man i really wish i could give a firm handshake to you as appreciation, i was stuck in login part of my project i just did git clone and integrated your code into my project, and man it works like a charm thanks a lot mate
Glad it was helpful! Oftentimes I find a lot of codebases overcomplicated using a lot of third-party tools that are not needed. Even with GPT it sometimes adds unnecessary complexity tbh of reinventing a wheel.
nice video 👍please tell us how the user credentials are going into mongodb database and how atlas is connected to this flask application...please explain in detail, i am a beginner i hope you will help me out🙏
After creating a new cluster in mongoDB. In the MongoDB Atlas dashboard, go to "Network Access" under the "Security" section. Connection String: In the MongoDB Atlas dashboard, go to "Clusters" and click on your cluster. Click the "Connect" button. Choose "Connect your application" to get the connection string. This connection string includes the username, password, and the database URL. And then just pass in the credentials in mongo_url # Your MongoDB Atlas connection string mongo_uri = "mongodb+srv://:@cluster-url.mongodb.net/test?retryWrites=true&w=majority"
man i really wish i could give a firm handshake to you as appreciation, i was stuck in login part of my project i just did git clone and integrated your code into my project, and man it works like a charm thanks a lot mate
Glad it was helpful! Oftentimes I find a lot of codebases overcomplicated using a lot of third-party tools that are not needed. Even with GPT it sometimes adds unnecessary complexity tbh of reinventing a wheel.
great work dude, hats off✊
Thanks! Glad it helped out.
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nice video 👍please tell us how the user credentials are going into mongodb database and how atlas is connected to this flask application...please explain in detail, i am a beginner i hope you will help me out🙏
i also have the same doubt @mozescodes6618 pls explain how to store user credentials in atlas.
After creating a new cluster in mongoDB.
In the MongoDB Atlas dashboard, go to "Network Access" under the "Security" section.
Connection String:
In the MongoDB Atlas dashboard, go to "Clusters" and click on your cluster.
Click the "Connect" button.
Choose "Connect your application" to get the connection string. This connection string includes the username, password, and the database URL.
And then just pass in the credentials in mongo_url
# Your MongoDB Atlas connection string
mongo_uri = "mongodb+srv://:@cluster-url.mongodb.net/test?retryWrites=true&w=majority"
It worked.... thank you@@Mozescodes ☺☺☺