Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. Basic authentication[14/n]

Dec 3, 20201 min read

Welcome back to my series on creating Python APIs using Django REST framework. Today we will view basic authentication in our API. So far we've been using the API after signing into the website but what if someone wants to access the API via a mobil...

Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. Completing todos using API [13/n]

Nov 30, 20204 min read

Welcome back to my series on creating Python APIs using Django REST framework. Today we will add the ability to be able to complete the todos using the API. So first we start by creating an url for the completed todos page. so the final url should l...

Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. CRUD operations using API [12/n]

Nov 26, 20203 min read

Welcome back to my series on creating Python APIs using Django REST framework. Today we will add the basic functionality of CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) in our API view. First, let's add the option to create new todo using API. For that we nee...

Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. Listing Completed Todos.[11/n]

Nov 23, 20203 min read

Welcome back to my series on creating Python APIs using Django REST framework. Today we will list out the completed Todos in our API view. Add the below to the urls.py file that you created in the api folder. The final address would be http://127.0....

Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. Adding the API to an existing app.[10/n]

Nov 19, 20202 min read

Now that you have learned how to create a Python API using the Django REST Framework from scratch, let's now use it on an existing project. We'll use a to-do app that is created using the Django web framework. You can find the link to the code here. ...

Creating Python APIs - The Django REST framework. Building a Reddit clone - Deleting Posts.[9/n]

Nov 16, 20206 min read

Congratulations! Now you're on the final part of successfully creating your very own basic reddit clone. Now for whatever reason, if the user wants to delete his post he should be able to. Let's give him that ability. We need an url for that, so we ...