e.g https://github.com/github_username/repo_name