This is what will hopefully be the first in a series of reference articles for using Core API libraries with Django REST Framework (DRF).
This is an extraction from an existing production view running Django 1.11/2.0 on Python 3.6. The original code did something else, but ...
Recently I was writing code to interact with a third-party API. The API changes frequently, especially the data contained in responses. However, that data has to be saved and periodically needs to be audited. I wanted a data model flexible enough to handle these periodic changes without a lot of ...
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What I mean by an \"installable Django package\": a reusable component that can be shared across Django projects, allowing us to combine our own efforts with others. Some examples include:
I can never remember the syntax for writing decorators. I always have to look it up. Worse, I always have to remember where to look to find references. Hence the reason for this article. I'll never lose this reference: It's on my laptop and the internet.
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