Just a quick tip: Sometimes you need a little JSON endpoint for some
feature of your site or project, and a full REST framework like DRF is
completely overkill. Django makes this incredibly easy, out of the box:
from django.http import JsonResponse
def some_view(request):
my_dict = {'foo': "bar"} # Arbitrarily complex dictionary
return JsonResponse(my_dict)
And that's it - the URL for that view now emits JSON, ready for JS to
consume. It's ridiculous how little code you need to make it happen.
./s
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