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Now that we can follow people,

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let's update the list of posts in our
stream on our own pages, so

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that we see the posts from people that we
follow, and our own posts.

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We should be able to do this pretty easily
by updating our get_stream method.

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So now that we have following and
unfollowing users, we need to update our

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stream for a given user so that it shows
the people they follow.

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So, let's go over to our models.py, go to
our user model, and

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we want to look at this get_stream method.

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So right now, we just do this, Post.user
is equal to self.

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So get all of my posts.

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What I wanna add into this, though, is, I
wanna add in where Post.user, and

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then I'm gonna use a new selector here
that we haven't seen before,

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or comparator here that we haven't seen
before.

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Which is the double less than.

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And so this is for, where they are inside
of another set.

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So the set that they need to be inside of
is self.following.

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And then we're going to talk about that
too.

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So what I'm saying is,

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find all of the posts where the Post.user
is inside of the people that I follow.

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And then this right here means or, so
we're saying,

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I want all the ones where I'm following
them, or where they're mine.

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That's fairly straightforward.

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One other thing that I wanna add, we don't
actually have to change our

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stream view for handling this new set of
streams.

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We're already using get_stream.

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So the one more thing I wanna add though,

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is the ability to go look at an individual
post.

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So I'm actually gonna add that here
because it relates to the stream.

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And let's do post.

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And then we need to take the ID of a post,
and we're gonna make that an int.

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So we'll say post_id.

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All right?

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And then view_post and it'll take a
post_id.

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And so what we wanna do here is, we want
to do posts

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equals models.Post.select().where

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models.Post.id is equal to the post_id
that comes in.

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And then we're going to return
render_template,

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stream.html, stream equals posts.

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Why didn't I do a .get on this?

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Well, I'm kind of cheating a little bit.

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What I'm doing is I'm saying, get all the
posts that are, that have this id.

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And then we're gonna return the stream
like normal.

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So it's this group of things.

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And so to do this, we do need to change
our stream.html.

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Where we're rendering out this view, this
URL here.

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What we need to do here is, we need to do
url_for post,

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and post_id is going to equal post.id.

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All right.

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So now we should be able to look at two
different things here.

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I'm gonna go back over to the not me
account.

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Nope.

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[BLANK_AUDIO]

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What happened here?

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I made a little typo.

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Forgot to close my parentheses there.

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So let's refresh, there we go.

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So we're logged out, and we're gonna go
log in as test,

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with the super secret password of
password.

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If I go look at my stream, which I can get
to by following.

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Then I see the kennethlove post because
that was my post, and

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it's from 45 years ago, apparently.

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So, that's pretty awesome.

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What if I click on View?

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That went to new post.

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We don't need to go to new post.

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Let's see what I did wrong.

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It should be view_post.

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View_post, all right.

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Refresh this.

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I've got just that view.

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So that's pretty cool, and we've got a
nice bit of, you know,

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I can go look at a post.

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I can send somebody a link, hey, you
posted this thing, what was up with that?

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We got a lot of mileage out of that one
small change.

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That really speaks to the power of tools
like Flask and Peewee.

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And shows just how far we can go with
these tools if we want to.