Django Real Estate App Using Multiple Users & Databases - Part 10 | Admin Panel

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Today I'll be sharing the tenth part of a tutorial series on how create a real estate Django application that manages multiple databases. This application will strictly be a backend API that we build using the Django Rest Framework, though if you want to take the project further and implement a frontend as well, then you can definitely feel free to do so!

Here is an overview of the things you will learn in this tutorial project:
1. How to have multiple databases in a Django application.
2. How to use routers to correctly manage which database gets used for a particular task.
3. How to manage multiple types of users in a Django application.
4. How to manage authorization with these different types of users.
5. How to perform basic Text Search using PostgreSQL.
6. How to register models to the admin panel when you use multiple databases.
7. And much more!

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[MBelal]

This was a great series for me, tons of information, wish you continued with connecting a front-end to it so we can learn dealing with APIs.
Thank you

[KrishnaManohar]

Can you continue frontend(React/something else...) as well?

[codernerd]

Another great series! Hope the Next.js Ecommerce series is going well! Checking my emails every 5 hours 😁

[abdullamagametov]

Hi Bryan, I have a question ...
Why does the authorization system ask me to re-login after a few minutes later? Is it possible to make it so that if the user did not log out, you were not thrown out? I have two thoughts on this:
1. Extend the validity period of the access token from 30 minutes to 24 hours
2. Use refresh token to refresh the access token and as a result automatically log in without the user noticing anything

Please tell me which of these options is better to use and which one is safer

[sreebashkumardas]

Could I use this backend looks like as Odoo backend?

[adamsk]

Hi Bryan, i have just finished the series and it is really good content and provides a lot of value.
I would like to go further with and write proper tests, but all the manage.py commands (including test) are not working because of changing the databases. Do you know how to configure it to be able to run tests again?
Thank you for your content, I am waiting for more.