> A suggestion though, is to be able to declare serializers in a
> similar fashion as models or forms.
Actually that's a fair point, yup - the proposal could be made a little
closer to the existing Forms and Models APIs.
Something along these lines...
class ModelPKField(SerializerField):
def get_value(self, obj, key):
return unicode(obj.pk)
class ModelNameField(SerializerField):
def get_value(self, obj, key):
return unicode(obj._meta)
class ModelFieldSetField(SerializerField):
def get_value(self, obj, key):
return FieldsSerializer().serialize(obj)
class RelatedPKField(SerializerField):
def get_value(self, obj, key):
return unicode(getattr(obj, key).pk)
class FieldsSerializer(Serializer):
"""
Serializes only the fields on a model.
"""
class Meta:
exclude = ('id', 'pk')
default_related_field = RelatedPKField()
class DjangoSerializer(Serializer):
"""
Serializes into the existing django style.
"""
pk = ModelPKField()
model = ModelNameField()
fields = ModelFieldSetField()
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