django-jsonis
Helper library that can be used in combination with Django Class-Based views to return JSON responses.
Warning: this is a work in progress, pending code refactoring and documentation
Features
JSONApiResponseMixin providing render_api_response and render_api_error_response methods
Accept JSON request payload
JSONApiFormView that can be used for simple JSON APIs using django.forms
JSON Web token validation (custom django middleware&auth backend)
JSONTestClient providing utilities that can be used to test created APIs
Default JSONEncoder handling Decimal numbers
Simple jsonify template filter (add ‘jsonis’ to your application list in settings)
License
This software is licensed under MIT.
TODO
Examples!
Documentation
Code Cleanup
Tests
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Metadata
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