# djajax
Some helper utilities for building Ajax applications without throwing out all the nicities of Django out the window (or moving wholesale to something like Django REST Framework).
## Models
### SerializableMixin
A model mixin that gives an easy way to serialize a model or queryset to JSON.
#### to_json
Default dictionary representation of a model that can later be converted to JSON. May be overriden in a model by defining `to_json` in the model.
#### serialize (static method)
Serializes a queryset/model into a JSON-ifable dictionary. Will paginate a queryset if necessary.
## Template tags
### jsonify filter
Outputs a dictionary input a JSON object. Returns an empty obj if the template variable is empty.
```html
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
(function() {
var djajaxJsonData = {{ json|jsonify }};
console.log('djajaxJsonData', djajaxJsonData);
})();
}();
</script>
```
### djajax_urls tag
Outputs a dictionary of reverse lookups to urls for use in Javascript. Urls must be specified in DJAJAX_URL_REVERSE_LOOKUPS and must not need arguments.
settings.py
```python
DJAJAX_URL_REVERSE_LOOKUPS = [
'login',
'www:index',
]
```
index.html
```html
<script src="{% static 'js/djajax.js' %}"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
(function() {
var djajaxUrls = {% djajax_urls %};
console.log('djajaxUrls', djajaxUrls);
})();
}();
</script>
```
## HTTP responses
### JsonHttpResponse
Returns a JSON response with the correct headers set.
## View helpers
### is_idempotent
Returns whether the request is idempotent (changes state on the server) or not.
### response
Returns an appropriate AJAX response for an AJAX request.
### get_from_post_or_get
Attempts to first get a value from the POST query dictionary, and if that fails, to look at the GET querystring.
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