My frontend code is in React-JS but this djnago_check_seo module its not allow for React-JS . so tell me how we can check the seo aspects if my frontend is in React-JS?
Hi, unfortunately, we focus just on Django here and no React. If you'd like more guidance with React, I'd suggest that you perhaps take a look at the docs for some possible direction.
Speaking of AWS and elastic search... I just have a question Did you manage to deploy your Web application with ECS and Nginx okay? Since, I might add something extra to the process at some point....
I tried the code. I got ModuleNotFoundError with Unidecode so it also needs to be installed? pip install Unidecode fixed the issue. Thanks for the tutorial! :)
Hi, Yes, it's possible that the package was updated and requires an additional installation. No problem! I'm glad that you managed to find a solution and that you found the tutorial helpful!
if it is dependent on lot of other packages that makes it unreliable and probably full of vulnerabilities. I wouldn't recommend in production to use this package
It is dependent of a few packages in order to work (django, beautifulsoup4, unidecode and lxml). Those packages have dependencies as well, and it explains the fair amount of dependencies shown in the video (the dependency to django-cms was dropped a few years ago). All this package does is making a request to the page you specify in the url, and extract its content to feed it in various checks. I do not think django, bs4 and the other battle-tested packages are full of vulnerabilities :)
Hi, Please double check the docs and your steps again. Just please keep in mind that this video was made a while ago, so there may be a few new changes in place
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Hi, I'm the main developer behind the django check seo module, thank you for your video :)
Hi,
It's a pleasure! Thank you for the providing us with a great module! :)
Django SEO URL tests:
For the default page:
127.0.0.1:8000/django-check-seo/?page=/
If you have a route:
127.0.0.1:8000/django-check-seo/?page=/home
thank you for this package
i'm wondering when we can use lighthouse for this type of works does this package provides more feature?
Glad that you liked the tutorial for this package. For additional information, I'd suggest referring to the docs of the package
You saved my life sir :)
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! I'm glad that you found the video to be of value!
Lovely, any method to use dynamic meta tags in extended templates for SEO purposes?
Thank you! :)
I'm too sure, you may have to do some extra research on that topic.
i really love your channel :D
Thank you so much! :)
very very thanks for your service :)
My pleasure :)
My frontend code is in React-JS but this djnago_check_seo module its not allow for React-JS . so tell me how we can check the seo aspects if my frontend is in React-JS?
Hi, unfortunately, we focus just on Django here and no React. If you'd like more guidance with React, I'd suggest that you perhaps take a look at the docs for some possible direction.
I think this is can be alternative from checking SEO using chrome
Yes, it is specifically if you want to check it programmatically in Django. With a few extra options at play.
Bro, can you pull elastic search with django tutorials (local(ec2) & AWS ) integration.
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion. If time allows for it, I will take a look at elastic search. I have a lot of things to do before that.
Speaking of AWS and elastic search... I just have a question
Did you manage to deploy your Web application with ECS and Nginx okay?
Since, I might add something extra to the process at some point....
@@CloudWithDjango yes bro, EC2 and nginx.
@@KrishnaManohar8021 Awesome! I'll see to that in the future.
@@CloudWithDjango eagarly waiting... hope you dump in Advanc Ecommarce course(As discuss in udemy)😉.
Make a video on UserLog Table in Database to store user login, logout time, ip address, browser user etc if possible thanks in advance.
Thank you for your suggestion.
I tried the code. I got ModuleNotFoundError with Unidecode so it also needs to be installed?
pip install Unidecode fixed the issue. Thanks for the tutorial! :)
Hi,
Yes, it's possible that the package was updated and requires an additional installation.
No problem! I'm glad that you managed to find a solution and that you found the tutorial helpful!
if it is dependent on lot of other packages that makes it unreliable and probably full of vulnerabilities. I wouldn't recommend in production to use this package
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback. It would depend, but yes everyone can decide on their own initiative and what they would like to do.
It is dependent of a few packages in order to work (django, beautifulsoup4, unidecode and lxml). Those packages have dependencies as well, and it explains the fair amount of dependencies shown in the video (the dependency to django-cms was dropped a few years ago). All this package does is making a request to the page you specify in the url, and extract its content to feed it in various checks. I do not think django, bs4 and the other battle-tested packages are full of vulnerabilities :)
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Hi,
Please double check the docs and your steps again. Just please keep in mind that this video was made a while ago, so there may be a few new changes in place