Hi everyone,
I have something that's bugging me.
I'd like to be able to show my documentation (i.e. the endpoints available
and their description) even to people not logged in that would not be
authorised to run those endpoints. This is because the first step for
clients evaluating our API is not to use it, it's really just to see what's
available.
Creating an account and API keys just to be able to do that is a strong
blocker.
Is there a way to go around the view permission (in the context of
documentation only obviously)?
I can track the "problem" to be there
> /Users/gbataille/.virtualenvs/p4d_cloud/lib/python2.7/site-packages/
rest_framework/schemas.py(341)has_view_permissions()
339
340 try:
--> 341 view.check_permissions(view.request)
But I don't see any obvious way to go around it. Any pointers?
Thanks
Greg
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