# DanteJcoder
Simple way to make json from standard django models
Quickstart:
Installation
`pip install django-dantejcoder`
Simple use
1. Import DanteJcoder
```python
from dantejcoder.coder import DanteJcoder
```
2. Get one django model or queriset (for example in result variable)
3. Use DanteJcoder in JsonResponse
```python
return JsonResponse(result, encoder=DanteJcoder)
```
Simple way to make json from standard django models
Quickstart:
Installation
`pip install django-dantejcoder`
Simple use
1. Import DanteJcoder
```python
from dantejcoder.coder import DanteJcoder
```
2. Get one django model or queriset (for example in result variable)
3. Use DanteJcoder in JsonResponse
```python
return JsonResponse(result, encoder=DanteJcoder)
```
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