I am building a shop kiosk in django
and I have a view that displays some sold products within a time range like so;
def product_sold_report(request): response = {} id_list = [] try: _start = _get_parameter(request, "_start") except Exception, e: _start = None try: _end = _get_parameter(request, "_end") except Exception, e: _end = None if _start and _end: orders = Order.objects.filter(created__range=[datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(float(_start)),datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(float(_end))]).filter(status = 4).order_by("-created") else: orders = Order.objects.all().filter(status=4).order_by("-created") for order in orders: id_list.append(order.id) for item in OrderItem.objects.filter(order__in = id_list): i = Order.objects.get(id = item.order_id) try: product = Product.objects.get(id = item.product_reference) barcode = product.barcode except Exception,e: barcode = None if item.product_name in response: response[item.product_name]["product_quantity"] += item.quantity else: response[item.product_name] = { "product_quantity":item.quantity, "product_barcode":barcode } return HttpResponse(simplejson.dumps(response), mimetype="text/json")
However, I want to use a rest framework so that I can have a different web app on another server query this app and get the same products sold results , I have considered django tastypie
but it seems to major a lot on models resources. Is it possible to have this done using django tastypie
or django rest framework
.
Thanks
You don't NEED a full restful service to get the same results. As long as your views are returning well formed JSON data - Just use good URL patterns in your url.py that maps to your view functions.
You can craft URL patterns just like tastypie /api/v1/products_sold/ Just work with some regex - and make sure the URLS just make sense