In my view file I want this logic:
Articles (apiview):
def get(self, reqeust, id): #logic def put(self, request, id): #logic def post(self, requst, id): #logic def delete(self, request, id): #logic
I want a handle URL like this:
/articles/int:pk # Display articles with id=pk /articles/add # Add articles to the database etc...
But I have a question, I don't want to use different classes for different urls, at the same time I want if I call /articles/add , post method call, what is the best way to achieve this?
sry, I'm very new to python and drf, I would appreciate help on the best way to do this,
Am I going about this completely wrong? I just don't want to use drf in the apiview method to provide a different class for each post, get...
What you describe here already exists: i.e. ViewSet
[drf-doc]. This combines different methods in the same class. Usually, use the same serializer etc. So it groups logically what is often very similar.
In order to route items correctly, Router
[drf-doc] is used to make the corresponding path. Some have primary keys, such as GET, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE, while POST does not. You can then customize it further.
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