Websocket consumer to support django-sockpuppet / stimulus-reflex.
npm install sockpuppet-js
Why should I spend time exploring this? If you use current frontend libraries, such as react, vue or angular you end up creating state for the frontend and then updating state changes in the backend through an api.
This means that you forgo server-rendered html with the advantages that brings + you'll end up with a more complex app overall.
With this library you can still use normal django templates, and any frontend state you change will be directly reflected in the backend. Currently this happens through the use of websockets.
This is the django implementation of the excellent rails library [stimulus-reflex][1], which in turn is inspired by [Phoenix LiveView][2].
Hit me up on twitter if you have any questions. 
``bash
pip install django-sockpuppet
You're almost there, read about how to tie it all together in the [quickstart documentation][3]
💙 Community
- Discord - We share the discord together with stimulus-reflex, and there is a channel dedicated for python/django discussions.
- django-sockpuppet-expo - Do you want more examples? There code examples of chats, book search, etc ... We accept PRs :)
🛠 Development in the repo
See some common commands that can be useful for development
`bash
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
invoke -l
`Try out a minimal example manually
`
git clone git@github.com:jonathan-s/django-sockpuppet.git
npm install
npm run build:test
python manage.py runserver
visit https://localhost:8000/test
`⛑ Running tests locally
The most important tests are integration tests that makes sure that frontend and backend work together in conjunction with each other.`
Install the cypress et al
npm installSpin up a dev server that uses some fixtures
inv test-serverRun the cypress tests
npm run cypress:run
`
🔜 Release
`
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
invoke release -b feature
``[1]: https://github.com/hopsoft/stimulus_reflex
[2]: https://youtu.be/Z2DU0qLfPIY?t=670
[3]: https://sockpuppet.argpar.se/quickstart-django