Quick start

These examples work on the tastypie_tutorial Django project.

Create an Api object

>>> from tastypie_client import Api
>>> api = Api('http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/1/')
>>> api
<Api: http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/1/>

Finds an user by its ID

>>> api.user
<EndpointProxy http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/1/user/>
>>> user = api.user(1)
>>> user
<Resource user/1: {u'username': u'test_user', ...}>
>>> user.username
u'test_user'

Look at its posts

>>> user.posts
[u'/api/1/entry/1/', u'/api/1/entry/2/']

Get the first one

>>> user.posts[0]
Resource entry/1: {u'body': u'foo body', u'title': u'foo!', u'id': u'1', u'user': <ResourceProxy user/1>, u'pub_date': u'2012-04-29T08:55:08', u'slug': u'foo'}>

Alternatively, you load both of them with an unique HTTP request

>>> user.posts[:]
[<Resource entry/1: {u'body': u'foo body', u'title': u'foo!', u'id': u'1', u'user': <ResourceProxy user/1>, u'pub_date': u'2012-04-29T08:55:08', u'slug': u'foo'}>,
 <Resource entry/2: {u'body': u'bar body', u'title': u'bar title', u'id': u'2', u'user': <ResourceProxy user/1>, u'pub_date': u'2012-04-29T08:55:21', u'slug': u'bar'}>]