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www.laceyhenschel.com
Sometimes the endpoints you get when you use a ModelViewSet aren't enough and you need to add extra endpoints for custom functions. To do this, you could use the APIView class and add a custom route to your `urls.py` file, and that would work fine. But if you have a viewset already, and you feel like this new endpoint belongs with the other endpoints in your viewset, you can use DRF's @action decorator to add a custom endpoint. This means you don't have to change your urls.py -- the method you decorate w... |
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www.cdrf.co
Detailed descriptions, with full methods and attributes of ModelViewSet Django REST Framework class. |
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davi.sh
ListSerializerMixin: Specify a different viewset serializer for lists |
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www.laceyhenschel.com
One of the things I hear people say about Django is that it's a "batteries included" framework, and Django REST Framework is no different. One of the most powerful of these "batteries" is the ModelViewSet class, which is more of a "battery pack," in that it contains several different batteries. If you have any experience with Django's class-based views, then DRF's viewsets will hopefully look familiar to you. |
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