Hovedproblemet er at du ikke kan bruke django DRF-endepunktet uten en modell.
I am trying to create an endpoint in Django that does not have a model. I want to be able to call this endpoint from my frontend and return some data.
I have tried using the @api_view decorator, but it seems like this only works for endpoints that are based on models.
<code>@api_view(['GET'])
def get_data(request):
return Response({'key': 'value'})
</code>
A:
You can use <code>@list_route</code> decorator from DRF: https://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/generic-views/#listapiview . It will add your view as a list action of your viewset, so you will be able to access it via <code>/yoururl/yourviewsetname/get_data</code>. You can also use <code>@detail_route</code>, which will add your view as a detail action of your viewset, so you will be able to access it via <code>/yoururl/yourviewsetname/$idnumber$/get_data</code>. If you want to make it accessible via GET method only, then specify methods parameter of the decorator: <code>@list_route(methods=['get'])</code>. Here is an example: https://github.com/en code /django-rest-framework /blob /master /rest _framewor k /decorators .py#L37 . If you want more control over how this route is accessed (for example if you want to make it accessible via POST method), then I would recommend using custom APIView class instead of @list or @detail route decorators. Here is an example: https://www.django - rest - framework .org /api - guide / views # creating - custom - apiviews . You can also use generic views (https://www.django - rest - framework .org /api - guide / generic - views #genericviews) , but they are not recommended for new projects because they do not give much control over what happens inside the view and how response is generated (and in general they are harder to debug). Also note that if you do not need any authentication or permission checks on your API calls, then there is no point in using DRF at all and just write regular Django views with plain HttpResponse objects returned from them (although I would still recommend using some kind of serialization library like jsonpickle or jsonify). Hope this helps! Good luck! 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Hva er drf-endepunkt
Drf-endepunktet er en Django-applikasjon som gir et RESTful-grensesnitt til DREF (Django Rest Framework) API.
endepunkter
Et endepunkt er et spesifikt interaksjonspunkt med en nettjeneste. I Django er et endepunkt vanligvis representert av en URL. For eksempel kan endepunktet for Twitter API være http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/update.
Når du oppretter en modell i Django, kan du spesifisere hvilke endepunkter modellen støtter. Modellen Twitter har for eksempel et endepunkt for å oppdatere Twitter-statusen din. Hvis du vil bruke Twitter API for å få de siste tweetene dine, vil du bruke endepunktet http://api.twitter.com/1/users/:brukernavn/.
