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Python Search or Find Pincode in a address

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 10:10 PM

Introduction:
Script use to get the pincode from a address. I used regulatr expression to find it. At first, we will check check pincode end of address. If we didn't get, then check between address. Here I assumed pincode starts with 7 and len should be 6 (ex 700002)

Script:

def getPin(myStr):
    pin=re.search(r"7(\d{0,5})$",myStr)# check for pincode end of string
    if not pin:
        pin=re.search(r"7(\d{0,5})[ ]",myStr) # check for pincode in between string
    if pin:
        return pin.group().strip()
    else:
        return ''

 

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Django modelform field ordering

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 4:02 AM


Sometimes, we required to change the order of field rendering in modelform. We can override by adding "keyorder" in __init__ method.
class MyModel(ModelForm):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(MyModel, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.fields.keyOrder = ['Field1', 'Field2','Field3', 'Field4']

 

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Python Generate random lowercase string which does not contain o,0, i, 1

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 10:46 PM

def code_generator(size=6):
    chars = "abcdefghjklmnpqrstuvwxyz23456789"
    return ''.join(random.choice(chars) for x in range(size))

 

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JQuery Element exist terinary operation

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 10:36 PM


How to check JQuery element exist using terinary operation
$('.mydiv').length ? $('.mydiv').remove(): 0; // remove element, if already rendered

 

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GIT command reference

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 12:31 AM



Git Create New Repo


create a repository in github, say odesk
create a work folder in ur localmachine. Say odesk
cd odesk
git init
create some sample files
git add . (add the new files in git)
git commit -m “initial commit”
git remote add origin https://xxxxx@github.com/xxxx/odesk.git
git push origin master
modify the file
git add
git status -s
git commit -a -s “updateed the file”
git push origin master

Git Branch


git branch
git checkout (make branch as active)
git checkout -b
do the modify in the files and add git add
git commit -a -m “my commit message”
git push origin

Git Merge


git checkout master
git merge hotfix
git push origin master
 
Cmd
Description
git –version identify the version
git --help / git help Help
git config --global user.name "" config user name
git config --global user.email "" config email
git config --global core.editor '' config editor
cat ~/.gitconfig
git init To initialize a Git repository from an existing directory,
git add . add files
git commit -m '' commit the changes along with message.
git log list all the commits
git clone git://github.com/schacon/munger.git clone(push) the git repo
git commit -a editor will oen for enter the commit message
git remote add origin https://xxxxx@github.com/xxxxx/odesk.git To connect your local repository to your GitHub account, you will need to set a remote for your repo and push your commits to it:
git push origin master push the commit to the repo
git branch mybranch create a new branch
git checkout mybranch make mybranch as active
git checkout -b mybranch Creates a new branch called "mybranch" and makes it the active branch
git checkout switch between branch
git merge To merge active branch with
git branch -d to delete branch
git push origin --delete To delete remote branch i.e. from GitHub


 

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Django not equal queryset filtering

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 1:00 AM

Introduction:
     This section will teach you to How to create not equal queryset filtering.

Method:
from django.db.models import Q
    Models.objects.exclude(MyField='foo')
    Models.objects.filter(~Q(MyField='foo'))

 

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django Q objects for complex query

0 comments Posted by jayapal at 12:36 AM

Introduction:
     This section will teach you to How to create complex query/filter using django Q objects.

Method:

from django.db.models import Q
    q_object = Q()
    q_object.add(Q(MyField__icontains='foo'), Q.OR) # OR'ing
    q_object.add(Q(MyField__icontains='foo'), Q.AND) # AND'ing
    q_object.add(Q(**{'MyField': 'foo'}), Q.AND) # QueryDict

 

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