Add the username and api_key parameters to your GET variables. Make sure that you have the curl http://localhost:8000/api/v1/books/?username=issackelly\&api_key=123456789adfljafal Make sure to follow the other instructions from teh docs when setting it up: ApiKeyAuthentication As an alternative to requiring sensitive data like a password, the ApiKeyAuthentication allows you to collect just username & a machine-generated api … Read more
You are on the right track. However, build_filters is supposed to transition resource lookup to an ORM lookup. The default implementation splits the query keyword based on __ into key_bits, value pairs and then tries to find a mapping between the resource looked up and its ORM equivalent. Your code is not supposed to apply … Read more
Your Resources should look like this: class FooResource(ModelResource): img = fields.FileField(attribute=”img”, null=True, blank=True) class Meta: queryset = Foo.objects.all() The attribute should correspond to the field in the model. As stated in the documentation: ApiField.attribute A string naming an instance attribute of the object wrapped by the Resource.
Your approach will try to create a new user with the username that you are authenticating with. This will bubble up at the DB layer, as you’ve noticed, that such a user already exists. What you want is to create a UserResource, add a method on it that users can post to and login with … Read more