Django E-commerce Product Filter Prototype

Welcome to part 3 of the Python Django E-commerce project version 2. In this Python Django tutorial we focus developing our understanding of Django queries and build a product filtering prototype. The purpose of the inventory app database is to maintain the data that is needed to support online retail sales and stock inventory management.

Code Repository:
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Database ERD
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Timeline:
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📋 Introductions

09:52 Download starting repository
10:47 Virtualenv setup
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App development
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14:32 URLs
19:51 views
24:53 docker install
26:22 postgres database configuration
27:19 docker-compose file
30:55 starting docker
32:55 configure Django database configuration
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Queries
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44:13 get all data query and display data
1:05:12 get all products by category
1:32:23 get product details
1:57:32 capture GET attributes and get product attributes
2:18:40 building the ProductTypeAttributeValues table
2:29:59 get product type attributes names
2:35:23 get product attributes and display in filtered list
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Frontend JS
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2:52:21 Develop the filter user selector

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let d = {};
let selectedLis =

selectedLis.forEach(li => {
= li.getAttribute("value");
})

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[ylnyk]

Somehow my application won’t see Docker and instead tries to connect to local Postgre. I used the exact code snippet from tutorial repo but got no success. Does anyone else have the same problem?

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[maro_xd]

1:15:58
print(data)
<QuerySet [ ]>
is not showing any data !!

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[motiurrahman]

after installing the requirements.txt file when i tried to install postgres it says ""ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement postgres-binary (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for postgres-binary""

[OvidioPogliesi]

Hello, Sir

First of all, thanks for the awesome content you produce! I've followed your tutorial from the beginnig, replicating everything you do.
Everything went smoothly until 1:16 when I tried to get all products by category. When I print(data), I get <QuerySet [ ]>.

I'm using Python 3.10.0 and Django 4.0.3. Is that a problem? What else could it be?

I'll appreciate if you could give me a hint. Thank you!