I’m here. I can help

@@SsaliJonathan how do I get started sir. Am a complete beginner. Anyway I can connect with you

I did not build a frontend for this

Kindly reach out via Discord. In the #help channel, show all details about your error and I will help. Thanks discord.gg/t48Y6ReF

I have also change my route a little: @user_router.get("/refresh_token") async def get_new_access_token(token_details: dict = Depends(RefreshTokenBearer())): expiry_timestamp = token_details["expiry"] expiry_datetime = datetime.strptime(expiry_timestamp, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f") if expiry_datetime > datetime.now(): access_token = create_access_token(user_data=token_details['user']) print(access_token) return JSONResponse(content={"access_token": access_token}) raise HTTPException(status_code=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST, detail="Invalid or Expired Token")

Hope its helps for those who might be facing issues.👍

Used windows at the time I recorded this

Welcome

Sqlmodel is just an Orm that builds on top of sqlalchemy. You will find it to use since all there’s is to use in sqlalchemy can be added

@@SsaliJonathan thank you, okay let's watch them in order and ask questions later if need be 👍🙂

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Thanks for watching

You are welcome!

Greetings. This code will run the same way. This is because React and Flask have gone through a lot of changes. Thanks so much.

@@SsaliJonathan So it will work?

Me alegro que te guste

Rest assured. I will make one.

I honestly can’t promise that given my busy schedule. But I’ll leave it as a challenge to you.

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks so much for watching

It is Reflex. They renamed it

@@SsaliJonathan I have a dout that if I don't know radix ui or chakra ui ,will it be difficult to learn reflex

Welcome Prashant. Thanks for watching

Thanks so much. I’ll add them

Will have to build that course in the future.

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

What could be the problem? Do you mind if you can reach out on Discord? I’ll be able to help you from there

discord.com/invite/yqpwkwjRbx

I am glad it helped. Thanks for watching

I am glad you found value in my work.Will consider doing that in the future

Thanks for watching

Please call initdb with await. like await initdb

@@SsaliJonathan ok I try it, so thanks 👍

kindly show me the way you are constructing your models.

No worries, found the issue!

Welcome

That issue can be handled in the verify_jwt function. Kindly reach out via discord and we’ll see how to go about this

I’m glad this video helped

Thanks so much for the kind comment. I’m glad my video has been valuable to you. I promise to make more valuable content

The timestamps have given me a hard time. But I have now fixed them.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Kindly ask if you have any concerns.

Autodoc. I think that’s what it is

I’m glad you like it. Thanks for watching

I am glad you have really held on to the video. Kindly tell me how you will feel about it at the end.

@@SsaliJonathan Finally finished the whole tutorial. Riveting, and useful. Thanks for all your work. I have one error left "in _load_backend_mixin version = _bcrypt.__about__.__version__"... but so far the error doesn't make any difference, but if you know what this is, please let me know.

Never mind, I rewrote the hash password defs to avoid using the passlib.

Thanks and welcome

Welcome

Thanks Mustafe! I appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching and I hope you get more value in the next chapters.

There few ideas I want to share: 1. create model_relations file in main directory, import every model there and add relationship fields using inheritance (sort of "central file" for models) 2. simply use Mapped[list[uuid.UUID]] (I use uuid for id) instead of Mapped[list[Program]] and need for importing different models disappears, but this one feels kinda wrong

Try using the format “<model_module.model_name>” if your course models are located in course/models.py then I think “course.models.Course” will work

@@SsaliJonathan didn't understand how the answer is related sorry problem here is that when I import course.models.Course to program.models.Program (and vice versa) I get circular import error. I want to get rid of this error, even tho I still need to use them. I decided to just write relationships without Mapped[] class because it's just for typechecking during compilation and doesn't really affect the program. for example: parent_program = relationship('CourseModel', back_populates='child_courses')