Python

07 September 2026 13:11

this part u say, i have one problem, i am making my repo there i will do edit pyproject.toml ?

Python

07 September 2026 13:09

No, you need it for basicly any python project
Library or not

And your question was if you can use [tool] tags in your pyproject.toml
As Clouded said - yes, its intended to be used that way - which is what the docs explain

Python

07 September 2026 12:22

Alembic is general purpose library.
What to do in your case is up to you as a developer 🤷‍♂

If you read those, then you already know all you need to know.
Good luck with implementing Alembic

Python

07 September 2026 11:26

As always
Reading the documentation with care and understanding is important

https://alembic.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/tutorial.html#using-pyproject-toml-for-configuration

Python

07 September 2026 10:54

pyproject.toml's purpose is to be a one-stop shop for configuration of your project. The idea is that tools look up their configuration in the pyprojecd.toml first instead of reading their own configuration file in the root directory. It's not an issue if those tools have their configuration in pyproject.toml but the intended goal.

Python

07 September 2026 10:20

i am asking by this, see i means to say or ask whoever use this before in reality production will it ok or not this is what i am worried from real devs

if anyone who used alembic in his project can give me some advice what to use in reality,

Python

07 September 2026 10:18

👋 Hi everyone! I’m currently trying to integrate Alembic into my Python application so that I’m prepared for database migrations later, even though I don’t think my app needs migrations immediately.

So see as i read the docs and some article about alembic i found they say i need to use install alembic, then

alembic init alembic -> this make a alembic/ folder and a alembic.ini file in the top level directory right?.
Now see what i am confused as the docs also say this use the default 'generic', but i should to use modern, pyproject.toml approach, like
alembic init --template pyproject ./script ->But see i found when i do run this pyproject my own uv's pyproject.toml file got updated with the new data in the same existing file,

cat pyproject.toml ->
[project]
name = "send-email-with-flask"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "Add your description here"
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.14.1"
dependencies = [
    "alembic==1.19.2",
    "sqlmodel>=0.0.39",...
]

[tool.alembic]

# path to migration scripts.
# this is typically a...
# format, relative to ...
# ini file
script_location = "%(here)s/script"
...

Python

06 September 2026 18:04

Password is more about DTO, not domain model

Python

06 September 2026 16:10

So where you need password? Only when you changing/registration/logging in, right?
You just get somehow password hash from your DB and checks if hashed form.password.data is equals to hash from DB

> in UserDOmain i will not keep the value of hashed_password, else i will keep, has_password -> bool
Why you need this? If user exists he probably has a password, otherwise you can generate tokens for every account if you have some non-password registration (like with integrations)

Python

06 September 2026 03:11

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Python

05 September 2026 21:19

Yes? Your code - your laws (until it's not on public)

Python

05 September 2026 21:18

And a quick question is can I make my own changes to see how it works?

Python

05 September 2026 21:16

About your weather app

https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-4?collection=one_call_api

https://github.com/aiogram/aiogram/blob/dev-3.x/examples/echo_bot.py

Python

05 September 2026 21:12

Keep in mind you can do everything with any turing-complete language

Python

05 September 2026 21:11

you can make telegram bot with like only vba script idk

Python

07 September 2026 13:10

Alembic part is described in Alembic docs 🤷‍♂

Python

07 September 2026 13:07

I just finished this docs you send, by this what i understand the pyproject.toml, this docs is for making a library or what??? what it is do against the alembic, alembim part has nothing here.

So actually i found this will need if i will make new library?🥱

Python

07 September 2026 11:53

yaa i read those things already but actually thos3 not explain properly for what case what to do, again i fear to ask you, as u will say 'read source code to understand 😏'
BTW it also say i can remove the alembic.ini file can be removed but will it ok i will remove this, do u prefer to remove the alembic.ini file and only keep the pyprohect.toml and env.py will be sufficient???

Python

07 September 2026 11:04

i understand this, but see the issue there, when i did alembic init pyprojec...
i found the
sqlalchemy.url = driver://user:pass@localhost/dbname thsi line is in my alembic.ini file not in the pyproject.toml file, as this sqlalchemy.url is the config, but in the case of alembic still it not use the pyproject.toml file for config right?
i still need to keep the alembic.ini file and give my database path there, so how this is the good, i think alembic just forcely trying to adopt the pyproject even thsi is not any need to use by any case as the alembic/env.py will have contains the config its fully sluggish ?

Python

07 September 2026 10:31

https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing-pyproject-toml/

Python

07 September 2026 10:19

Maybe give it to claud

Python

06 September 2026 18:09

Yaa i am getting idea now, thanks btw 💚
i will try to remove this from here 😅

Python

06 September 2026 17:52

yaa i keep hashed_password gere, so that in time of save/store the user information into the database i can easily call
UserModel.model_validate(UserDomain).
but now i need to think twice 😋

Python

06 September 2026 16:08

A correction to this quesion , the flask's -> dict(session) -> has only the values of the fresh_ , id_, csrf_ not any hashed_password in the cookie value, so i was little wrong previously in my question.


{'_fresh': True, '_id': '67a40c46d5ec9a1d5b3d1c6ae5a113185ccc161a3cec3742280f2dd0ac54a9bb61561c2acf73e9bb4410e50a3a5d464497dca2f71bd4eaba25acb06331bda989', '_user_id': 'ab1c8548221a40b4bad1e2f139da187e', 'csrf_token': 'c77cd3275205a29d26ead471b1762f6e98413d2e'}

in UserDOmain i will not keep the value of hashed_password, else i will keep, has_password -> bool !

Python

05 September 2026 21:20

Nvm I a little bit bad at explaining in English

Python

05 September 2026 21:18

I don't really understand what are you talking about, what you do already?

Python

05 September 2026 21:17

I got the api key i just have to replace the token at that special part right?

Python

05 September 2026 21:13

At first I tried to learn html/css then at the js part I left it cuz it was suffering

Python

05 September 2026 21:12

Sorry im a little bit so beginner at these things

Python

05 September 2026 21:10

It made me to buy/find some of those books asap